Pirates: Be the Master from the East China Sea

So while Roach doesn't mind Hancock fighting off the Navy, it obviously can't be accomplished with his help.

It's just that even if Roach does his best to help Hancock, he may not be sure of victory, because even if he helps Hancock wholeheartedly, he can't bring all his wealth with him.

After all, he has now occupied Whitebeard's territory and has become an emerging emperor-level force. Although he maintains relative restraint with the Navy, he must also be under the meticulous surveillance of the Navy.

If he takes his fleet out to sea in a mighty manner, he will be immediately noticed by the navy's secret sentry and reported to the navy headquarters.

Then the Navy will 100% mobilize a force to prevent his actions. Even if he and Hancock form an alliance, the naval force he will face will be much stronger than normal.

In such a large-scale situation where the main forces have to fight, Roach is not fully confident that he can achieve a decisive victory.

At that time, the best outcome may be that both sides suffer losses.

Therefore, even if he devotes all his efforts to supporting Hancock, the final result will probably be a mixed bag. Therefore, the only optimal solution at present is to secretly participate in this incident to a small extent.

and covertly interfere with the results to achieve subtle changes.

As long as the final overall result ends with the victory of the navy, I believe they will not pursue the subtle actions from a third party during the battle, because the forces of all parties are never of the same mind, and no one is naive enough to believe in others. The forces will cooperate 100% with all actions they want to take.

In other words, as long as you don't interfere and change the outcome and direction of the battle.

The Navy probably won't care too much about some of Roach's little moves.

For example, by allowing Hancock's power to be preserved to some extent, just like Red Hair helped Whitebeard's remaining remnants escape after his failure in the Battle of the Summit, didn't the Navy give him face?

Appropriate intervention will not trigger a fierce backlash from the Navy, as long as you don't go too far.

Just like if the red-haired man didn't ask the navy to sell himself a favor when Whitebeard's defeat was already determined, but instead openly joined forces with Whitebeard and asked the navy to release Fire Fist Ace at the beginning of the war, then the navy would naturally not do the same. I will really betray him and admit defeat.

Even if the two Yonko join forces, the navy will definitely fight to the death.

Because in that case, once the Navy retreats, the consequences will be visible disintegration, because if the two Yonko can suppress the Navy, then their long-standing deterrent status will be gone.

But when the navy has already confirmed victory, let them give up chasing the remnants of Whitebeard.

Naturally it is different.

Although the navy definitely wanted to completely and absolutely eliminate Whitebeard's power, in order to reduce its own losses under the premise of victory, it only chose to give up the opportunity to expand the victory in order to give the red hair a face, after weighing the pros and cons. reason.

Roach very much suspected that the red-haired man had weighed this before deliberately choosing an extremely clever time to appear.

Otherwise if he wishes.

It is impossible to rush to the battlefield before or during the war between Whitebeard and the Navy.

Unless he did it on purpose.

What Roach has to do now is to follow the red-haired example and give Hancock a certain amount of help without teasing the navy too much. Of course, this is not just for the sake of being a living bodhisattva. The main purpose is to absorb the Nine Snakes Island. of tribesmen.

Although those female warriors are not an invincible force, they are at least elites who can stand out in the world.

At least the people in this army are generally able to use Haki.

Although it is not second to none in the new world, it is completely unimpeded in the first half of the Great Channel. The Baroque Working Society that Crocodile spent several years and painstakingly built is completely incomparable in front of these female warriors.

Although under the massive attack of the navy, the strength of Nine Snake Island will definitely be reduced to tenth.

But even if there are not many surviving warriors, as long as they can be absorbed into his subordinates, they will be able to increase their combat effectiveness to some extent. Even if it is just an extra layer of soil on the mountain, as long as the few add up to a big one, they will eventually be defeated. It can become more and more powerful like a snowball.

And it would be even more perfect if it could include Hancock himself.

Roach already has Moria, the original Shichibukai, under him. If he can add Hancock as the mainstay, his power will be able to truly show its power. Otherwise, it will always be a bit like a castle in the air.

Of course, his wish must be difficult to realize.

Because Hancock is definitely the number one target of the Navy, General Fujitora was sent out just to target her. In the dragnet set up by the Navy, and under the full sniper fire of general-level experts, Hancock was able to escape. The possibility is too slim.

Roach could not play a decisive role in this possibility.

But it is still possible to exert a certain degree of influence.

Because according to the conclusion he reached after repeated deliberation, the Navy's goal is only to defeat a Shichibukai. On this basis, it is naturally best to kill the opponent, and it is also in line with their expected goals.

But allowing the other party to escape by chance must be within their expectation.

Who can really underestimate a Shichibukai?

Roach believes that they must have considered the possibility of Hancock escaping through some strange means, and they must have been mentally prepared for this possibility, although this was by no means the result they expected to see.

Therefore, Roach believed that even if he had a certain degree of influence on the outcome, he would not completely anger the Navy.

Although it will make them re-evaluate themselves and be more careful.

But a small move of this magnitude should not cause a backlash from them determined to launch an all-out war against Roach.

After considering the situation, Roach finally decided to take some action.

What actions are beneficial to Hancock's escape?

And the navy should not be overly stimulated.

Roach couldn't help but pinch his chin and fell into deep thought. The first thing he had to consider was the proportion and effectiveness of his actions, and at the same time, he had to consider whether these actions could be effective in getting Hancock to accept his favor.

If you succeed in helping Hancock without the other party knowing about it, then you are really flirting with a blind man.

Luo Qi didn't want to work so hard only to get nothing.

but no matter.

There is at least one thing worth doing right now.