But even if their opportunistic strike succeeded, it would only be temporary.
Taking territory was not difficult. Holding it was the hardest part. Without powerful fighters stationed there, how could those countries whose revolutions had succeeded withstand the World Government?
Take the Lulusia Kingdom, for instance. The World Government had wiped it straight off the map, killing who knew how many ordinary people.
And when the Celestial Dragons slaughtered a country every three years, they prioritized those that resisted, precisely to intimidate the others.
Ultimately, the Revolutionary Army did not even have a stable base. Relying solely on stirring the lower classes into revolution made failure inevitable.
"I'm not sure, but I have a guess."
Stussy smiled. Before joining CP0, she had served in other Cipher Pol units and had come into contact with the Revolutionary Army.
"What if the Revolutionary Army's goal isn't a successful revolution?"
"Hmm?"
Good raised an eyebrow.
If they were not aiming for a successful revolution, why cause such a huge commotion? To draw the whole world's attention?
Stussy said softly, "Good, the world is about to forget the Revolutionary Army, because a more dazzling organization has taken their place."
"Hoenn?"
A thought struck Good.
Could Dragon be planning to lead the Revolutionary Army into Hoenn?
The Revolutionary Army had developed for twenty years, putting down intricate roots across the world. Though they had yet to become a major force, they still wielded considerable influence at the grassroots level.
Even if Dragon wanted to join Hoenn, he could not simply wash his hands of everything. He could hardly abandon the progress of the grassroots revolutions.
So they would launch a grand revolution, declaring to the world that the flames of revolution still burned and leaving the lower classes with hope.
A spectacular beginning and a