There was a saying in Dawn's previous life: a weak country had no diplomacy.
But for now, before Dragon's Revolutionary Army had grown powerful, the strong in this world were basically divided into two major camps: the Navy and the pirates.
As for the remaining powerful figures among the common people, most of them lived freely and unrestrainedly. It was rare to see one enter a country and become a minister.
Or rather, even if someone truly joined a country and served it, their strength was generally nothing special.
Take a "monster" like Fujitora, for example. What king could possibly hire him? He alone was enough to destroy a country.
Otherwise, there were people like Doflamingo, who relied on their strength and schemes to usurp the throne and become king themselves.
Wapol was so arrogant because, as a tyrant, he did not care whether his people lived or died, and that happened to be the weak point of kind rulers.
Because confrontations between countries could lead to war, while tyrants did not care what became of their countries or citizens. Thus, at the Reverie, the more tyrannical the ruler, the more lawless he became.
But what if the kings of other countries spoke up to help? Would Wapol still dare to be so arrogant?
If no one spoke for you when you ran into trouble, then I would back you, and vice versa. You dared to mouth off to me? Fine, then we would mouth off to you together. If you had the guts, start a war.
At the Reverie, every person's words represented a country. Under such circumstances, every additional person who spoke in support could have an enormous impact.
Once one's influence was great enough, one would naturally possess enough say.
Moreover, the kings at the Reverie argued