"Garp, all in all, the situation right now is like this, and Zephyr has already..."
"No need to say it, I saw it."
In the East Blue, at Foosha Village, Garp, who had originally been on vacation, was sitting in Makino's tavern at the moment, and the Den Den Mushi in the tavern was playing footage of Zephyr.
"Comrades of the Marines! Do not continue to throw your lives away for those executioners, look at the justice on your cloaks! Think about what justice really is!"
Zephyr's voice was full of vitality, and ever since he gave up the post of Admiral back then, Garp had not seen Zephyr look so spirited.
As for why Garp was able to watch, it was not because of Morgans's newspaper, but rather because of Vegapunk's communication technology.
This technology was not even difficult; as long as one got hold of a Transponder Snail, anyone could pull off such an all-channel communication.
Fish-Man Island possessed the capability for delivery equipment, making it very easy to send Den Den Mushi to their own people.
And after Zephyr decided to switch sides, or rather to stage an uprising before the battle, he had also established contact with Nereus, otherwise the Marines in the New World would still have had to guard against attacks from underwater.
Right now, Zephyr was voicing his opinions through this very method, and for the Marines, Zephyr's move had triggered unimaginable turmoil.
Among the successive generations of Admirals, Zephyr's strength could not be considered all that formidable. Although he was the youngest Marine Admiral, his strength did not match those true monsters in the literal sense.
Yet when it came to reputation, all the other Admirals combined did not carry as much influence as Zephyr.
Whether among the pacifists or the hardliners,