Facing Imu Was Wall-Gazing, the Holy Knights Were Seeing Ghosts
Working for Imu was a very troublesome matter, and when Imu did not issue orders proactively, even the Five Elders found it difficult to report proactively.
After all, in Imu's worldview, all kinds of matters could be minor trifles, and if the five of them could not even handle such minor trifles, they would be far too incompetent.
Taking action themselves and executing things poorly also easily led to problems, especially for Saturn, who was hanging on the line between life and death.
Sending people from the Holy Knights to take action—if these contractors met with accidents, problems would still arise.
Leaving things alone and letting the matter blow up would still cause problems.
It could be said that no matter which way they walked, it was a very dangerous behavior.
"The Marines are becoming increasingly incompetent. When such a thing actually happens, they cannot even manage a response."
As for who was making this mess more and more chaotic, the Five Elders had already chosen to selectively ignore that point; Imu was their leader, while they were the leaders of everyone except Imu.
Their hundreds of years of leadership instinct told them that no matter what kind of trouble happened, the one in the wrong was definitely not themselves.
Even though the Five Elders also knew that this scale of riot had already exceeded the handling capacity of the Marines, especially since the Marines had also suffered severe weakening.
The admirals who had died in battle, the Shichibukai who had been stripped of their status, Egghead which had been destroyed, and the Seraphim whose whereabouts were unknown—these had all indirectly affected the combat power of the Marines.
However, this did not affect them complaining about the incompetence of the