One Piece: God Killer

Chapter 451 The coaching change controversy (3)

"What? Send Trafalgar Law to Punxsahad?"

Profik looked confused when he answered the call from Warring States. There seemed to be some confusion on the other end of the phone, and he could vaguely hear sounds coming from the distance.

Sengoku, if he doesn't deal with the serious consequences of the Golden Lion's invasion of the Navy Headquarters, what is he going to do by mobilizing Trafalgar Law to Punk Sahad?

You know, this time the Golden Lion "airdropped" countless ferocious beasts in Marineland. The entire navy headquarters suffered numerous casualties. Just the aftermath was enough to hold back the naval marshal Sengoku.

His first thought was that the World Government would take action to divide Dawn's power and defeat them one by one. Or perhaps the Five Old Stars took a fancy to the results of Luo's surgery and wanted to abduct him to Marigio.

But he immediately ruled out both possibilities.

Luo's combat power is not very strong, and his fruit ability is particularly sensitive. Calling him over by name will not only fail to mobilize combat power, but will arouse Profik's vigilance.

As for arresting people for the Tianlong people, if they really wanted to do such a thing, CP0 would do it, and it would not be Sengoku's turn to do it himself.

"What's the matter? Marshal Warring States?"

Warring States did not answer for a long time.

Just when Profik was about to reject Sengoku's request, Sengoku's sigh came from the other end of the phone.

The phone bug vividly simulated the helpless, ashamed, and even "humiliating" expression of the navy marshal, and his extremely embarrassing voice came out,

Warring States said unspeakably, "I'm about to retire. Sakaski and Kuzan... plan to determine the ownership of the 'Marshal' through a 'duel'! I'm afraid something will happen to them."

"I understand, Morana and Leif will go there with Luo..."

Before he could finish speaking, Seng Guo hung up the phone as if he was running away.

It's no wonder that the Warring States Period was deeply embarrassed. The use of "force" to determine leaders generally only appeared among the most brutal, unorganized, and undisciplined pirates and criminal gangs. It became a slightly more organized family style. Organizations or local gangs have certain "successors". Fights in the dark are unavoidable, but harmony remains most of the time on the surface.

Nowadays, this kind of thing actually happens within a discipline-focused group like the Navy. If word spreads, it will probably make the entire Navy a laughing stock around the world.

If it were Profic, he would probably have to find a crack in the ground to get in.

However, the Warring States Period still agreed to adopt a duel method, which shows that the "ideational" differences within the Navy have become difficult to bridge. Neither Aokiji nor Akainu could tolerate the idea represented by the other taking over within the Navy, while their support was "evenly matched".

Senior naval officials such as Sengoku and Garp and most of the lower-level navy support Kuzan, while the "radicals" within the World Government and the navy prefer Sakaski.

The Warring States Period may have felt that Kuzan had a good chance of winning. After all, during the battle of the Golden Lion's invasion of Marineland, Akainu suffered extremely serious injuries. He withstood several attacks from the front with the overlord's domineering energy, and his left side was penetrated by the Golden Lion's wood. Although the injury has healed, his condition is definitely not as good as that of Kuzan who is recharging his energy.

Profic also felt that compared to the more radical Akainu, Aokiji, who was quite gentle and even had a good relationship with Dawn, would be more beneficial to him if he became the marshal of the navy.

But to be honest, Profik is not optimistic about Kuzan's victory in this "duel".

The victory or defeat among top players often depends on the firmness of will.

Compared to Akainu, who has an iron will and will never give up until he achieves his goal, Aokiji is too hesitant about justice, and the balance of the war has shifted towards Akainu from the very beginning.

Profik dialed the phone: "Nana, you and Lalf, take Rona boy with you and go to Punksahad. Don't take the 'Biffle', pay attention to safety."

"What happened?" Morana, dressed in black and wearing a veil, put down the shogi piece in his hand, "I am playing chess with His Highness Hiyori, do I have to go?"

Shogi, a traditional chess game of Wano Country, is also Hiyori's best form of entertainment besides singing and dancing.

The situation on the chessboard is also obviously in Hiyori's favor. Morana's king has been almost forced into a desperate situation, with only one speeder still able to move freely.

Her implication is that if there is anything involving the Koyue clan, it is best to be more restrained and not be too explicit.

"Something happened in the Navy. Marshal Sengoku is about to retire. Akainu and Aokiji decided to have a duel at Punk Sahad for the position of the next 'marshal'. Sengoku wanted to let Luo go, probably because he was worried about serious injuries. ...That's probably true, but I'm still a little worried. I'll pay more attention to the navy's movements and contact you at any time."

The showdown between Akainu and Aokiji has happened once before, and it is not surprising if it happens again now. But even so, Profic has to be careful.

"Sorry, His Highness Hiyori..." After hanging up the phone, Morana stood up and put the "speeding car" in his hand under the chessboard. "Something happened to Punk Sahad. I have to go there. This game Chess, we may have to save it for later.”

Dawn's flagship, the Bifur, set sail that day and headed towards Punk Sahad at the fastest speed.