Sailing: Pick Up Roger’s Entry At The Beginning, And Scare Cap Chapter 200

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“Everyone, the moment we have waited for many years has finally arrived,” Long’s voice echoed in the silent room, “The true mission of the Revolutionary Army is not just to overthrow the corrupt world government, but to prevent a disaster that can destroy all mankind – the invasion of the void dimension.”

“The ancient kingdom was not destroyed by the combined efforts of twenty nations,” Long continued to explain, “but was exhausted in the final battle against the void invasion. Today’s world government, more precisely the Five Elders, are actually the incarnations of void creatures, wearing human appearances in order to finally open the dimensional door and allow the void army to completely invade our world.”

Long called up more details: “According to Sabo’s report, actions have been taken in various key locations. Lin Ye discovered the moon base, Ace came into contact with the Flame Emperor Suit, and Sabo controlled the weather system of the floating island. But this is not enough, we need to gather all our forces and find all the key holders.”

“Seven keys,” Haku thought, “according to the ancient prophecy, when the seven keys are in place, heaven will open…”

“Or hell,” the dragon added, “depending on who holds the key.”

He turned to the communications director: “Activate the sleeper agent network, codenamed ‘Nightwatch’. Contact sleeper agents scattered around the world, especially for intelligence on other key holders. Prioritize confirming the safety of Sabo, Lin Ye, and Ace.”

Long pointed to several key locations on the world map: “We need to deploy forces at these nodes to stop the World Government’s ‘Dragon’s Advent Plan’. At the same time, send the most elite teams to these locations to pick up any key holders who may appear.”

“Dragon,” Kalgara said worriedly, “if we take full action, it will be tantamount to declaring open war on the World Government.”

Long’s eyes were firm and heavy. “This is not just a revolution, Kalgara. This is a war that concerns the survival of all mankind. If we fail, this world will no longer belong to mankind.”

After the meeting, the Revolutionary Army base entered a state of full combat readiness. All departments took quick action, the weapons depot was opened, the ancient technological equipment that had been dormant for many years was activated, and the agents hidden around the world began to receive new instructions.

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At the same time, at the Admiral’s office at the Navy Headquarters.

Kong Gukong stood in front of the window, looking at the busy warships in the port. The order he just received from the Five Elders was extremely important: to suppress the revolutionary army at all costs.

“Marshal, Vice Admiral Tsuru and Admiral Akainu have arrived,” the adjutant reported at the door.

Cyborg Sora nodded: “Please let them in.”

Tsuru and Akainu walked into the office, one calm and composed, the other murderous. Steel Bone Sora motioned for them to sit down, and then got straight to the point.

“I just received a top-secret order from the Five Elders,” he said in a low and hoarse voice, “to immediately mobilize all combat forces to suppress the revolutionary army with Operation ‘Dragon Slaying’. No need for trial, no need for prisoners, just complete annihilation.”

Akainu’s eyes flashed with excitement: “It’s long overdue! Those criminals have been threatening world peace for too long, it’s time to eliminate them once and for all.”

Crane frowned: “This order of mass slaughter without trial goes against the justice principles that the Navy has always upheld. Why did the Five Elders suddenly issue such an extreme order?”

Cyborg Sora gave Crane a meaningful look: “You have questions, Crane?”

“Yes, Admiral,” He looked directly into Steel Bone Sora’s eyes, “The recent series of actions of the World Government are puzzling. The secret transfer of CP0, the restriction of the intelligence authority of the Navy’s top brass, and now this extermination order… Is there something happening that we don’t know about?”

Akainu snorted, “The duty of the Marines is to follow orders, not to question their superiors. Tsuru, your remarks border on treason.”

Cyborg Sora raised his hand to signal the two to be quiet, then walked to the special safe in the office, entered the password, and took out a sealed document.

“This is the record my father left me,” Kong’s voice became extremely low, “about the true identity of the Five Elders and the ultimate goal of the World Government.”

Both Tsuru and Akainu showed shocked expressions, but their reactions were very different. Tsuru’s eyes flashed with understanding, while Akainu’s expression became more wary and suspicious.

“No matter what is written in that document, it cannot change our duties,” Akainu said firmly, “The purpose of the navy’s existence is to maintain justice and order.”

“The question is,” said Kong Gang solemnly, “what is true justice? Blindly obeying orders that may lead to the destruction of all mankind, or making the right choice at the critical moment?”

The office fell silent, and the three people’s eyes exchanged in the air. Finally, Ganggukong made the decision.

“On the surface, we will follow the orders of the Five Elders and mobilize the fleet to the possible bases of the Revolutionary Army. But the actual actions will be reserved,” he looked at Crane, “Crane, you will be responsible for intelligence screening and action coordination to ensure that our main force will not actually clash head-on with the Revolutionary Army.”

Then he turned to Akainu: “Akainu, you lead a small elite team to perform surface missions, but the priority is to protect the safety of civilians.”

Akainu’s expression became complicated: “Marshal, this sounds like…”

“This is an order, Akainu,” said Steel Bone Sora in an unquestionable tone, “If you cannot accept it, you can raise an objection immediately and I will choose another candidate.”

Akainu was silent for a moment, and finally nodded: “Yes, Marshal.”

After the two senior admirals left, Gang Gukong looked out the window again. The road of the navy has never been straight, and today, he may have made the most difficult decision in his career.

—

The alarm system of the Revolutionary Army headquarters suddenly sounded, but it was not an enemy attack alarm, but a special visitor signal.

“Ryu, there’s someone at the door who wants to see you,” Haku reported through the communicator, “It’s Shachi, a former member of Roger’s pirate group. He said it’s urgent.”

A moment later, a middle-aged man wearing sunglasses and with a strange hairstyle was brought into Long’s office.

“Long time no see, Long,” Xia Qi’s voice was filled with mixed emotions, “I didn’t expect that we would meet again at a time like this.”

Long motioned for him to sit down: “The Roger Pirates rarely take the initiative to contact the Revolutionary Army. There must be something important.”

Xia Qi took out a cloth bag from his pocket and carefully opened it, revealing an ancient metal plate. The metal plate was round, with worn edges, a distinct D mark engraved in the center, and ancient characters surrounding it.

“The captain gave it to me before he died,” Shaggy explained. “He said that I should give it to you when there are unusual signs in the sky, the moon turns blood red, and the World Government takes unusually frequent actions.”

Long took the metal plate and gently stroked the D mark with his fingers, feeling a faint resonance.

“This is most likely one of the seven keys,” Long said quietly. “Roger really does know a lot.”