Battle the Red-Haired Pirates Again

Although other places could not promote their ideas as openly as Goa Kingdom, they were also putting them into practice in different ways.

The Freedom Alliance had now become a propagator of red ideology under the guise of liberating slaves. However, slave liberation was still part of it. Ryan had not abandoned that goal; he had simply added other elements.

At that moment, Ryan suddenly thought of the Poneglyph he had seen in Birka: "The revolution has failed. The light of communism will ultimately be unable to illuminate the world! Although we are all failures, the spark of freedom will never die!"

Isn't what I'm doing now the promotion of communism in the pirate world?

The spark of freedom will never die. Could it be referring to me? Ryan fell into deep thought, but he soon figured it out. It was probably the expectations that those from the past had for future generations.

As for the communism from eight hundred years ago that he could never make sense of, Ryan no longer dwelled on it. He had thought about it countless times without finding an answer.

Perhaps he would learn everything once he reached the final island, Laugh Tale. The secrets of the hundred years that vanished eight hundred years ago were hidden there.

"Jinbe, do you want to take a few people with you?" Ryan asked. There was no use overthinking things for now. They should first deal with the problems in the North Blue.

"I want to take Hatchan and Kuroobi with me," Jinbe replied.

"There's a man named Gin in Loguetown. You can bring him along and teach him Haki while you're at it. He'll be of help to you in the North Blue!"

"Gin? All right!" Jinbe had no doubts whatsoever about Ryan's words.

Ryan nodded