In the dim prison cell, Crow and Mori's expressions changed when they heard Tsugikuni Yoriichi's words.
The two of them had already resigned themselves to their fate, never expecting a turn of events on the night before their execution.
No matter who it was, when faced with life and death, people often looked back on their lives. The time spent waiting for death to arrive was the hardest to endure. During that time, people would often question their hearts and examine everything they had done.
Some people became even more steadfast in their ideals and beliefs as they reviewed their pasts. But there were also those who came to regret some of what they had done and felt it had not been worth it.
Mori and Crow were not founding members of the Revolutionary Army. By the time they joined, Dragon's Revolutionary Army had already achieved some results in the North Blue.
They had been moved by Dragon's great ideals and won over by his formidable strength and personal charisma.
The Dragon they saw was a leader who took action himself. They had also firmly believed that, under Dragon's leadership, the Revolutionary Army would certainly achieve great things and shake the World Government that had suppressed the world for eight hundred years.
To a certain extent, the world envisioned by the Revolutionary Army shared many similarities with the world Tsugikuni Yoriichi envisioned. Moreover, the enemies targeted by both sides had much in common.
The only difference was the path they chose. And compared to the Revolutionary Army's years of accomplishing little, the New Marines led by Tsugikuni Yoriichi had moved far more quickly.
The Revolutionary Army had existed for so many years, yet its reach had never dared touch the Holy Land or the Celestial Dragons. All it had done