The Pirate: Throne of Bones

into the night.

Villes and Milena's room.

Late at night, I lie down listening to the wind and rain, my bloody skirt is stained by wine.

slap~

After getting up, Villeless did not turn on the light, but just sat on the bedside and lit a cigarette.

After several attempts, Milena next to her finally gave up on sitting up and lay down on the bed.

"Villes, during the day, you suggested promoting Roger to become the Pirate King. You must have other ideas, right?"

Milena, who was nestled in the quilt, turned sideways and asked Villes the doubts in her heart.

"Theoretically, if you choose one of the three legendary pirates to become the Pirate King, the best choice should be "Golden Lion" Shiji."

"After all, with Shiji's ambition, once he becomes the Pirate King, he will definitely jump out and declare that he wants to rule the world."

"At that time, when people are most panicked, it will be the most profitable choice for Sakaski to kill the opponent, right?"

"Roger..."

"It always feels like something is missing."

Faced with Milena's doubts, Villes held a cigarette in his mouth and blew out a smoke ring in a leisurely manner. He was not in a hurry to answer Milena's doubts.

In fact, in another bedroom on the Warspite, Elena asked Sakaski the same question.

There may be some differences in expression, but at the core of the problem, Elena and Milena's doubts are the same.

In this regard, Sakaski, who was leaning on the bedside with a cigar in his mouth, was also not in a hurry to answer Elena's doubts.

Compared to the doubts of Elena and Milena, good friends, Sakaski understood from the very beginning why Verless chose to push Roger to become the Pirate King.

because--

A pirate like Roger who knows how to do good things...

...More hateful than those pirates who do all kinds of evil!

Think about it.

The pirate group headed by Roger did good things, promoted the freedom and dreams of pirates, and fooled a large number of passionate young people into going to sea and becoming pirates.

After these passionate young people go to sea, how many of them can maintain their so-called "freedom and dreams"?

After experiencing the baptism of the law of "the weak and the strong" on the sea, most of the new generation of pirates who survived by chance will become the kind of scum who make a living by burning, killing and looting!

Not all the passionate young people are the protagonists. The vast majority of them are "relatives" such as "grandparents, uncles, aunts and uncles". They are protected wherever they go, and there are people who cooperate in acting.

In fact, for most passionate young people, after going to sea, after experiencing the baptism of the weak and the strong, they can no longer withstand the test of getting something for nothing.

In this way, doing good deeds in the name of pirates will give people the illusion that "pirates are all good people". Coupled with some scum in the navy for comparison, it will give people the illusion that "the navy is good". They are all bad people.”

In the end, more passionate young people will choose to go to sea and become pirates with their longing for "freedom and dreams".

It feels numb...

fuck! (a plant)

Catch a hundred pirates, kill ninety, and let ten go.

Among the ten pirates who were let go, at least eight were fish that slipped through the net, and even the ten pirates who were let go were all fish that slipped through the net!

And capture a hundred navy, kill ninety, and let go of ten.

Among the ninety navies who were killed, at least 88 navies were unjustly accused, and even the 88 navies who were killed were all unjustly accused!

It is true that in this sea, there are many pirates who go out to sea because they are forced to live by the countries that are members of the World Government.

But after these people went to sea and became pirates, you went to rob the World Government!

If you have the ability, go and rob the country that is a member of the World Government that you were in before.

Even if it doesn't work, you can just grab the navy.

The results of it?

After being forced to go to sea and become a pirate, he started robbing other civilians!

This Nima...

No matter how pitiful experiences this type of pirates had before going to sea, killing these pirates is definitely an act of eliminating harm for the people.

In the face of these scum who do all kinds of evil, as long as you have a ruthless hand, a sharp enough knife, and a determined heart, you can kill one and save one.

Moreover, with this kind of bloody intimidation, it can very well deter a group of passionate young people who want to go to sea and become pirates.

Pirates like Roger are the ones who encourage people to go to sea and become pirates in disguise.

Therefore, for Villeless and Sakaski, who insist on the belief that "pirates must die", Roger's existence in disguised form of encouraging people to go to sea and become pirates is even more hateful!More damn it!

It is a pity that although Verles did well in the North Sea, without sufficient intelligence support, even if Verles rushed to the East China Sea, he would not be able to find Roger, the legendary pirate.

And Sakaski was even worse.

After analyzing the information of the three legendary pirates, Sakaski immediately proposed to Zefa to focus their efforts on killing Roger by force.

The mess of knowledge that Verless once instilled in Sakaski allowed Sakaski to easily see the hateful aspects of pirates like Roger.

As a result, when Zefa tentatively proposed Sakaski's suggestion at a high-level meeting of the Navy, he was directly interrupted by Garp and turned to the matter of Garp being responsible for "monitoring" Roger.

In Garp's words, "That guy Roger hasn't done any evil. Now he is retiring to the East China Sea. There is no need to waste the navy's power on him."

"If you are really worried, wouldn't it be nice for me to return to the East China Sea a few more times and monitor Roger's movements?"

In this way, under Karp's gag, Sakaski's suggestion to Zefa passed away like this.

In the following time, Sakaski, who did not have enough reasons, had to put most of his energy on Whitebeard and Shiji in the new world after his military rank was promoted.

It was difficult to determine what attitude Sakaski had towards Garp in the original OP plot.

But in this world, Sakaski, who is stronger, has a higher vision, and has a bigger picture, is really unhappy with Karp.

It's not because Garp's existence blocked Sakaski's promotion to Navy Admiral, but because Garp is too willful and messy. He relied on his seniority and voice in the Navy to unilaterally "keep" him. Roger.

Compassion with pirates, you become a P navy!

Therefore, including Garp, all the navy who had unclear relations with the pirates, as well as those scum in the navy, were recorded on a "blacklist" in Sakaski's mind.

When necessary, Sakaski will let these navy members on the "blacklist" play a role to varying degrees for the honor and majesty of the navy at the cost of their lives.

……

Long nights, sleepless nights.

Velez to Milena and Sakaski to Elena, explaining why they chose to push Roger to become the Pirate King.