The other four old men in the conference room naturally understood that the "waste" he referred to was Crocodile, but they all chose to remain silent.
After all, Shichibukai is just a few slightly more powerful chess pieces to World Government. There is really no need to seek revenge for Crocodile.
I can only blame Crocodile for overestimating his own capabilities and daring to provoke the evil star Allen. It is reasonable for him to be beaten violently.
After a moment of silence, Saint Saturn said with a serious face, "Let's think about how to deal with this matter. After all, Crocodile holds the title of Shichibukai. Now that he is beaten like this, we, World Government, are embarrassed."
The bald V·Saint Nusjuro on the side immediately suggested. "I propose to revoke his title of Shichibukai, and then charge him with a crime and arrest him."
As soon as this statement came out, the three old men immediately agreed.
"Second!"
"Second!"
"Second!"
However, when there was no second voice, the four old men turned their attention to Saint Saturn at the same time.
Facing everyone's puzzled looks, Saint Saturn expressed his concerns. "Crocodile is now in the hands of Allen. Should we snatch it directly or..."
When this difficult question was raised, the four old men fell into silence.
After a while, Saint Saturn suggested again. "Why don't you let the Navy negotiate with him, give him some benefits, and let him hand over the people? It doesn't matter whether he lives or lives!"
After careful consideration and weighing the pros and cons, the four old men all felt that this proposal was the most appropriate. They looked at each other and nodded in agreement.
This decision involves an important person - Crocodile. As long as he is within the control of World Government, it is not difficult to accuse him of any crime.
This rather difficult task finally fell on the shoulders of Fleet Admiral Sengoku.
At that time, on Grand Line, Garp, whose vacation had ended, was leisurely riding Dog Head Warship, slowly driving in the direction of Marine Headquarters.
On the deck of Warship, Garp enthusiastically devoted himself to the "great cause" of challenging the record of consecutive Senbei.
Just listen to the crisp "click click" sounds one after another, and Senbei is put into the mouth one after another by Garp.
"One thousand and one!"
There was a little excitement and pride in his voice.
Immediately afterwards, there were two more "click clicks", and the number was updated to "one thousand and two!"
Just when Garp stretched out his hand and was about to pick up the next Senbei and launch an impact towards a higher record, the Den Den Mushi in his pocket suddenly rang the phone ring tone of "Bulu Bulu~".
"Damn, it almost broke the record!"
Garp couldn't help but complain in a low voice, but he quickly took out Den Den Mushi from his pocket and listened.
"Hey, who bothered me to challenge the record of eating Senbei!"
There was a bit of dissatisfaction and impatience in his voice.
A deep voice came from the receiver. "It's me, Sengoku!"
When Garp heard this, he still had some impatience in his tone. "I know, I know, tell me, what do you want from me?"
Sengoku felt helpless when he heard Garp's careless tone, but he could only suppress his emotions and asked, "Where have you returned?"
Garp subconsciously thought that Sengoku was dissatisfied with the slow speed of his return, so he quickly argued. "We will be back Marineford soon."
Sengoku knows Garp's style of doing things very well. He knows in his heart that this old guy always takes several days to return to the headquarters. How can he be so punctual this time?
Thinking of this, Sengoku couldn't help but asked with a hint of doubt, "Really?"
Garp has never been one to lie. When Sengoku questioned him like this, he simply broke the rules and said truthfully, "Okay, I still have a few days to go back, and I am now near Lodestar Island."
When Sengoku heard this, he secretly breathed a sigh of relief, and then said, "That's good, you take people to Alabasta to arrest Crocodile!"
When Garp heard this, he couldn't help scratching his head and asked with confusion, "Didn't he just be appointed as Shichibukai by World Government?"
Speaking of this, Sengoku was so angry that he gritted his teeth, and his heart was full of resentment: Shichibukai, the Shichibukai that World Government created, has caused trouble, and they actually asked the navy to clean up the mess for them.
But even if there is all kinds of dissatisfaction in his heart, Sengoku has to perform his duties. After all, the navy is subordinate to World Government.
Later, Sengoku tried his best to sound tactful and explained, "Because World Government found out that he was secretly instigating a war between the Rebel Army and the royal family in an attempt to destroy Kingdom of Alabasta!"
Garp Hearing this, his IQ, which had never been very online, came online for the first time. He frowned and asked doubtfully, "Will those people from the government investigate him for no reason?"
Sengoku did not expect that Garp, who is usually unreliable, would ask such a profound question.
After thinking for a moment, Sengoku decided to tell Garp the whole story. After all, he would have to negotiate with Allen later. If the situation was not explained clearly, it would be difficult to complete the task smoothly.
So, Sengoku patiently explained, "Because he was beaten so badly in Alabasta, World Government found out about these bastard things about him."
When Garp heard this, his face was full of disbelief and he couldn't help but laugh, "Are you kidding? He is Ability User of Sand-Sand Fruit. In such a desert area, can anyone Alabasta defeat him?"
Sengoku's tone became leisurely and he responded slowly, "It's not the people from Alabasta's country, but that shithead who got there."
"This Crocodile didn't know how to live or die. He actually dared to kidnap his woman and was beaten to half death."
When Garp heard that it was Allen who made the move, he nodded first and said subconsciously, "You deserve to be beaten."
But then, he reacted, with a trace of embarrassment on his face, and asked doubtfully, "You don't mean to let me snatch Crocodile from him, do you?"
"Let me explain first, I can't beat Allen plus Wangcai!"
Sengoku felt helpless after hearing this, and hurriedly explained, "I didn't ask you to rob someone. Go talk to him and ask him to let him go. If he doesn't want to, just give him some benefits. It doesn't matter whether the person is alive or dead."
Garp looked embarrassed when he heard this and said, "I don't have any money to give him!"
When Sengoku heard this, he couldn't help but yelled, "Idiot, who asked you to pay for it? The government will pay for the benefits. You just have to find a way to get people at the lowest cost."
Garp heard that he didn't have to pay out of his own pocket, and a sly smile suddenly appeared on his face, and he said with a smile, "I am the most experienced in negotiating, I will definitely handle this matter beautifully!"
Garp has already made up his mind. No matter how much Allen asks for, he will never bargain. Anyway, he doesn't have to pay for it himself. World Government has plenty of money, so why should he feel sorry for them!
If Five Elders knew what Garp was thinking at this moment, I'm afraid he would be furious to death.
Sengoku heard Garp's assurance. Although he still had some doubts about his ability to do things, at the moment there was really no other more suitable candidate, so he could only explain a few words again and hung up the phone.
After Garp put away Den Den Mushi, he immediately issued the order Heading to Kingdom of Alabasta to the soldiers on the ship.
The screen turned and came to Alabasta Royal Palace. On the throne, a middle-aged man was sitting solemnly. He leaned forward slightly and looked at Bell below. With some concern and caution in his tone, he asked slowly, "Bell, is this true?"