Life Players in Pirates

"I didn't go to training today." Garp was quite surprised when he saw Jiang Ke, because Jiang Ke is a very self-disciplined person and usually does not need him to supervise training.

"There is something I want to tell you," Jiang Ke said: "Some people in our team have problems with their thinking. They no longer fight for justice and the people, but start fighting for interests and money. I I think this phenomenon should be stopped.”

"Uh" Garp blinked: "What do you mean?"

"That is to say, some navy are colluding with pirates." Jiang Ke told the story about Yeager.

Garp frowned. He knew that there was a lot of darkness in the navy, but he didn't expect to be discovered by Jiang Ke so early.

"What do you think?" Karp asked.

"This kind of navy, one by one, must be expelled from our revolution, ahem, our righteous team," Jiang Ke said: "And have the courage to admit our mistakes to the people and let the people see our sincerity."

What a risk, the word revolution almost came out of my mouth.

No, although Long has escaped from the navy now, he doesn't seem to be flying the banner of the revolutionary army.

Garp frowned: "Of course I agree with the expulsion from the team, but if I apologize, is it too much to make a fuss about?"

"Besides, we are the navy, how can we admit our mistakes to the people?"

"Then admit your mistakes to the world government and all countries," Jiang Ke said, "You must have this attitude."

"Furthermore, in life, do you like to see a person who is stubborn and refuses to admit his mistakes, or a young man who knows his mistakes, can correct them, and continues to make progress?"

"Well, of course it's the latter, but we are the navy." Garp shook his head: "Apologizing means the face of our navy..."

"Does hiding evil have a reputation?" Jiang Ke asked.

Garp is silent. He has a crushing advantage over Jiang Ke in terms of force, but in terms of wisdom, it seems the opposite is true.

"You want to go against the grain, don't you?" Garp slapped Jiang Ke on the shoulder. Jiang Ke was already trying his best to dodge, but it was of no use.

"But it doesn't matter if I say something like an apology. I'll take over Warring States for you, and you can tell him yourself."

"Hey" Jiang Ke was speechless: "Marshal of the Warring States Period, is this making too much of a fuss?"

"Humph, aren't you very good at speaking? If you can even convince him, no one will oppose you anymore," Garp said. Debating this kind of thing naturally has to be left to smart people.

Karp took out his phone, dialed the number, and waited less than a second for the call to go through.

To call the Navy Headquarters from the East China Sea, the distance is a bit exaggerated.

It is said that telephone bugs use electromagnetic waves to communicate. The electromagnetic waves are so exaggerated.

"Garp, how long have you been in the East China Sea? How is the situation in Rogge Town? You don't even answer my calls. What do you want to do?" The phone bug turned into a Sengoku look and roared.

"Oh, don't be so angry. I'm also very busy here." Garp scratched his ears, but he didn't know that all of this was imitated by the phone bug.

Warring States really doubted that if he didn't eat in the form of a big Buddha and developed a Buddhist mentality, he would probably be pissed to death by this old guy.

"What are you busy with?" Sengoku asked.

"When I came to Rogge Town, Shanks had already left, but another group of pirates attacked the naval base. This group of pirates, with a combined bounty of less than 100 million, were all captured by the navy."

"So, you stayed here for so long because of these pirates whose total bounty does not exceed 100 million."

"Warring States, I am talking to you seriously now, please don't be so immoral," Garp said.

Who is the crooked one?

Warring States swore that if Garp was in front of him at this time, he promised to send a shock wave first and then receive the Tathagata Palm, and then Wan Buddha would worship him and become a human being.

"What are you talking about?" Seng Guo suppressed his anger and asked.

"The navy in Rogge Town has decided to hold a public trial for these pirates and let all the people who have been harmed by the pirates come forward to identify the pirates' guilt, and then try them based on their guilt."

"Who gave them the right to do this? Even a lieutenant general like you doesn't know how to stop them." Warring States couldn't help it anymore.

"But, I don't think there's anything wrong with doing this." Garp scratched his head: "I don't think this kind of thing is a big deal, so I didn't tell you."

Of course he knew whether this kind of thing was big or small, and he also knew that Zhan Guo would definitely disagree, so he didn't even think of telling Zhan Guo. He was prepared to delay it until the end of the public trial.

Damn naval scum.

"It's not a big deal. You know nothing. Stop them quickly. All those pirates will be thrown into the Impel Down City."

"But there are only two days left before the public trial. Some of those participating in the public trial have been here for five or six days. If it is suddenly canceled, will it have any impact on the reputation of our navy?"

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Zhan Guo gritted his teeth: "You already know the consequences, why are you calling me to tell me what to do? You think I'm not busy enough or angry enough?"

