At the words "Revolutionary Army," Whitebeard's gaze sharpened slightly.
He gained a deeper understanding of Kakarot and his organization.
He looked at Kakarot, thinking that perhaps this young man and his organization really could change the world...
He narrowed his eyes slightly, fixed Kakarot with a piercing gaze, and slowly asked:
"If you overthrow the World Government, can you really build a better world than this one?"
Kakarot did not answer immediately. He quietly took the Ideological Program and another notebook out of his Spatial Ring and handed them to Whitebeard.
This notebook contained some systems and ideas he had devised based on the unique circumstances of the Pirate King world,
with the aim of letting others see what the future world might look like.
Whitebeard took the booklets and frowned slightly. His gaze swept over the cover before he opened one and began reading.
As he read further, his expression gradually grew serious.
He found that this organization called the Revolutionary Army truly had its own distinctive insights and plans,
and if they really could change the world as envisioned in the book, perhaps they truly could build a better world.
"Kakarot, your ideas may be good, but we Whitebeard Pirates are pirates,"
Whitebeard said, setting down the booklet and looking at Kakarot.
"Leaving aside whether we'd join the Revolutionary Army, your claim that pirates won't be allowed in the future alone could make us enemies."
Kakarot smiled slightly and said unhurriedly:
"Uncle Newgate, that's a matter for the future. If we succeed in the end,
there certainly won't be room in the world for pirates who disregard order and produce nothing.
But there will still be adventure crews and the like. You know about my 'video' plan.
Adventure crews can fund their adventures through their share of video