Pirates of the Navy Thunder God

Chapter 833 The mystery is solved!

"Don't use medication on him for now."

After a pause, Akainu made a decision: "Isn't Vegapunk already researching how to alleviate the effects of the drug? We still have time."

Like the universal gene liquid and lightning stimulation instrument, it requires the user to have a certain level of basic knowledge before using it, otherwise it will become a killing tool.

However, it is different from the lightning stimulation instrument. The latter at least has an on/off switch. Once the former is injected, it cannot be stopped due to the dominance of Ron's self-healing cells.

Akainu's decision was not an exaggeration.

Aokiji's body really can't stand the torture.

He nodded, and the matter came to an end for the time being. As Akainu said, they still had time.

Then, Ron took out a stack of documents and said under Akainu's surprised gaze.

"In addition, after unremitting efforts, we have successfully cracked the secret code left by Admiral Aokiji."

"Oh, really?!"

Akainu stood up excitedly with a look of joy on his face.

In order to decipher the digital puzzle, the scientific force, the assassination force and other parties collaborated, and after working together, they determined that... the numbers "3, 6, 7" left by Aokiji really had no logical interpretation.

So the only possibility is just as Taotu said, not that complicated.

It’s just “3” of something, “6” of something, “7” of something.

But the range is much larger, from objects to places, nothing is impossible.

"What is it? How did you find it? Can you confirm it's true?"

Staff Officer He couldn't help but ask.

There is also a difference between "discovery" and "discovery". Before this, they had discovered many things that seemed to be [answers], but they were all easily overturned.

The fact that Ron was able to bring it up at the meeting meant that he must have some conclusive evidence.

In response, Ron nodded and replied, "It's basically confirmed, but I'm a little confused about the meaning."

"Oh?"

Faced with the question, Ron thought for a moment and said, "It's a little hard to interpret. I'd better tell you what happened, and then you can speculate for yourself."

"In fact, we have been walking into a misunderstanding. Not only is it a misunderstanding that Vice Admiral Taotu has raised, but there is also another one, which is why we think these three numbers are clues pointing to the truth, rather than the answer itself?"

Staff Officer He's eyes lit up: "What do you mean?"

"I mean, I feel like that's exactly the answer!"

"All three numbers are answers. Admiral Aokiji hid some information he could think of in them. As long as we decipher any one of them, we can achieve the purpose of delivering the information."

"Given Aokiji's personality and the criticality of the situation, it's possible... but what exactly is it?"

Staff Officer Crane crossed his arms and frowned silently.

If one number could represent the answer, Aokiji would save some effort. And if all three numbers represented the same answer, their certainty about the intelligence would be further improved.

This is the result of a mixture of "laziness" and "responsibility".

He was lazy, so he used numbers to represent the answers.

But the range is too large and the information is inaccurate, so three numbers are used to represent the same answer.

In response, Ron flipped open the documents at hand and talked about it.

"When you think of '3', what do you think of?"

"Three generals!"

There is no doubt about this question. When the two clues "Navy" and "3" are connected, there is no second possibility except [Three Admirals of the Navy].

"That's right. When you talk about the three generals, what do you think of?"

Three generals?
Hearing this, everyone frowned. Akainu, Kizaru, Aokiji?
Kizaru, Aokiji, and Canglong?
What can you think of this?
"Wait, I get it!"

Suddenly, Chatun's eyes widened: "It's the color!!"

hiss……!
After hearing his words, everyone suddenly understood.

That’s right, when talking about the three major generals, the first one is undoubtedly color!
The same is true for the "Red" in Akainu, the "Blue" in Aokiji, and the "Yellow" in Kizaru. These are code names determined based on their personal preferences and the characteristics of their fruits, and they best fit the characteristics of these three people.

Including the younger generations' "Peach" Rabbit, "Tea" Pig and "Cang" Dragon, the code standards currently implemented by the Navy are all determined by color.

"Yes, that's it!"

Ron smiled and nodded, "And with Admiral Aokiji's style, don't think too much about colors. Just ignore the most common red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, black, white, etc."

Because... he is Aokiji!

Everyone smiled knowingly when they heard this, and understood why Ron said that.

After all...it's that Aokiji!
"So……"

Staff Officer He's eyes sparkled as he continued the conversation: "3, 6, and 7 represent yellow, blue, and purple, respectively."

"You just said they were the answers. What did you find?"

In response, Ron restrained his smile and answered seriously: "Three books with very eye-catching cover colors on the bookshelf in General Aokiji's house."

"It just corresponds to yellow, blue and purple!"

hiss……!
Akainu gasped, leaning back in his chair and rubbing his temple.

"Is it... that simple?"

Three colorful books, right on the bookshelf, the answer is that simple?
"It's just like a magic trick. It's magical before you know the principle, but it's hilarious after you know it... The difficulty lies in the process of deciphering it."

Crane comforted him and then asked.

"The contents of the three books are consistent?"

"They are basically the same. They are the fairy tale "Running Away from Home", the autobiographical novel "The Dark Thief - Masked Kid", and an essay "I Want to Own Myself"."

"'Runaway' tells the story of a little boy who runs away from home because of a quarrel with his parents. When he returns, he finds that another person who looks exactly like him has replaced him. His parents think that he is the fake one. In the end, he works hard to correct his shortcomings and successfully drives away the fake self and returns to his parents."

"Masked Kid is a very famous novel. It tells the story of a masked thief who works in a restaurant during the day and transforms into Kaito Kid at night to rob the rich and give to the poor... If I remember correctly, the protagonist of the novel wrote this novel while serving time in a naval prison, which was more than ten years ago."

“‘I Want to Own Myself’ is quite thrilling. On the surface, it is a story about a girl with mental illness who falls in love with herself in the mirror, but in the end it has an open ending. The self in the mirror holds her hand and says he wants to take her to the world in the mirror. It is unknown whether she actually goes there or not.”

After saying that, Ron looked at the group of people in deep thought and said with a wry smile: "That's why I said that I don't quite understand what he meant. In that critical moment, he wanted to tell us... that someone was impersonated by an outsider?"

Without explaining Aquaman's abilities or leaving any crucial clues, the whole story is just to tell everyone that someone is a fake...

But who is the fake one?
It can't be Aquaman, right?
The traces left at the scene and the photos taken by the airship troops all indicate that the person was indeed Princess Shirahoshi.

Unconsciously, everyone began to look at the others, these colleagues who worked with them day and night...

"One day someone will understand, but I don't believe it will be you."

At this time, Akainu stood up and attracted everyone's attention.

"Not to mention that if any of you have a problem, Aokiji will definitely leave clues to indicate who it is; what's more, we have already found the Mimicry Fruit, and it is impossible for two identical fruits to appear in the sea... Finally, I don't think Aokiji left clues just to make everyone suspicious."

At the critical moment, Akainu still has to take charge of the situation.

"Yes, I think so too."

Ron echoed, saying, "So we can only assume that the biggest suspect, Princess Shirahoshi, who met Aokiji last and severely injured him, is a fake."

"If you want to know more, you have to wait for Admiral Aokiji to recover."

"Before that, I think we need to adjust our attitude towards Princess Shirahoshi."

If the White Star is fake, then where is the real one?
Will she have any impact on the war?
How should the navy adjust its deployment to respond?
All of this requires careful consideration.

(End of this chapter)