"No, the problem is like this, well, you tell me." Garp looked at Jiang Ke.

"Is there anyone else with you?" Sengoku asked.

"Well, it was he who came up with the idea of ​​a public trial. He is a very smart kid. He is only twelve years old. I think he has great potential," Karp said.

"Then give him the phone. I want to see what this kid can say." When Warring States heard that it was not Garp's idea, his tone became much more relaxed.

If this was done by Garp or the base commander in Rogue Town, then you can say that this person is ignorant and ignorant.

But if the planner is a child, then it can be said that this child is very talented.

For geniuses, or geniuses in the navy, Warring States is willing to give some goodwill.

"Tell me your original intention of proposing this idea" Sengoku asked.

"Because the reputation of our navy has begun to decline significantly over the years," Jiang Ke said, "People have begun to worship pirates with high bounties and powerful combat capabilities. Some people even call these pirates emperors. What do you think of this kind of thing? Is it normal"

"Of course it's not normal." Of course, the title of "Yonko" was not given by the four pirates themselves, nor was it called by the navy. Instead, the people regarded these four pirates as the uncrowned emperors, and they passed it on from word to mouth, and so on. After it appeared in the newspapers again, the title of Yonko was finally decided.

In short, this title is indeed granted by the people.

"But what can we do?" Warring States said: "Our current strength is not enough to destroy these pirates."

"I'm not talking about the issue of annihilating pirates, but the issue of changing people's ideas." Jiang Ke said: "Why do people worship the four emperors? Because they only see the power of the four pirates, but don't know the power of the four pirates." What have you done?"

"The same goes for other pirates. They only see the bounties getting higher and higher, but they don't know how many people these pirates have killed, how many merchant ships they have robbed, and how many villages they have destroyed."

Warring States frowned, it seems that this is indeed the case

The Navy's description of pirates is usually just a few sentences on the reward list, such as extremely sinful, extremely terrifying, etc., but they don't write about why they are sinful and terrifying.

So people didn't know why this pirate was evil at all. They only saw that this pirate had a bounty on his head, so he was very powerful, so people began to worship him.

"Similarly, in a general trial, we tell the people what crimes the pirate has committed, and then directly execute him. There is also this problem. The people don't believe the evidence we give. They will think that we are fabricating it and killing good people indiscriminately. . . . "

The Warring States Period was silent. This kind of problem does exist, but in fact, there are also cases where good people are randomly fabricated and killed.

"But it's different in a public trial. We will never say which pirate committed what crime. The evidence of these crimes is given by the people. These people come from various island villages. People around them will believe what they say. The small towns near the village The residents will believe it, and the city residents near the town will believe it, and then everyone will know that this pirate has indeed committed a crime, and it is a just act for the navy to execute him." Jiang Ke said: "The public trial meeting is definitely conducive to justice in the navy. Measures that I personally believe should be implemented in all places governed by the Navy."

Warring States has a toothache. This logic and argument, there is really a child on the phone. His thinking time is not enough for him to come up with a reason to object. If he violates the law simply for objecting, then it is not a discussion, it should be changed. It's become a mess.

Of course, he could also use the authority of the navy to veto it with one vote, but he also felt that what Jiang Ke said was reasonable.

"But have you ever thought about it, if these pirates cling randomly during the public trial, for example, if they say that he colluded with you or that he colluded with Lieutenant General Garp, it will cause an uproar among the people, how will we deal with it? “What Warring States considered was actually more complicated, but this one should be considered the most obvious.

He didn't think the kid opposite had a solution to the matter, unless he blocked the pirate's mouth to prevent him from talking, but this went against the purpose of the public trial.

"Then, Marshal, if this situation occurs, does it mean that we need to reflect?"

"What should we reflect on?" Warring States was speechless. What I just said was that pirates were biting randomly, or was it because I couldn't pronounce clearly?

"We need to reflect on why the people will believe it when pirates say that a certain navy is colluding with him," Jiang Ke said seriously: "Because the people believe that our navy can indeed do such a thing, because the people do not believe in the integrity of the navy." , because our navy has disappointed the people too many times."

Warring States took a breath of air. He was used to looking for reasons from others when something happened. It was all Roger's fault that there were pirates. If you believe in pirates, you are the common people's fools. And his solution is also very simple. Put the pirates away Wouldn't it be fine if we caught them all?

He never thought that he had a problem. If he had a problem, he would blame himself for his lack of ability, his lack of naval capabilities, and his inability to capture the entire navy.

Although he is a wise general, his intelligence seems to be only the taller among the short ones. Not to mention compared to perverts like Kusuke Aizen and Yue Yagami, even compared to Obito Uchiha, he seems to be far behind.

