Pirates: Be the Master from the East China Sea

In the eyes of Hancock, who is one of the Shichibukai, the relationship between Red Hair and the Navy is more or less ambiguous. It can be said to be not bad at least. If she becomes the first target of the Navy, Red Hair will He might not use his face-saving ability in front of the navy for someone who has nothing to do with her.

Because as everyone knows, the red hair has no desire to absorb the Shichibukai when he does not want to compete for hegemony.

Since the red-haired Shanks does not have a great desire and tendency to recruit him, and is very likely to hand over himself to the navy in tandem with the navy, then for Hancock, joining the red-haired Shanks is Naturally, Kes is not a good choice.

Then she would seriously consider the feasibility of defecting to Luo Qi.

Roach's rise to prominence was too short, so under normal circumstances it would be difficult for Hancock to remember his existence, but he has finally become one of the new sea emperors, and Hancock's other choices are not very ideal. Under the circumstances, it was only a matter of time before I thought of him.

Although his foundation is slightly weaker than that of other Yonko, this is not a shortcoming to some extent.

And that's exactly an advantage.

Because Roach's foundation is not solid enough, the possibility of accepting Hancock is naturally greater. With a former Shichibukai joining him, Roach can be more confident when competing with the other four emperors. I feel confident.

With that in mind, it would be easy for Roach to accept Hancock's defection.

She will definitely think like this.

Roach has such confidence.

Because from Hancock's perspective, it is undoubtedly very reasonable to make such a reasoning, and it is also a direction of thinking that is beneficial to her. This is the case with animals like humans. The more beneficial the direction of thinking is to oneself, the more likely it will be. The easier it is to think deeply and unconsciously allow yourself to be gullible.

So it was only natural that Hancock would feel that Roach would welcome her arrival.

Moreover, having Roach's letter expressing his admiration not only made Hancock owe a big favor, but also made her more convinced that he would be happy to see her come to seek refuge.

After all, according to Roach's letter, his admiration for Hancock was beyond words.

It was as if he was already impressed by her beauty.

Moreover, since Roach took the initiative to remind Hancock, he was already showing great kindness to her. Therefore, when Hancock was really in a situation with an uncertain future, he would obviously take it as a matter of course. Thinking of him as a life-saving straw.

If it is other so-called admirers, then Hancock will have to carefully consider whether the other party has the ability to withstand the pressure from the navy.

But although Roach is the one with the weakest foundation among the four emperors, he is still worthy of the name. If he does not have the courage and ability to retain a valuable combat force of the original Shichibukai level, then it is There is no such thing as a sea emperor.

By then, let alone Hancock and the other four emperors, the pirates on the sea will secretly laugh at Roach.

Because he is not Red-Haired Shanks after all.

Everyone knows that the red-haired Shanks, as a veteran Yonko, is worthy of the navy in terms of power and foundation. Not long ago, he withstood the pressure of the navy to give up the pursuit of Whitebeard's remnants after the victory in the Battle of the Summit. This move has long spread across the sea.

Not only the remnants of Whitebeard were grateful to Shanks, the other pirates were also full of admiration.

under these circumstances.

Even if Shanks handed over the defected Hancock to the Navy, no one would think that he was cowed in front of the Navy. They would only think that it was because he had no friendship with Hancock and could not use his own dignity. To protect her, secondly, everyone also knows that although Shanks intimidated the navy and let go of the remaining Whitebeard gang, he has the most cordial relationship with the navy among the four emperors.

Because he had no ambitions for hegemony, there was no serious conflict with the navy.

So he has never been the Navy's primary target.

At least that's the case among the Yonko.

Since the relationship between Shanks and the Navy is not bad, and they are even tolerant to each other to a certain extent, when everyone gets used to this, even if he hands Hancock over to the Navy, it will not be regarded as a crime in the eyes of others. Something particularly unexpected.

But Roach was different.

Although his relationship with the Navy is still relatively relaxed now, that is mainly because the Navy suffered heavy losses in the Battle of the Top, so it urgently needs to stabilize the external environment as much as possible. Once the Navy is freed up, then both sides will The relationship will definitely deteriorate in a straight line.

But regardless of those things that will eventually happen but have not happened, although the current relationship between Roach and the Navy is not bad, other pirates at sea do not know this. If Roach openly handed over Hancock to The Navy, in the eyes of others who preconceptionally believed that the Yonko and the Navy were natural enemies, would probably think that Roach chose to bow before the Navy because his own power was not strong enough.

This choice is certainly correct on a rational level, but in the eyes of pirates who value adventure and courage.

This is Chi Guoguo's cowardly behavior.

When the time comes, Luo Qi will definitely attract the contempt of all parties. If he wants to win over heroes to strengthen his power in the future, he will encounter great resistance.

Therefore, for Hancock who took this into consideration, even if Luo Qi did not want to take in his former Shichibukai when things came to pass, he would not make a stupid move of handing him over to the navy.

So join Hancock and escape from the navy.

After weighing the pros and cons, she would most likely be inclined to defect to Roach, who had just become the Sea Emperor. After all, according to her thinking and reasoning, Roach was the most likely to take her in, and the least likely to betray her to the navy. He is dead, and he still has enough ability to protect himself. When other options are not satisfactory, there is really no big problem with turning to Roach as an option.

Roach believed that she would make such a judgment and choice in the end.

And after he had greatly increased the possibility of Hancock defecting to him through a letter, he naturally did not intend to just do nothing and wait for the other party to come to him, because Hancock actually appeared in front of him. Before this, he still needed to increase Hancock's chances of escaping in the navy's crusade as much as possible.

Otherwise, if he analyzed it as fiercely as a tiger, Hancock would die directly in the hands of the navy.

That's really ridiculous.

Roach didn't want to be in such a predicament.