After the news reached Jaya Island at the Revolutionary Army Headquarters, it indeed caused an uproar like an earthquake.
It could even be called a resounding blow, jolting the Revolutionary Army—who had already defeated the Navy and the three Four Emperors—awake from their book of achievements.
The Revolutionary Army's atmosphere had indeed not been very good lately. They had drawn their swords and looked in every direction, only to find themselves at a loss. There were no longer any opponents worthy of their full attention.
But this incident undoubtedly rang through their hearts like an alarm bell. It warned them that things were not over yet, that they still had many internal problems to resolve. They absolutely could not lie back on their achievements and sleep without a care.
Militarily, there was not much worth describing about this matter. The local Revolutionary Army had launched some kind of rebellion, and it had been easily suppressed. But because the Revolutionary Army were outsiders, they met with hostility and resistance from the local populace.
Once they caught their breath, they would understand just how absurd this was. Their military accomplishments and advantages were even less worth mentioning.
But now, it seemed everyone had discovered overnight what a political problem was.
The political shock caused by this military issue, which the Revolutionary Army could crush with a snap of their fingers, was anything but small.
Everyone was reflecting. What exactly had gone wrong with the Revolutionary Army to make the other side so furious, so resistant toward them?
Yet the effects of this incident made Leo grin from ear to ear.
This was the kind of growth he wanted for the Revolutionary Army. He had not expected the rebellion by the Kingdom of Goa's Revolutionary Army to provoke internal reflection within the Revolutionary