"Then what should we do according to your wishes?" Warring States asked.

"I applied to draft a code of conduct and professional standards for navy personnel and establish a naval military court to judge all professional standards within the navy." Jiang Ke said: "The military court is open to the outside world and anyone can report it, with real name and anonymity. If the person being reported has concrete evidence, it is recommended that the person suspected of violating administrative disciplines be ordered to explain and describe the issues involved in the investigation at a designated time and place. If there are indeed problems, they should be handled in accordance with the rules and regulations.

"This" Warring States was confused, and Garp was also a little confused. They didn't understand what Jiang Ke said, but they always felt that it was so powerful. . .

"And" Jiang Ke said again: "Contact major newspapers and ask for dedicated pages to report on the military court trial, so that the public will know our navy's determination to clean up the interior and fight against crime."

"But pirates are rampant now, and we are hiring people. How can we do such a thing internally?" Sengoku shook his head. The kid may be capable, but he is still too naive.

"It is at this time that drastic reforms are needed. Do you think such a system can be established in peaceful times?" Jiang Ke asked.

Warring States' tone paused.

"Also, I don't know if you have ever heard of a sentence," Jiang Ke said again: "When fighting foreign forces, you must first make peace at home, Marshal."

"But.."

"I haven't finished speaking yet," Jiang Ke said again: "I know you are worried about the combat effectiveness of the navy after some naval forces are investigated and punished, but you have to understand that there will always be the vast majority of people with righteous minds in the world, and even some are still at sea. Among thieves.

You left the dregs in the navy, and these righteous people were naturally rejected from the navy. But if we sweep away the dregs, those people with righteous thoughts will naturally join us actively when they see our changes. In this case, our Is the strength weaker or stronger?"

"What you said is just speculation. How could there be such a pirate?"

"Then have you heard of Bucky the Clown?"

"Eh"

"Bucky the Clown, a little pirate with a bounty of 1500 million in the East China Sea, but you may not know his life experience. He first served as a trainee crew member on the ship of Roger, the Pirate King, and his playmate was one of the four great pirates. Shanks," Jiang Ke said.

"There is such a thing." Warring States bent down and started looking for the reward list.

"But now, yearning for justice, he has dismissed the crew and joined the navy. Lieutenant General Garp feels his righteousness and has accepted him as his disciple."

"I'm not, I didn't, don't talk nonsense." Garp's eyes widened, and he heard Warring States over there asking: "Really"

"If you want to lose the chain, it will be difficult for me to keep you in check," Jiang Ke said with his eyes.

"Okay, okay, you're so talkative. I'll listen to you." Garp was dumbfounded as he listened. He was mainly shocked. Someone could really make Warring States speechless.

"Yes, I have examined Bucky. He is the crying red-nosed kid on Roger's boat. After so many years, he has finally matured." Garp said.

"Is that so?" Warring States nodded: "It seems that this can become a typical example of propaganda..."

"It's too early to publicize now. The public will only think that the Navy has completely degenerated, and even pirates will accept it." Jiang Ke shook his head: "Let's wait until the military court is established and achieves certain results before publicizing it."

Warring States nodded: "Well, that's the truth. People lack judgment, so we really need to be cautious about this."

Alas, Comrade Warring States Period, you are already on the opposite side of the people.

"How about we announce the establishment of a military court for this trial?" Jiang Ke asked: "At this time, the public trial has been fermenting for eight days. Representatives of public opinion from all over the East China Sea have gathered in Roge Town. There is no other place like this. A better chance”

"This..." Warring States shook his head: "No"

Damn it, it makes no sense, you still refuse when it comes to this job

"This time is just temporary. I'll see the effect first. If Donghai's military participation rate can rise to a higher level after this public trial, then I will recognize the role of military courts," Warring States said.

"Okay, then Marshal, just wait for our good news." Jiang Ke saluted.

Zeng Guo subconsciously returned the greeting, hung up the phone, and then felt something was wrong.

Is the salute gesture over there wrong?

No, why should we use the military court system for this public trial?

Warring States suddenly came to his senses. He must have discovered that there was a navy colluding with pirates in the East China Sea.

I was fooled into the ditch by these two.

Warring States picked up the phone and wanted to call Zong, but after thinking about it, he put the phone down.

So what if he knows, unless he shamelessly uses his veto power, he has no reason to prevent the birth of the military court.

In fact, there is no way to do it. He can convene a meeting with the navy to study it. If everyone disagrees, then just go with the flow. However, the amount of information he just received was too large and made him forget about it.

Secondly, he doesn’t seem to be opposed to establishing such a system in his heart.

After all, this is for the good of the Navy.