What did Big Liquor Barrel Lewinsky see in this article? He saw the Revolutionary Army opening up a new battlefield. He saw that the Revolutionary Army had found the source and true culprit behind the world's chaos. He saw the Revolutionary Army's declaration of war: never compromise.
Faced with such a fighting organization, the first thing he, as a pirate, considered was whether he could defeat them.
The answer was obvious without even needing to be spoken.
Not to mention him—even the Four Emperors could not compare to the Revolutionary Army in terms of organizational power. Coupled with the earlier three-pronged wage policy, he could easily reach one conclusion: the age of pirates was coming to an end. Just look at the pirates around his pirate ship, all anxiously wanting to surrender, and it was clear that the Revolutionary Army's psychological strategy had been highly successful. Most pirates now had no desire to fight. Although the Revolutionary Army intended to confiscate the money they had plundered over the years, what did they need money for? Wasn't it so they could return to their hometowns, find wives, and build happy families? Now that their escape routes had been completely cut off, money no longer meant anything. If the Revolutionary Army wanted it, then they could have it.
On the other hand, the Revolutionary Army's mention of the local wealthy landowners and gentry made everyone suddenly realize where the conflict between friend and foe truly came from. It helped them understand who their friends were and who their enemies were.
Once the Revolutionary Army became their friend, they naturally preferred to stand on the Revolutionary Army's side and ask it to stand up for them.
The Revolutionary Army had effortlessly driven a wedge between ordinary pirates and great pirates. Although Leo, Commander