I, Sakaski, Won't Take a Dog Easily.

"His Majesty!?!"

Sakaski followed suit, picked up two boxes of drinks and walked towards Neptune.

"Baibai~" A certain vicious fox smiled while holding the wine jar and stabbed Minister Zuo who was close to Petrochemical.

The ghost spider was not that boring, he directly activated the return of life, and the six brown arms followed the lieutenant general with one hand and one box.

Otohime secretly rolled up her sleeves, and was planning to imitate Neptune's movements to carry the wine, but she couldn't help being very interested when she saw the ghost spider's unique way of carrying it.

She tried her best to lift a lock of hair, but she couldn't form a separate arm like the general.

"Princess, don't learn it!" Zuo Minister, who couldn't bear it anymore, jumped and said.

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"Hehehe, it turns out that Major General Ghost Spider is not an octopus murloc!" Neptune exclaimed with a teacup in his hand.

Both Sakaski and Lindeman had smiles in their eyes, and the lieutenant general couldn't help coughing lightly: "Rear Admiral Ghost Spider is using the combat technique in the navy - returning life."

The protagonist of the topic was smoking a cigarette, and for the first time, Ghost Spider's ferocious face looked a little helpless. No one expected that the topic of the tea party would turn from important military and political matters to him.

Neptune took a sip of the black tea with condensed milk, and joked: "If Lieutenant General Sakaski doesn't say anything, I'm already helping Major General Ghost Spider find a suitable female octopus murloc candidate!"

Thoughtful Lindeman noticed, from the formal official tone between the navy and the owner of the fish-man island at the entrance gate of the Dragon Palace, to everyone's tacit understanding helping to carry the wine box, and finally everyone chatted about the relationship between the two parties at the tea party. It seems to have drawn a lot closer unconsciously.

The fox smiled slyly: "Actually, Mr. Ghost Spider can fight for it, maybe he can become the first admiral to enter Murloc Island!"

The ghost spider took a sip of tea and teased angrily: "Before, I shot you when you said that. The fox can compete for the first person with your looks."

Sakaski, who rarely saw the two bickering, looked normal, but decided to add fuel to the fire in his heart: "Your Majesty Neptune, you don't know, this Lindeman is the most beautiful man in my army. He patrols There were many mermaids taking photos with him when he was at Coral Hill.”

Otohime, who had been drinking tea silently beside Neptune, burst out laughing and joined the topic: "It seems that our Mr. Lindemann is deeply loved by everyone."

Lindeman smiled wryly: "I was okay when I was patrolling the prosperous area of ​​Coral Hill, but in other places, the murlocs don't have a good impression of our navy."

Neptune frowned, and looked at Sakalski apologetically: "I'm sorry, Sakalski, for making your troops suffer."

Sakaski put the teacup on the saucer, and the staid but not rigid lieutenant general looked calm: "We all know that this is not your problem, Your Majesty."

He looked at the couple with sad faces: "I personally think that the relationship between Fishman Island and the Navy is actually a microcosm of the relationship with humans. Only through our unremitting efforts can we change all this."

"The words of Lieutenant General Sakaski spoke to my heart," Otohime nodded empathetically, and she looked at the navy in the middle seat with some surprise.

She held Neptune's big hand: "I really hope that the citizens can sign the petition together. I hope that one day, the children of our Murloc Island will be able to live under the light of the sun just like the human children on the ground. Let's play together and grow together."

Sakaski shook his head imperceptibly, Otohime is an overly gentle person, and also an overly idealistic idealist.

She has always fantasized that humans and murlocs can understand each other, and appeals to murlocs to accept and get close to humans, but she ignores the hatred that the residents of Murloc Island have towards humans.

Hundreds of years of discrimination can only be changed bit by bit over a long period of time, something that can be changed through the joint efforts of countless people, but Otohime intends to shoulder it all in a short period of time.

Great benevolence, blind optimism.

"Mr. Sakaski, is there something wrong with what I said? Why are you shaking your head?" Otohime closed her eyes, a little puzzled.

This time it was Sakaski's turn to be surprised. He knew how slight his movements were, and the other party had completely closed his eyes.

"This is?" The ghost spider, who is familiar with the return of life, actually does not have a low understanding of knowledge and domineering, he looked at the mermaid queen with some surprise.

"Informative domineering?!" Sakaski and Ghost Spider said in unison.

Such a delicate princess has a good sense of arrogance, Sakarski grinned and said with a palm: "You really deserve to be a natural user of arrogance."

He paused and explained to Otohime: "Princess, your idea is completely correct, and this is what our navy hopes to change, and this is also a wish of my trip."

"However, no matter how beautiful the idea is, it must be based on reality." Sakalski shook his head, "We can only start from scratch, and constantly change the fallacies and concepts of both sides from the smallest details. .”

He looked up at Neptune: "Only by understanding the real problem can humans and Murloc Island work together."

Neptune held Otohime's little hand backhand: "He's right, we can't be too hasty from the beginning. This is a great cause that requires the joint efforts of our fish-man island and human beings, not just you alone burden, Otohime."

The issue of racial discrimination has never been a contradiction that can be resolved unilaterally.

Of course, the discriminated party needs to relentlessly strive for equal rights, and the discriminated party also needs to examine its own problems.

Sakaski rounded up the topic: "Then how about we talk about a few small problems that need to be solved immediately? Your Majesty Neptune?"

122. Small Problems and Big Problems ([-])

The topic went around for a long time and finally returned to the right track. Neptune solemnly put down his teacup and looked at Sakaski who was at the opposite table: "If there is a need to use Dragon Miyagi, the Sea King Army will never refuse."

He kept smiling, and waited for the admiral to speak.The Great Knight of the Sea couldn't help guessing the questions and demands that the other party was about to raise. Is it a supplement to ordnance? Or does it need the Sea King Army to step up inspections? Or does it need the cooperation of Ryu Miyagi to issue a decree to facilitate naval operations?

Neptune said that they are all within the acceptable range. After all, the navy has been stationed on Fishman Island for nearly a month, and their performance and achievements are obvious to all.

Sakaski didn't disappoint him either, and immediately threw a bombshell: "The issue I hope to discuss with His Majesty this time is about Murloc Street."

Neptune's smile froze suddenly, and his face twitched violently: "Murloc Street?"

Sakaski nodded heavily: "Murloc Street!"

The Lord of Murloc Island was silent for a moment, smiled awkwardly, and eased the atmosphere: "The issue of Murloc Street is a bit complicated, just as you and Otohime just said, this issue will take a long time to solve slowly. ..."

The lieutenant admiral of the Navy Headquarters stared at the other party, and interrupted impolitely: "Your Majesty, we all know that Murloc Street is not so much an illegal area, but more like a symbol. kinds of symbols.

Otohime was a little puzzled, Neptune didn't want her to know too much about the dark side of Murloc Island, but as smart as she was, she still had some vague concepts: "A kind of symbol?"

"The extreme racists headed by Aaron and Makulo, and the more rioters they represent at the bottom of the Fishman Island society, have blinded and deepened the hatred of humans.