The Revolutionary Army branch leader who had spoken continued:
"There can be no doubt about what those three names on the cover represent."
"We have no reason to refuse to distribute them, nor can we."
"These booklets are incredibly useful to Revolutionary Army soldiers and ordinary people throughout the world."
"After all, we're about to reclaim the Four Blues. After that, we'll face the World Government's main forces on the Grand Line."
"These booklets won't just make our soldiers stronger. They'll give us a better chance of winning overall."
"So we must print them as quickly as possible and distribute them around the world."
After finishing, he looked at Commander-in-Chief Dragon. This was only a proposal; the final decision still rested with Dragon, who sat at the head of the table.
The other Revolutionary Army branch leaders also looked at Dragon. They agreed with what had just been said.
With a stern expression, Dragon looked around at the slightly nervous group, then suddenly smiled:
"I'm not that rigid."
"Well said."
"As long as something benefits us..."
"Even if it comes from an opponent, there's no need to refuse to distribute it."
"In that case..."
"It's settled. Get them printed and distributed around the world as quickly as possible."
"Give us a better chance of winning the final decisive battle."
It was no surprise that everyone believed the final decisive battle would take place on the Grand Line.
The whole point was to fool even their own people. That way, the enemy would have no way to distinguish truth from falsehood.
Dragon also controlled the flow of information within the Revolutionary Army.
Apart from Dragon, Sabo, and the research team, no one knew what kind of ships were being built in the shipyards at the far edges of the Four Blues...