The Strongest' Reactions
Hawk Eyes sat on a boulder, set down the hoe in his hand, wiped the sweat from his neck and forehead with the towel around his neck, then picked up the newspaper pinned beneath a nearby stone and began reading.
This was not a newspaper.
It was an internal publication of the Revolutionary Army.
Besides publishing news, it required reporters to submit their own reflections and insights, after which Leo would add his comments.
That made things rather complicated, yet the publication retained a layout similar to a newspaper's. Block after block of text was neatly separated, with news, reporters' articles, and Leo's annotations never interfering with one another. It was extremely comfortable to read.
Compared with the layouts of traditional news media, this was the kind of layout people could fall in love with at first glance.
Once the layout had gained a certain advantage, people naturally began paying attention to the content.
The first thing that caught his eye was news of the Whitebeard Pirates severely wounding Kaido. Based on Hawk Eyes's understanding of Whitebeard and Kaido's strength, the real story was probably that Whitebeard had fought Kaido and seriously injured him.
The next article claimed that the Marines had severely wounded Kaido and scattered the Beasts Pirates.
They declared that the Beasts Pirates had become a hollow shell under the Marines' assault.
That was utterly ridiculous.
Especially with the previous article serving as such a stark contrast, the Marines' claim was as laughable as a clown's performance.
A trace of disdain flashed through Hawk Eyes's eyes. After all these years, the Marines were still the same Marines, without the slightest improvement.
Ordinary people were one thing; after all, they had no way of learning most of the world's information. But many great pirates had