Led by the Nose

"Not bad—there's an upside to this. Pirates were too scattered, so even when we deployed large forces, most of our attacks ended in vain. If that brat gathers all his strength together, then as long as we eliminate this pirate crew, everything will be settled."

Although Garp usually looked like a fool, how could someone who had chased Gol D. Roger all over the New World possibly be simple? Sengoku was known as the tactician, but Garp's battlefield wisdom was no less than Sengoku's.

Sengoku composed himself. Naturally, he understood what Garp meant. The Marines' duty was to capture pirates, but many of them also had to assist with defense, doing work similar to security guards. Thus, although their numbers were the greatest, their quality varied greatly, and in many matters, they lacked the strength to act despite having the will.

If part of the pirates' forces gathered together, the Marines would not fear a direct confrontation. That said, Sengoku still felt that Uchiha Ye Han was extremely dangerous.

"That damn Gecko Moria." Thinking of Gecko Moria, Sengoku became angry again. Not one of these pirates was trustworthy.

"What did the Five Elders say?" Garp asked.

"They told us not to interfere. This was trouble he brought upon himself. If he gets killed, select a new Seven Warlord of the Sea as soon as possible."

"A new Seven Warlord of the Sea? Uchiha Ye Han really likes picking on the Seven Warlords of the Sea. Choosing a few more troublesome fellows could cause that brat quite a few problems even if they don't act." Garp thought of Crocodile, Doflamingo, and then Gecko Moria. All of them were Seven Warlords of the Sea. That brat specifically targeted the Seven Warlords of the Sea. Garp did not know that there was actually