Chapter 310 Beckman speculates, betting Enel’s life? (Three watches) (Ch 310)

“Charlotte Linling?” Orgrim frowned slightly when he heard that.
As to whether this damn old woman is likely to choose to deal with me, it is actually possible. Even though everyone is developing now, they are still fighting a war tacitly.
But if there is a chance to kill the other person, then I will definitely do it.
But Orgrim still felt that her chances were not very high.
“If it was really her, why would she start a war with us in the Devil’s Triangle?” Orgrim asked in a deep voice.
“This…” Beckman hesitated. Yes, if it was the people from the New World who took action, there was no reason to choose the battlefield in the first half of the Grand Line, right?
“Creating confusion? Covering up one’s own traces?” Beckman said after thinking for a while.
But soon, he shook his head and said, “It shouldn’t be. This is a bit too stupid. I was blinded just now. It seems that the Navy and the World Government are more likely to be the ones.”
“Assuming that the mastermind behind this is the World Government or the Navy Headquarters, what should we do now?” Orgrim looked at everyone and asked.
Everyone listened to Orgrim’s question and thought about countermeasures in silence.
However, no one questioned whether to save Enelu.
Because the Warhammer Pirates never have the habit of abandoning any of their companions, when Shige was imprisoned in Impelton, they dared to take the risk and cause trouble.
Now that Enel has been captured by Moria, are we just going to give up on him?
If everyone chooses to give up on Enel today, then if it’s your turn to get into trouble someday, won’t you also be abandoned?
So this gap cannot be opened.
On the other hand, the Warhammer Pirates have come to this point today and they have to save their reputation. It is impossible for them to give up without any idea when their cadres are arrested.
If they do this, how will people on the sea view them?
After thinking for a while, Rengar said, “Since the World Government and the Navy are most likely behind this, can’t we just deal with them directly?”
After a brief pause, Rengar continued, “For example, we can directly attack a few member states and threaten the World Government to release the people! If they don’t release them, we will massacre the city and destroy the country!”
“We can also capture the Celestial Dragons! Aren’t they very noble? Let’s exchange hostages! Capture the Celestial Dragons, and then exchange them for Enel from the World Government!” Stucy said excitedly.
Orgrim’s eyes lit up. Sure, you evil bastards!
But at this moment, Beckman shook his head and said, “These seem very feasible, but in fact, before the Navy or the World Government really comes out from behind the scenes, our ideas and countermeasures are a bit embarrassing.”
“What do you mean?” Orgrim asked with a frown. He thought this was a good idea.
“Assuming that the navy is really behind this, they did not choose to do it themselves, but chose to use Moria, one of the Seven Warlords of the Sea, to take action. They are guarding against us!” Beckman said in a deep voice.
“Is this considered a defense?” Rengar murmured in confusion, not understanding the connection here.
“That’s right. The identity of the Seven Warlords of the Sea leaves a lot of room for maneuver. Although they are an organization under the World Government, in fact, they are still pirates, and they are not completely controlled by the World Government. This is the excuse prepared by the World Government.” Beckman said.
“What excuse?” Orgrim also asked.
“If we threaten the World Government and the Navy, like we did just now, and go and massacre some member states, and the World Government turns around and says that Moriah acted on his own, and can even expel Moriah from the Seven Warlords of the Sea, then what are we doing?” Beckman asked.
“What does it matter? Even though there is no evidence, do we pirates still need evidence to do things?” Orgrim asked in surprise.
“There is a question of pressure involved here. It’s true that we don’t need evidence, but the member states of the World Government do. If the World Government insists that Moria did it, even if we slaughtered a few member states, the World Government will not be under much pressure, because the remaining member states have no legitimate reason to put pressure on them. How many member states do you think the World Government will care about the destruction of? Especially those in the New World?” Beckman looked at Orgrim and asked.
Without waiting for Orgrim to speak, Beckman looked at Planck again and asked, “Planck, how many non-member states have applied to join the world government order this year?”
Planck was stunned for a moment, then quickly said, “Twenty-four!”
There are countless countries in the world, but the World Government always controls the number of its member states between one hundred and seventy and two hundred.
Every year, many member states are stripped of their status for various reasons, such as being unable to pay the Tianshang Gold.
There are also many countries that, under pressure from pirates, neighboring countries and other aspects, choose to apply to join the World Government.
If Orgrim and his men really choose to massacre the member states, the best target would be the member states in the New World.
As for the member states in the New World, many of them are now wavering between pirates and the World Government because the influence of the World Government has declined here.
Would the World Government really care if Orgrim and his men slaughtered a few countries like this?
“This is the case without evidence. Once we have evidence, it will be different. Once we have evidence that the Navy and the World Government are involved, if we massacre the member states and threaten the World Government, they will be under tremendous pressure from the other member states. This is the key point that can force them to release the people, because the World Government may not care about the lives of a few member states. After all, it is impossible for us to massacre all the member states, but those member states will inevitably feel the same way. They are even more uncertain whether we will choose them as our next target, so they will definitely put pressure on the World Government to let them choose to release the people.” Beckman said.
Orgrim still frowned, thinking about what Beckman said. It seemed that there was some truth in it?
