Storming the Battlefield, Fire Fist!

Different positions naturally led to vastly different decisions.

If Tsugikuni Yoriichi were still the Commander-in-Chief of the New Marines, and the Celestial Dragons controlling the World Government still remained above the Holy Land, remotely directing Marine Headquarters, then what Tsugikuni Yoriichi needed to do would naturally be to join forces with Dragon's Revolutionary Army, pour in all their strength, and prioritize destroying the Holy Land.

But now, as circumstances and identities changed, the New Marines and Marine Headquarters had merged into one. This naturally made the relationship between the New Marines and the Revolutionary Army somewhat delicate.

Partners who could once cooperate with one another had, in truth, become opponents whose positions were not entirely aligned.

Now, the demands of Tsugikuni Yoriichi and Dragon were completely different.

From Tsugikuni Yoriichi's perspective, what he needed to do now was maintain the world's stability as much as possible, preserve the current framework of global governance, and on that foundation gradually hollow out the World Government, eventually replacing and reforming it.

But compared with Tsugikuni Yoriichi, the Revolutionary Army Dragon had established was far simpler and purer. All they wanted to do was help those suffering unfair treatment rise up and resist.

The so-called world order held no meaning for them whatsoever. They focused on individual points: every poorly governed country and every oppressed population needed their struggle and assistance.

What Tsugikuni Yoriichi and the Marines needed to focus on, meanwhile, was the bigger picture. They did not want large-scale chaos to erupt across the world, because that would make their reforms more difficult and bring unnecessary trouble.

Destruction was far easier than construction. Though the current governing framework had all kinds of problems, as long as those at the helm grasped the main course, this great ship could still sail steadily across