I, Sakazuki, Will Not Take a Dog Easily

Seeing the action of Sakazuki, the generals were stunned, but they saw that at the door, several human figures had flashed out like ghosts.

"this is?"

"Lindemann led them into the inner room, and the rest of them stood by. They are not enemies, at least... not now." It is rare for the general of the navy headquarters to keep this group of close friends and comrades a secret.

In the inner room, a red conversation is going on.

"Since I learned that you formed the revolutionary army, I have always wanted to see you." Sakazuki told the truth. After all these years, the person he really wants to see most is the leader of the revolutionary army—— Monkey D. Dorag.

As a flower grower, he looked down on the so-called revolutionary army in the world from the very beginning.

After all, pearls and jade are in front, and the contrast highlights the gap.

Just like watching the judges score, just like seeing a stunningly successful performance before, the performances that follow will look bleak.

Having experienced the era of the information explosion, and being exposed to political classes from an early age in a unique social environment, the overall vision and consciousness of the travellers have been nurtured quite high.

Not to mention that in this world where productivity is still stagnating in the 16th and 17th centuries, even in his hometown of Blue Star, the bunnies of the flower growers are really crushing and crushing a piece of cubs of the same age in other countries.

Sakazuki looks at the world, these guys who wear the name of the revolutionary army want to laugh.

Tooyoung!

Lao Tzu's original hometown is a hundred times stronger than yours!

This sense of superiority brought by self-ideology and spiritual realm made him want to teach him how to be a man when he first saw Dorag.

"This is really an accident," Dorag, who has been covering his face with a hood, stretched out his hand from under the large robe and lifted the green hat on his head back.

The recognizable scarlet grid pattern on his face was slightly hideous with his grin: "I thought that a guy like you who implements absolute justice would hit me the first time he saw me."

"Heh," Sakazuki gave out a short snort of sarcasm, and added something in the words: "You have to be glad that you are not a pirate."

The IQ director of the Mengqi family smiled bitterly after hearing this: "But I am more troublesome than a pirate in the eyes of the world government..."

With the essence of Jimunqi's IQ so that his father and son are stupid, Dorag was only half-speaking, and suddenly he was stunned.

Because he has realized that the previous sentence in Sakazuki is not purely gossip.

[Because it is not a pirate, the revolutionary army and the navy are not directly hostile.] Dorag thought about this and then looked at Sakazuki with a feeling in his eyes-I can’t think of your six with big eyebrows and big eyes. The edge-shaped head is so good at playing word games! !

[Sure enough, the guy who can be a general in the navy does not have a fuel-efficient lamp. 】The leader of the Revolutionary Army stared at this Mr. Akinu who was playing word puzzles for him, and casually raised his biggest concern at present: "I want to confirm one point. At present, the Revolutionary Army and the Navy are not enemies, right?"

Sakazuki made an inviting gesture to the "notorious" rebel commander and signaled the other party to take a seat: "It depends on whether you can convince me next."

Being able to serve as a leader-level figure of one force, Dorag not only inherited the innate appeal and appeal of the Mengqi family, but also integrated the many military commander skills acquired.

Seeing Sakazuki seems to have a deliberate conversation, Dorag is not afraid. Even this bold and careful hero still has the heart to persuade the other party to conspire together.

Dorag, who relied on his moral high ground, took the lead to ask: "The world government is full of atrocities. I don't know if Mr. Akadog is in a high position. Did he really not see it or pretend he didn't see it?"

[Sure enough, the Mengqi family and Lao Tzu were born into conflict. . . ] Hearing that, Sakazuki thought to himself that it is really not easy for Dorag to sit on the position of leader of the revolutionary army.

The other party's words carry the same lineage of the Monqi family, and they have always focused on the core issue.

But being able to add superb language skills to the former makes this aggressive interrogation even more difficult to deal with.

If you didn't see it, it was your red dog's corpse vegetarian meal, and you were blinded by this pair of tricks. Insights and situation views have since been recognized as negative values.

But if you admit that you have seen all the ills of the world government, first of all, a person who is a tiger can't run away. A person willing to be a tyrant eagle dog is more hateful than a blind man in a high position.

Secondly, if you see the problem but don't think about improving and correcting it, as soon as you put the hat of inaction and contentment on the status quo, the subsequent conversation Sakazuki will be a little worse.