Beckman glanced at everyone and then said, “From these perspectives, this matter is not a conspiracy, but an open conspiracy. As long as we can’t find solid evidence that the Navy and the World Government are involved, this matter will most likely end up in a dead-end situation. We slaughter several member countries, and the World Government finds out that we will never fall into this trap, so in anger, they kill Eneel directly… In the end, both sides suffer heavy losses.”
This time, when Beckman finished speaking, everyone’s expressions became more serious.
The previous massacres of allied nations didn’t matter, and it seemed that everyone didn’t care much about this “evidence”.
But if this involves Enel’s life and death, then it cannot be ignored.
“What about the Celestial Dragons? They are okay, right? They are not member states. If we slaughter a few member states, the World Government may not care, but if we capture a few Celestial Dragons, they will definitely care, right? This is not a resource that they can replenish at any time!” Sphinx looked at Beckman and asked.
There are many member states that want to join the World Government, but not just anyone can become a Celestial Dragon!
“If we capture the Celestial Dragons and use the Celestial Dragon class to put pressure on the World Government, this would be much more useful than slaughtering the member states, right?” Rengar asked expectantly.
Beckman nodded, and then said: “Indeed, if we use the Celestial Dragons as a breakthrough point, the feasibility of this matter is much higher than slaughtering the affiliated countries, but there are also two problems involved…”
“What’s the problem?” Orgrim asked quickly.
“The first one is how to capture the Celestial Dragons. Let’s not talk about that for now. The second one is the attitude of the Five Elders.” Beckman said.
Without waiting for anyone to ask, Beckman explained directly: “It depends on how determined the Five Elders are. If the Five Elders don’t have any special attitudes behind this plan, and are in a state of neither supporting nor opposing it, then if we do this, the World Government is likely to choose to release the people because of the pressure from the Celestial Dragons.”
“But if the Five Elders support this plan, it depends on how much they can bear and whether they are willing to sacrifice the lives of several Celestial Dragons to accomplish this plan,” Beckman said.
“Aren’t they Celestial Dragons? Would they do this?” Rengar asked in disbelief.
“Precisely because they are Celestial Dragons, and the highest-ranking Celestial Dragons, and have the power to order other Celestial Dragons, they can withstand the pressure from the Celestial Dragons. Also, don’t underestimate the Five Elders. Celestial Dragons are also divided into levels. It is obvious that the Five Elders are not those Celestial Dragons who live a life of idleness and wait for death. Do you think they really care about the lives of a few useless Celestial Dragons who only consume the resources of the World Government? Especially when there are enough benefits?” Beckman explained.
The Five Elders are obviously different from those ordinary enchanting celestial dragons.
Their starting point is to ensure long-term stability and the world government can rule the world better.
The rest of the Celestial Dragons are almost parasites of the World Government, and big parasites at that.
It is impossible for the Five Elders not to see this factor, but because they all have the same blood and there are no good opportunities, they can only let these parasites suck blood from the World Government, and suck it hard.
But if there is a reasonable excuse, would the Five Elders take the opportunity to kill with a borrowed knife and use the hands of Orgrim and others to clean out some of the corrupt celestial dragons?
It doesn’t seem impossible?
Orgrim had understood a little bit by now. After all this talk, he finally came back to the issue of “evidence”.
If the Five Elders support this matter, it will be difficult for the ordinary Celestial Dragons to put pressure on the Five Elders without a suitable reason. The Five Elders can just say that this was Moria’s own doing, and we are resolving it as soon as possible in order to reduce the number of Celestial Dragons killed or something, and that can be resolved by just practicing Tai Chi.
And if they had evidence, the Five Elders would not be able to withstand the pressure like this. Otherwise, no matter how dumb the Celestial Dragons were, they would be able to see that the Five Elders were “killing with a borrowed knife”. Wouldn’t they go crazy then?
As Beckman said, if the Navy and the World Government are really behind this, then the current situation can be said to be an open conspiracy rather than a conspiracy.
As long as you can’t get evidence, my World Government can pretend to be powerless and won’t speak to Moria. At a critical moment, we can even kick him out of the Seven Warlords of the Sea.
In this process, we can accept it if you massacre a few member states.
The same thing happens if you kill a few Celestial Dragons.
As for the face issue here, it is true that the World Government cares a lot about its face, but it also depends on the timing. If the interests are big enough, such as being able to severely damage or destroy the Warhammer Pirates or something like that.
Then they must be shameless. Just think about how Doflamingo can jump back and forth in the camp of the Seven Warlords of the Sea, and you can see the pattern of the World Government making choices at critical moments.
If they really wanted to save face and suffer, they would have been subdued long ago.
Therefore, this matter has returned to a dead end.
Without evidence, it is very likely that everyone will be destroyed in the end. If Orgrim and others are lucky and can capture a few Celestial Dragons, then perhaps things will look a little better. If they are unlucky, they can only vent their anger by slaughtering a few member states.
The World Government, seeing that Orgrim was not fooled, finally killed Eneel as a revenge.
“This is just your speculation and possibility…” Orgrim murmured softly.
But he stopped talking here.
Yes, to put it bluntly, what Beckman just said is just a “possibility” and not a strict factual factor.
It is not even impossible to overturn this calculation.
But the question is, are Orgrim and the others willing to take this chance? Take Enel’s life!?
The first priority in this matter is to rescue Enel instead of taking revenge on the World Government.
Otherwise wouldn’t that be putting the cart before the horse?