From Pirates to the Strongest Death God in Soul Society

Chapter 29 Nami: I never thought that I would follow Belle-mère’s path?

"The Navy is not as righteous as you think." Zoro suddenly said.

"Are you trying to say that there are a lot of bastards in the navy? Of course I know that. Our village was once attacked by a man called Rat." Nami was about to say something.

But Sauron interrupted her and said, "I'm not talking about these things, but more..."

At this point, Zoro glanced at Bane, who sighed and said, "Well, let me tell you, the navy has the support of the World Government, but the World Government is not a good thing. It is corrupt, depraved, cruel, and dark. In short, Nami, you think pirates are heinous bastards, but if you really understand the inside story of the World Government, you will find that pirates are so innocent and cute."

Nami swallowed in surprise and asked, "Is it that exaggerated?"

"Humph!" Zoro snorted coldly, "I've heard that the Celestial Dragons at the top of the world's government often massacre civilians for entertainment, and even destroy a country for this reason."

"Where did you hear that?" Nami asked in disbelief.

She is from Donghai, and how should we put it? Donghai can be regarded as the base of the World Government. Most of the countries in Donghai are member states of the World Government, and they are basically die-hard supporters. Therefore, various public opinions and social environment in Donghai are more inclined to support the World Government.

Although Nami's life is also very unfortunate, her misfortune is basically caused by pirates. Part of it is due to the corruption within the navy, and has not yet specifically involved the behemoth of the World Government. In addition, her contacts are not very wide, and she has lived in such a public opinion and social environment since she was a child. Therefore, she is unaware of the dark side of the World Government hidden behind the East China Sea.

Originally, she hated the navy, but later she met Smoker and others, and her adoptive mother Bell-mère was from the navy, so she was more supportive of her plan to join the navy in the future.

"I...I." Zoro hesitated for a moment, but felt that Nami was his companion now and he should trust her. Besides, Bane had said before that the master was very tough and would blame him for any trouble he caused.

So after hesitating for a while, Zoro said, "I have seen people from the Revolutionary Army. I heard it by chance once."

Koshiro has been entangled with Dragon in the East China Sea many times over the years. Zoro grew up in Isshin Dojo and has seen the Revolutionary Army several times, so Bane was not surprised by this situation. They had talked about this before.

At this time, Bane took over the topic and said, "What Zoro said is true. Every three years, the group of Celestial Dragons on Marijoa will randomly select a country they don't like and hold a 'Human Hunting' competition there to see who can kill more people. After this event is over, they will completely destroy the country in order to destroy the evidence. The Navy also plays a rather dishonorable role in it."

"Are the navy so beastly? It's impossible to imagine that Colonel Smoker and the others would do such a thing," Nami said in shock.

"Given Smoker's current level and his past experiences, he should not be exposed to the darkness." After thinking about it, Bane defended Smoker.

"Then why do you still consider joining the navy when you know there is such a terrible darkness hidden behind the navy?" Nami asked seriously.

Bane touched his chin and said, "That's why I want to form my own team and then join the navy. I want to become a senior member of the navy, or even take control of the entire navy, and then change this terrible world."

"According to what you said just now about wanting to become the king of the world, you want to rule the world, right?" Zoro complained.

"Hahahaha, you could say that." Bane responded with a laugh, not feeling embarrassed at all.

Zoro and Bane were teasing each other here, and Nami pondered for a long time before asking doubtfully: "Since the navy is not a good thing either, and you happen to have some relationship with the Revolutionary Army, why don't you just join the Revolutionary Army? They sound like they are quite righteous."

Bane was stunned for a moment, then his face twitched and he said: "If you ask why, of course it's because I think they have no future." Dragon has been running the Revolutionary Army for so many years and has accumulated a lot of foundation, but for some reason, Bane always feels that this guy will not be able to make it big. Recalling the story in his original impression, it seems that the Revolutionary Army did not make any big news from beginning to end, and did not do anything serious that really changed the world's pattern and trend.

Even their achievements in overthrowing the world government may not be as great as those of the Straw Hat Pirates.

"I don't like them. They hide here and there all day long, like rats that can't stand the light." Zoro said bluntly.

Logically, if Zoro was interested in the Revolutionary Army, he could have joined it long ago given the friendship between Koshiro and Dragon. He wouldn't have gone out to sea as a pirate hunter in the original story, and later got on the Straw Hat ship and became a pirate.

"There are no good people behind the navy. You don't like the Revolutionary Army, and I don't want to be a pirate. This world is too troublesome. Why does it feel like there is no good person? Aren't there any righteous navy who simply want to eliminate pirates?" Nami leaned on the table in annoyance, holding her fruit wine lazily and complained.

Bane was stunned when he heard this, and suddenly thought of Zephyr, the former admiral of the navy. He should have retired to the second line in the navy and trained the new generation of navy. However, it seemed that at the latest two years later, he took a group of navy members and left the current navy to form a "new navy" with the ambition of destroying all pirates in the new world.

Of course, his subsequent measures were a bit extreme, which led to his failure, but now that Bane thinks about it, it can be a good way out, right?

If this new navy can get on the right track and develop on the normal path for a few more years, with Zefa's appeal and influence, it is entirely possible to split the entire navy!

For example, a guy like Smoker, if he knew the darkness behind the navy, and Zephyr's new navy was not so extreme, and after a period of normal development, Bane felt that Smoker would most likely join Zephyr.

And in the entire navy, there should be quite a few people like Smoker.

However, Bane and Zefa have no friendship now. The gap in status between them is too big, so it is unlikely that Bane would be able to meet Zefa even if he wants to.

So after thinking about it, Bane suddenly slammed the table and said, "I've decided. I'll wait for the Navy."

When he got to this point, he suddenly remembered that this was confidential and he couldn't talk about it for the time being, so he quickly lowered his voice and said, "Well, after this big event in the navy is over, we will join the navy. After all, whether the navy wins or loses, it will need fresh blood. Before that, we should grow up well, and then we should be able to get good treatment."

"Then what? Change the navy?" Zoro looked at Bane and asked.

"No?" Ben asked.

"It's okay as long as it doesn't affect my becoming the world's greatest swordsman." Zoro suddenly laughed and spoke in support.

He had only one goal in going to sea, and that was to become the world's greatest swordsman. As for what identity he used to ascend to the throne, he had no requirements. It could be a navy or a pirate, so he had no requirements for Bane in this regard.

Seeing this, Nami pretended to be very heroic and slapped the table and said, "Let's do it this way. I think Bell-mère definitely doesn't want to see the navy become what it is now! I will replace her and become the pride of the navy, and I will also make the navy something that can make her proud!"

After she finished speaking, she laughed again and said, "I never thought that I would follow the path that Bellemeier had taken and become a marine. Now that I think about it, it's quite interesting!"

(End of this chapter)