Chapter 624: Losing and Winning
The Revolutionary Army was highly experienced when dealing with surrendering enemies, especially those from a Four Emperors crew.
Although the Four Emperors' officers standing here was already a statement in itself, as a matter of procedure and formality, the Revolutionary Army still treated them as prisoners. They were fitted with Seastone restraints, escorted separately, and then sent to the rear.
The awkward part was that the Revolutionary Army could only imprison them for now; they had yet to find a way to leave Wano Country. With so many people here, were they all supposed to take ships down? That enormous waterfall, with its terrifying drop, could very well smash the Revolutionary Army's small warships to pieces.
And have Issho keep transporting them?
That felt a little too undignified.
At Revolutionary Army headquarters, many soldiers had been reassigned as workers, laboring day and night without pause to build helicopters.
Previously, although the Revolutionary Army had helicopters in reserve, they had not given them much thought. They were used mainly for special operations.
For example, the landing in Wano Country had been a classic special operation: rapidly deploying a small elite force behind enemy lines for surprise attacks and sabotage, then producing immense results at minimal cost.
Such operations were only useful within enemy territory. Many places would soon fall under Revolutionary Army rule, so neither Leo nor Sabo had placed much importance on special operations. Leo believed they would never determine the overall course of a war, because most special operations were really just bullying children. He had never heard of a war between great powers being won through such petty tricks.
Against countries with poor organization and low-quality troops, like those monkeys or camels, special operations could indeed be highly effective.
But after that, they