So Hades simply could not bring himself to like Roger. The man was nothing but a shit-stirrer.
Was the history of the Void Century really that important?
Not at all. The Kronos Kingdom had a general idea of what had happened during that period; it simply did not know the finer details behind it.
Even if exposing it could deal the World Government a blow, what good would that do?
Thanks to the Celestial Dragons, the World Government still retained its authority, though its reputation was hardly good.
Eight hundred years had already passed. What was the point of digging up the past?
History was written by the victors!
Rather than chasing some elusive history, steadily weakening the World Government would be far more practical.
Just how terrible had the consequences of the Great Pirate Era been?
To be reborn from destruction and reshape the balance of the seas—such an idea was utterly laughable.
Many people on these seas were poorly educated, especially those of common birth like Roger.
Roger might not have realized it, but he had inadvertently ruined the long-term plans of superpowers like the Kronos Kingdom and the various forces opposed to the World Government, causing untold losses.
That was a fact!
It was no wonder Roger's reputation would be so terrible in the future. Aside from pirates, he had offended every faction, including those that could have become his friends.
With such terrifying foundations, how could the World Government possibly be wiped out in one stroke?
Their own approach—advancing cautiously and weakening it step by step—was the right path.
Besides, the Great Pirate Era had not inflicted any substantial damage on the World Government. Instead, some kingdoms had been unable to hold out and joined the World Government Member States, contributing even more heavenly tribute.
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