Pirate Death Arrives.

Chapter 1241 Ambition!

This is completely absent in the Beasts Pirates and Big Mom Pirates.

And precisely because of their poor internal environment, the strength they display is more or less a bit "strong on the outside but weak on the inside".

This also meant that they were unable to stand at the top of the world.

Why was Roger able to become the so-called "Pirate King" and stand out among the pirates?

Can it even be said that he was the 'number one pirate' during that period?

It is worth mentioning that this is also something that the former overlord of the sea, Rocks, and the so-called Four Emperors in the New World today have never done.

The reason is very simple.

Nothing more than three points.

The first one is naturally one’s own strength.

This is also the most important and critical point.

If your capabilities are not up to par, it will be of no avail even if you have lofty ambitions and aspirations.

Being top-heavy and weak-footed, one's strength cannot support one's ambitions, and in the end, everything ends in vain.

There is no need to say much about Roger's strength.

He could almost be said to be the number one pirate of his time.

This also laid a solid foundation for him to become the 'Pirate King'.

In contrast, there are the Four Emperors in the New World today.

Their strength is indeed very strong, and it can even be said that they have reached the top of the pyramid of the entire pirate world.

However, compared with Roger, a groundbreaking superpower, they are still a little bit inferior.

In fact, with Whitebeard's talent and ability, he can reach Roger's level as long as he wants.

The title of 'The World's Strongest Man' hanging above his head speaks for itself.

For a period of time not long after Roger's death, Whitebeard's reputation was recognized by the pirates and navy groups on the sea!

However, it is a pity that Whitebeard's ambition is not that big, and he has no intention of becoming the second 'Pirate King'.

For him, finding a group of compatible "family" and spending the rest of his life with them peacefully on the sea is more important than anything else.

Moreover, compared with his own grand ambitions, he would rather support the younger generations.

From Whitebeard's attitude towards Ace, it can be seen that he really wants to train Ace to become a Pirate King like his father Roger.

For this reason, he even risked his own life to go to the Navy Headquarters to rescue Ace.

However, the final result was unacceptable both for Whitebeard and the entire Whitebeard Pirates.

Ace is dead, Whitebeard has also fallen, and it is only a matter of time before the Whitebeard Pirates collapse.

In general, Whitebeard at his peak period definitely had what it takes to become the 'Pirate King'. With that terrifying strength, even Kaido and Big Mom would have to temporarily avoid him.

Plus, the Whitebeard Pirates are very united...

On this basis, if Whitebeard was a little more ambitious and had greater aspirations, then his probability of becoming the Pirate King would definitely be the greatest among the several emperor-level powerhouses!

That's right, in addition to strength, the unity of the pirate group is also very important.

You can’t become the Pirate King just by having great strength.

If you don't have a group of people who unconditionally support you, then everything is just empty talk.

This is also the second very important condition for Roger to become the "Pirate King".

The atmosphere within Roger's pirate group is very good. From the captain Roger to the low-level pirates who are apprentice pirates, they are all completely united, and there is basically no obvious distinction between high and low.

Even though Roger is the captain and should be high and mighty, he actually shows himself to be easy-going and not at all arrogant.

This is not seen in Rocks, the former overlord of the sea.

He and Roger are almost two extremes.

The reason why the members of the Rocks Pirates are so obedient to work for Rocks is mainly because of his powerful military force.

If Rocks' strength is not enough, the Rocks Pirates can be declared disbanded.

Just like what happened in the Battle of God Valley.

Therefore, if you want to become the so-called "Pirate King", personal strength and the unity and stability within the pirate group are very important.

After all, individual power is limited!

Even someone as powerful as the 'King of the World' Im, doesn't he/she need the Five Elders, or the world government, to help him/her?

The reason why Roger was able to become the "Pirate King" was inseparable from the assistance of Rayleigh and others.

On the contrary, the most typical example is the "Devil's Heir" Douglas Barrett.

There is no need to say much about Barrett's strength.

He was even able to fight Roger's right-hand man, 'Pluto' Rayleigh, on equal terms. He was truly terrifying.

However, a series of experiences in his childhood made him extremely withdrawn, and since then he has no longer been willing to trust anyone else.

This situation did not improve at all even after he stayed in the Roger Pirates, which was very harmonious internally, for a while.

Moreover, after discovering that he seemed to have become a little weaker, Barrett decisively chose to leave Roger's pirate group and go out to explore the world on his own.

During the initial period, Barrett lived a very carefree life.

Being alone means not having too many ties.

In addition, Barrett is extremely powerful.

There are basically no enemies on the sea.

His rise was a natural result.

It’s a pity that one person’s power is ultimately limited.

Later, he was imprisoned in Impel Down, which was enough to reflect all of this.

I can't even protect myself.

In this case, let alone becoming the supreme "Pirate King".

In addition to the above two points.

Next, the third and final point.

That is, how strong is your desire and determination to become the 'Pirate King'?