A Sledgehammer to Smash the One Piece

This is a pirate, but also has an army?

Thinking about it carefully, it seems that there really is, it seems that the bigmom pirates have it?But that's a rough idea!

But since Orgrim's orders have been given, Barrett is not going to fool or refuse.

Therefore, during this period of time, he has been examining the situation of the Warhammer Pirates in various cadres and systems of the Warhammer Pirates.

It has to be said that the Warhammer Pirates did make him feel a little strange.

This pirate group seems to be somewhat dissimilar. It is true that they are pirates.

However, they also have some important business in the dark world, not simply relying on looting or collecting protection fees to support this huge system.

But this is nothing, many pirates will have some side jobs, which is understandable. I haven't seen Kaido's pirate group, and they are also engaged in arms.

What makes Barrett even more strange is that they are engaged in construction in Avalon, and even the prototype of the entire pirate group has a tendency to develop towards the concept of "nation".

In Barrett's view, this trend is deformed!

Because this so-called 'state' prototype is essentially inseparable from evil!

Can a country that reveals the 'evil essence' from the inside out, can survive for a long time?

This question, he asked the IQ responsible for the Warhammer Pirates, Ben Beckman.

As a result, the answer Beckman gave him was also a bit strange.

"Does the evil country established by our pirates need to be maintained for a long time?"

Barrett pondered the question...

Although it sounds a bit outrageous, it is true... It seems that it is not necessary!

As long as it can provide for the development of the Warhammer Pirates, complete the bloody primitive accumulation in the shortest time, and bring up the background, the meaning of the existence of this 'national prototype' has been achieved.

As for after this, it doesn't seem to matter whether it is dead or alive?

In other words, these are all things that need to be considered in the next stage. Now there is no need to consider anything that is not long-term or long-term, and it will be over if you become strong.

It can't even be guaranteed to be strong. Even if it lasts for a long time, it doesn't mean much to the Warhammer Pirates, doesn't it?

After thinking about this matter, Barret already understood why Orgrim and the others wanted to create a nondescript pirate army.

To put it bluntly, this is just a 'tool' used by Orgrim to realize his ambition, and there is no superfluous meaning.

He needs this kind of power to accomplish his purpose, so he needs such a wonderful army.

So essentially, Barrett's understanding is that Orgrim needs a pirate cannon fodder in the skin of an 'army'.

As the basic power of a large number of existences, it is used to fight against the rest of the forces and rule its own territory.

That's it.

Therefore, this army does not need any sense of honor at all, and an army with pirates as its essence can only cultivate a high sense of honor.

So what does this army need to keep its spirits up?

As a veteran of the military, Barrett quickly thought of it, that is brainwashing and wolfishness.

The country he once served for cultivated the army in this way. It has to be said that the army cultivated in this way is very capable of fighting, but if something goes wrong, it will collapse very quickly.

However, although there are many flaws, it is enough for the Warhammer Pirates.

I believe that as long as Orgrim does not collapse, and the cadres of the Warhammer Pirates do not collapse, then with the powerful force to deter, this army will not have any problems in a short period of time.

that's enough.

There is no need for military discipline, as long as they can obey the orders of their superiors. As for how cruel the methods are after the fight, slaughter the city and destroy the country, it doesn't matter.

Although he has some ideas in mind, Barrett has not acted in a hurry, he needs to make a plan.

For example, this army, how many people need to be formed at the beginning, how much military expenditure, what configuration, what venue and so on.

After all these are arranged, come up with a mature plan, and Beckman will give him approval.

On the other hand, Barrett also wanted to get familiar with the style of the Warhammer Pirates.

Although he has the experience of being a pirate, he has even been on Roger's ship.

But the Roger Pirates and the Warhammer Pirates are completely two different concepts!

Barrett still needs a certain amount of time to fully integrate into the Warhammer Pirates.

During this period of time, he also contacted the rest of the Warhammer Pirates, but what to say.

Maybe it was because Barrett was a 'newcomer', and he was really aloof, so he didn't get along very well with the rest of the cadres, and of course, there was no conflict.

It's that friendly feeling.

This may take a certain amount of time to run in, which is normal.

However, his relationship with Mihawk is quite good. On the one hand, it is because they have traveled together in the West Sea, and on O'Hara Island, they have never known each other.

On the other hand, he found that Mihawk was also a very arrogant person, with a cold face all day long, and he seemed to ignore everyone when he saw him.

Even for the captain of Orgrim, he felt lukewarm.

Logically speaking, this kind of guy must be excluded, especially since the system of the Warhammer Pirates is so large, this probability should increase.