Rob Lucci stood in the center of the office, glancing at Sengoku with disdain.

The Den Den Mushi in the palm of my hand is modeled after Sumer, and it looks incredibly lifelike.

If he hadn't been outmatched, he would have attacked on the spot.

A mere Fleet Admiral dares to disobey the Celestial Dragons' orders? This is utterly insubordination and utterly absurd.

"Turn on the Den Den Mushi speakerphone!"

Sumer jumped off Van Gufried's elephant and casually spoke into the Den Den Mushi as he entered the castle.

"Yes, it's open!"

Rob Lucci was very obedient and immediately turned on speakerphone.

"Buddha of the Warring States, are you sure you want to defy the will of God? Or the will of Saint Ergen—the Sumerian Saint?"

Sumer remained as nonchalant as ever, his tone languid and indifferent.

His gaze remained fixed on the interior decorations of Grey Wolf's castle.

Yes.

Sumer decided that from now on, the castle would be called Grey Wolf Castle or Grey Wolf Residence.

They're about 70-80% similar.

now.

In the Marshal's office.

Sengoku looked somewhat serious as he gazed with a dignified air at the Den Den Mushi in Rob Lucci's palm.

"Saint-German—Sumerian Saint, the navy has rules and regulations."

Whether a private is a miscellaneous officer or a private third class, no one else has the right to interfere unless there is any violation of laws or regulations.

Not to mention taking it away without permission.

As the Admiral of the Navy, I am responsible for every single sailor.

After all, this concerns the cohesion and sense of justice of the entire navy!

So, I want to know why you took Koby away.

The Warring States period was filled with intense gaze, believing he had already been quite amiable.

If the mission to Sumer is simply a routine transfer of Coby to the Holy Land for questioning, and Coby will return to Marine Headquarters safely afterwards, he will agree.

But I'm sorry if I get implicated because of Garp's situation.

After all, the reputation of the world's nobility is not good.

Especially since he was a Fleet Admiral, he had encountered countless scumbag Celestial Dragons.

Calling these Celestial Dragons beasts is an insult to beasts.

"These high-sounding, sanctimonious words sound so nice, no wonder he's a marshal!"

Sumer couldn't help but let out a cold laugh.

We must be responsible for every single marine.

Sumer had no idea where Sengoku got the audacity to say such a thing.

I thought he was already hypocritical, shameless, and wanted both ways, but I never expected there to be someone even more despicable.

In the original work.

During the Marineford War.

Everyone knows that when the Vice Admiral stopped Straw Hat Luffy from saving Ace from the fire, he was holding back for more than 60 or 70 percent of the time.

Of the three admirals, only Sakazuki treated the war like a qualifying round, even risking his life for the navy, for justice, and for victory.

In contrast, Kizaru and Aokiji, after the entire battle, only suffered minor scratches and their clothes were slightly dirty.

however.

In terms of naval evasion, who evaded as much water as the Warring States period?

Straw Hat Boy rescued Fire Fist Ace from the execution platform right in front of him.

How incredible!

If you had replaced Straw Hat Luffy with any other pirate back then, he would have been smashed into mincemeat by Buddha's palm, which would have been the least of his worries.

Even if it were Kaido, Big Mom, Whitebeard, or Shanks, they wouldn't dare say they could easily rescue Portgas D. Ace and leave unharmed in that situation.

Now Sengoku is telling Sumer that he will be responsible for every marine?

Sumer found himself laughing more and more as he heard this.

How many marines sacrificed their lives in the Marineford War?

It's not necessarily true that the Warring States period cared about the lives of those marines.

If they truly cared, they wouldn't have given up; they would have taken other measures.

For example, he immediately used Fire Fist Ace to threaten the Whitebeard Pirates into being hesitant to act rashly.

For example, taking down Straw Hat Luffy immediately prevented Fire Fist Ace from being rescued and the ensuing series of consequences.

For example, by personally engaging in combat and quickly eliminating Whitebeard Pirates officers or other pirates, the balance of power can be shifted, thus reducing the number of marines killed.

There were many, many other ways, but the Warring States period remained aloof and indifferent.

Blackbeard is perhaps the most qualified to speak on the only two times he took action.

Because the Buddha's palm strike he suffered was a completely different version from the one suffered by Straw Hat Puppet.

The same attack left Straw Hat Puppet completely unharmed.

And that black-bearded guy almost made him shit himself.

"Warring States, I don't want to waste my breath on you. If you want a reason, then the order of Saint Ergenman—Saint Sumerian Saint—is the reason."

"Coby, I'm going to have you!!!"

"If you dare to obstruct Rob Lucci's operations, then you can forget about being a naval admiral."

"Don't try to doubt whether I have this authority. If you don't believe me, you can try it if you're stubborn."

"Remember, I have plenty of ways to get back at you!"

"Rob Lucci, arrest Coby directly. From the Fleet Admiral down to the Private, anyone in the entire Navy who dares to stop you or hinder you, remember this: the World Government will deal with them all as traitors and rebels afterward."

"From now on, your Den Den Mushi must be on call at all times, and on speakerphone."

“If anything happens to you, Coby will surely die, and the Goa Kingdom and Windmill Village will be razed to the ground.”

"Damn it, do you really want me to say something harsh?!"

Sumer did not want to waste time arguing with the Warring States.

If it were one of the Five Elders, or Im Saint Narona, he might offer an explanation.

You're just a corrupt admiral, what kind of rank do you have? What right do you have to make him waste his breath?

Besides, he wasn't just making those harsh words out of thin air.

He could indeed force Sengoku to retire early, and he also had many ways to kill Sengoku.

Because he has the right to interpret things in Narona – Im Saint.

After finishing his rant, Sumer tossed the Den Den Mushi to Kaku, signaling Kaku to stay in constant contact with Lucci.

Kaku nodded, his eyes filled with respect and awe as he looked at Sumer.

77. The World Government exists to serve the Celestial Dragons.

"Sengoku, you are merely a naval admiral; you cannot stop the descendants of the gods!"

Marshal's office.

Rob Lucci held the Den Den Mushi (snail phone) that was still connected to the call, his posture upright and his face aloof.

He glanced at Sengoku, whose face was grim and who was staring coldly at the Den Den Mushi in his hand, and gave him a dismissive reminder.

This world belongs to the Celestial Dragons.

The World Government exists to serve the Celestial Dragons.

The navy is merely a military institution under the World Government.

Looking at the whole world, you, the Admiral of the Navy, hold a high position and great power.

But in the eyes of the Celestial Dragons, he was merely a subordinate, or even a servant, whom they could summon and dismiss at will.

Done.

Rob Lucci showed no mercy and walked straight out of the office.

He immediately waved to the two major generals standing guard at the door and gave them the order.

"I am Rob Lucci, the CP0 of Saint Ergen, the world noble Saint Sumer. I now order you to bring me a marine named Koby, the disciple of the naval traitor Monkey D. Garp."

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