The Revolutionary Era in One Piece

Italian Wehrmacht, stationed.

"Drink, drink, this is what the Godfather bought specially to treat us, guys, enjoy it." In the noisy military camp, an officer with a gangster temperament shouted.

"Thanks, boss. Let's all enjoy it together. What the hell is this rebel army? They will probably disappear by tomorrow morning. They are a bunch of idiots who dare to go against the World Government." The person next to him echoed.

"Captain, should we remind them to be cautious? This is a war, and the revolutionaries are not easy to deal with." Pike said to the captain beside him.

"Don't pay attention to them, just take care of our own brothers. The mafia only pays us such a small amount of money, but they want us to work hard for them and get beauty." said the captain of the Gangplank Pirates.

After thinking for a while, Planck continued, "Let our brothers be alert and don't drink at night. We have already experienced the methods of the revolutionaries on Roland Island. We must not lose our lives here because of carelessness."

Gangplank glanced at the people who were still reveling, "After all, most of them are just gangsters and pirates. They don't understand what kind of opponents they will face."

After saying that, Planck no longer cared about them. His pirate group only needed to take care of themselves. In the tide of the times, no one was important, and they had already done their best to protect themselves.

That night, the entire Gangplank Pirates were on alert under the captain's orders. In contrast, the other troops in the barracks were extremely lax.

After all, these people were temporarily gathered together by the gang, and quite a number of them joined the pirate group temporarily just like the Planck Pirates. It's okay to let them bully civilians in normal times, but if they really get to the real battlefield, these people have no idea what they should do on a real battlefield?

Just as the government fleet on the sea launched an attack on the port, the Italian Defense Forces in another direction did not take any action.

Although the original plan was to attack from both sides, the commander of the Kingdom of Italy was well aware that the troops he led were a mob and were simply unable to cooperate in completing the planned strategic actions.

In the eyes of the commander of the Kingdom of Italy, it is only necessary to pull out the troops to gain some military achievements. If they really have to go to the battlefield to fight, the commander will probably be the first to escape.

When Akainu learned that the Italian Kingdom's National Defense Forces were not moving, he was not too disappointed. After all, the armed forces of many countries on the sea were too well protected by the navy, and Akainu never pinned his hopes on them. Instead of relying on the reinforcements of the cowardly friendly forces, it is better to hope that the enemy will surrender unexpectedly.

Of course, the rebels would not surrender, so Akainu had already prepared to defeat the enemy head-on with the troops at hand. Under the cover of Aokiji, a large number of government troops launched an attack on the port by boat. With the help of Aokiji, the attack became unusually smooth, and the artillery positions occupied by the rebels no longer posed a threat to the attacking fleet.

However, even so, the attacking government fleet did not rush to attack rashly. Instead, they used solid tactics of firepower coverage and cover. They sent a small force to test the situation and only landed the large force after they had a basic grasp of the beachhead.

Such a cautious action caused almost no casualties to the government army, only a few unlucky people stepped on landmines and were killed. After completely gaining a firm foothold, the vanguard of the government army began to attack deep into the city of Genoa.

After confirming that there was basically no danger, Akainu and other senior generals also returned to the port with the main force. Of course, the Celestial Dragons who were inseparable from Akainu during the battle also followed them to the port.

According to the Celestial Dragons, "We must let the untouchables feel the wrath of God." For this reason, the accompanying CP also requested Akainu to give the rebels captured in the battle to the Celestial Dragons as slaves.

Unfortunately, the development of the matter disappointed the Celestial Dragons. The vanguard of the government army sent a message that they had searched the entire dock but did not find a single enemy, and the troops had already searched deep into the city. At the same time, Aokiji also sent a message that he had not found a single enemy when he was sent to retake the fort.

"Where are the enemies? Have they escaped, or are they hiding somewhere in the city?" As the commander, Akainu began to assess the situation on the battlefield. In the end, Akainu decided to adopt a cautious tactic. After all, with the Celestial Dragons by his side, everything should be safe first.

After a while, the government army's vanguard troops searching at the front finally sent back news. They finally found residents in the residential area of ​​the port. With the residents' identification, the government army also found the place where the rebels were last seen. In an industrial area of ​​Genoa, a group of dignitaries who were forced to do labor reform were found.

"So, those people have evacuated, no one left behind? They gave up the city they had taken with great difficulty." Akainu listened to the news from the frontline commander.

However, the commander on the front line also sent a vague message, saying only that Akainu had to go and see it in person. Akainu then rushed to the location alone using the Moon Step.

As for the Celestial Dragon, after his order to massacre the residential area was strongly blocked by Akainu, he had already returned to the ship in anger, and Akainu no longer had to continue protecting the world's nobles.

When Akainu arrived at the location, the commander of the government army was already waiting outside the factory. Beside him were several submissive local residents who did not participate in the uprising.

Thanks to the good military discipline of the headquarters navy and the strong orders given by Akainu himself, these people were not robbed by the army that night. This is also the reason why they were willing to stand up and provide intelligence to the attacking government forces.

"Vice Admiral Akainu, this person reported to us the location where the thief was last seen. As for the situation inside, Vice Admiral, perhaps you should go and see it yourself." The commander on the side reported.

Akainu nodded. The news he received from the rear was that the rebels had forced a group of dignitaries to work in this factory. As for other things, there was no detailed explanation. Akainu no longer hesitated and stepped into the factory.

What came into view was the dignitaries who had just been rescued. They worked non-stop, fearing that the rebels would liquidate them, and they did not stop until the government troops arrived. Akainu looked at them at this time. In their eyes, the rebels had probably become a group of omnipotent and evil devils.

Akainu didn't care about these people's psychological activities, but suddenly realized something. He looked up and saw hundreds of bodies hanging from the ceiling of the factory. Akainu saw familiar faces among them, some of whom were even the candidates that the World Government had highlighted before the war and asked the Navy to rescue. Now it seems that Akainu doesn't have to go to great lengths to find them.

"What are you doing?" Akainu finally understood why those powerful people would still work in the factory obediently when there was no threat from anyone.

Such a shock made even his heart uneasy. Even pirates had never targeted the powerful class like this. The other side of the revolution was finally exposed to his eyes.

"My lord, we must capture those demons. They are more hateful than pirates. They actually made us do such torturous work. My hands are all peeling." A little noble said in tears.

"Shut up." Akainu ignored these people's complaints. They complained about doing such a small job, what did the workers do all day? He knew that the rebels only forced these people to do the jobs of ordinary workers.

"Damn it, the rebels aren't here, so where are they? No—."

On the other side, the Italian Wehrmacht position.

The previously peaceful and prosperous garrison had now turned into a sea of ​​fire. The last group of evacuated rebels simply looked at the port of Genoa behind them and said, "We will fight back one day."