Yet the scene on the screen was like a glimmer of dawn breaking through the darkness, rekindling a spark of hope in those who had nearly lost all trust in the Navy.
Watching the broadcast, seeing those Marines resolutely stand against their own colleagues to protect the people, viewers around the world could not help regaining some confidence in the Navy, an organization that had always proclaimed its justice.
On the broadcast, Aide'er no longer spared Feike a glance as the latter continued yapping like a dog off to the side.
He directed his burning gaze straight at his superior-Rear Admiral Enfis.
"Rear Admiral Enfis, as a Marine, do you truly intend to oppress and harm civilians like this?"
Aide'er's eyes blazed, and he stood as straight as a pine. His voice rang out with conviction as he voiced the challenge in his heart, every word seemingly carrying immense weight.
Aide'er had, in fact, already formed his own judgment.
He had disapproved of some of Enfis's actions before, but back then, although Enfis occasionally injured civilians by accident during operations against criminals, he had not done so deliberately.
So, despite his disapproval, Aide'er had always silently buried those thoughts in his heart without revealing them.
Now, however, Enfis was openly ordering soldiers to oppress civilians, and the various signs forced Aide'er to draw a conclusion.
From the snippets of conversation he had overheard, he felt that Enfis and the others had lost all reason. Following that CP Agent's instructions, they actually intended to slaughter every pregnant woman to find the Pirate King's widow.
On top of that, he had just personally witnessed his colleagues' vile treatment of civilians, even cruelly shooting an innocent person. All of this finally pushed Aide'er beyond his limit.
He had, in fact, vaguely heard of