Without thinking about it, Sakazuki decided to answer the opponent in accordance with the original intention. If the world government does not have countless atrocities and evil deeds, will he try his best to plan to overthrow it?

Whether it’s the ongoing atrocities of Tequila Wolf in the East China Sea [country on the bridge] or the O’Hara disaster that he experienced as soon as he crossed over, these issues are laid bare in front of Sakazuki It is impossible not to see it.

But Sakazuki does not want to shrink from the almost blame-oriented questioning of Dorag.

Wrong, wrong.

Concealment and denial can only make people look down upon you. The mistakes are not terrible, but the terrible thing is that they dare not admit and assume.

"How can I not see it?" Sakazuki calmly expressed his opinion: "But in any country, there will be problems. The bigger the organization, the more internal and external contradictions and problems. ."

With that said, Sakazuki glanced at Dorag: "Don’t tell me that there are no conflicts within the revolutionary army. This is the case for the world government, the navy, and even the revolutionary army you are now leading. The same is true."

There is not much to say. The perfect government always exists only in the imagination. Idealists long for a flawless system, but this "perfection" is still incomplete in nature, and even more because of indulging in it. Kind of perfect and complete stagnation.

There are countless problems and contradictions in a country like the United States that claims to have a superior political system, and the five big hooligans are tearing each other out on a daily basis. Naturally, the same is true for organizations such as the world government.

"I'm glad you can admit this, Aka Inu." Long seems to be pleased with the frankness and outspokenness of Sakazuki, at least cognitively, he thinks the guy in front of him is quite courageous.

During the conversation, Dorag made another effort: "As you said at the end, every large organization will have corresponding problems. This is the case in every kingdom, and so is the world government. But the problem lies ahead. We have to find a way to solve the problem. Instead of letting the problem exist in a world government led by the five old stars, ten, twenty, fifty years... it seems that there will never be a change."

The son of Karp, who is connected to the world government and the navy, sees this very thoroughly: "I know what you and my father think. You are trying to maintain the framework of peace. But the world government is very concerned about conflicts and conflicts. The existing problems are nothing at all! I don't see any signs of improvement or termination. In the end, it will only rot from the bottom and be completely destroyed."

Speaking of this, Dorag couldn't help sighing: "You think I'm destroying the world government, but I actually want to save it. Since the world government can't save itself under the control of the five old stars, the world government can't save itself. Come! I'm here to end the rule of the Heavenly Dragons."

The eyes of Sakazuki flashed with weird light, chewing the dragon's previous sigh: "So, do you plan to [scrape bone healing] for the world government in the form of such a revolution?"

"Scraping...healing? Well, your description is very appropriate." Long pondered for a moment and suddenly grinned. He sincerely looked at the admiral of the Navy Headquarters close at hand: Sakazuki, I am not you The enemy of the navy, even if you don’t approve it, at least please don’t treat us as an enemy."

Thanks to his father’s whistleblower, Dorag turned his gaze to an empty position beside Sakazuki: "Our position should be the same from the root. They are all to maintain peace, Marshal of the Warring States Period. ."

Suddenly, Sakazuki spit out his lips and said a word.

"Stupid."

Dorag frowned immediately. He thought that even if Sakazuki would not approve, he would not be so resolute in denying it.

After all, all the information he learned from Karp and the Expeditionary Army is—(Sakazuki) is quite unfavorable to the world government, or it is not impossible to resist.

Feeling that the other party may not hear clearly, Sakazuki reiterated his statement once again: "Stupid!"

No one dared to talk to him about this on weekdays, but that doesn’t mean that he never thought about it on weekdays.

Sakazuki quickly organized the language, intending to start from the most basic: "There is a ghost wandering in this vast expanse of dreaming sea..."

"Wait, do you mean the fruit of the soul soul or the fruit of the yellow spring?" Long unspeakably interrupted Mr. Sa's eloquent words. He really didn't understand the ghosts and ghosts, and he didn't know why the red dog mentioned it.

In response to this kind of brother's answer, Sakazuki means that there is no soul when I hear it.

He tapped the coffee table with his fingers, and with his force, the smooth table top made of hardwood hit the potholes.

"Why revolution?" he asked.

Dorrag felt more and more that this guy had not listened to his previous declaration, and the leader of the revolutionary army had no choice but to declare again: "In order to overthrow the Tianlongren,"