Sakazuki was still leafing through the booklets.
After studying the sand table for a while, Zephyr and Morris were already growing restless.
The two exchanged several glances.
Finally, Morris gave in and turned to Sakazuki.
"Sakazuki."
"Isn't this front pushing too deep..."
Their previous strategic formation had been elliptical. Although Charlotte Linlin and Kaido had been their main targets, they had never thrust straight into enemy territory like this...
A strategy of such deep penetration could certainly catch the enemy off guard and put them under immense pressure.
But Red-Haired Shanks and Hale Nock, stationed on either side, were no mere decorations.
The Navy's main fighting strength was concentrated at the front, placing enormous pressure on the flanks.
If Hale Nock and Red-Haired Shanks launched surprise attacks, cutting across at any cost, the defensive lines on the flanks would collapse outright...
Would Sakazuki make such an elementary mistake...? No...
That meant there was some hidden plan, but no matter how hard the two thought, they could not figure out how he would relieve the pressure on both flanks...
Sakazuki set down the booklet in his hands.
"No, it's just right..."
"Having the Four Emperors arrayed side by side spreads our forces too thin."
"Concentrating our attack on one point is relatively better."
"As for how to bring them all together..."
"We're still missing an opportunity..."
When he mentioned that opportunity, Sakazuki's expression became inscrutable. There was no telling what he was thinking...
Zephyr and Morris were baffled. Their questions had only multiplied, but neither pressed him further.
Sakazuki had his own considerations. It was best not to interfere too much...
The two continued studying the sand table. Some time passed.
Sakazuki had also finished skimming the booklets in his hands.
"The content is very good."
"But it still needs