When it came to what Mu Chen had done, he had truly been bold. Even Garp admired him immensely. In fact, Garp had wanted to do the same thing back at God Valley, but the circumstances had not allowed it!
At that moment, Sengoku stepped forward and looked at Mu Chen. The sternness in his eyes was gone, replaced by a touch of gentleness. He said calmly, "Mu Chen, we're not blaming you for hiding your identity. After all, overthrowing the World Government is no small matter. It's only right to be cautious."
He paused, his tone carrying a hint of emotion. "I just never expected you to balance two identities so well. You neither delayed the Navy's reforms nor held back the Revolutionary Army's development. We old men have lived this long, yet this is the first time we've seen someone accomplish something like this."
However, Sengoku changed the subject, his tone becoming more cautionary. "We don't oppose what you're doing, but you need to remember that the Navy and the Revolutionary Army are now tied together. Every decision you make concerns the lives and deaths of countless people. If you have another secret this big in the future, at least give us a heads-up. Don't scare us half to death like you did today."
Zephyr nodded as well, his tone much gentler. "Sengoku is right. You're not fighting alone now. We old men may not be as young as you, nor can we fight as well as you, but we can at least offer advice and help shoulder some of the pressure. Don't treat us like outsiders again."
Garp chimed in, "Exactly. Tell us if anything comes up in the future. If the Five Elders dare come looking for trouble with you, we old men will stand in