Pirate Death Arrives.

However, after the Battle of Marineford, the navy's mid- and high-end combat capabilities also suffered heavy losses.

Not to mention the general-level strongmen, there are only a few lieutenant general-level strongmen who can be considered as capable.

Naturally, the help that the navy can provide to those member states of the world government is really limited!

Moreover, those pirates who escaped from Impel Down were not only powerful, but also extremely ruthless. After experiencing the baptism of Impel Down, they became even more cunning!

Whenever they encounter a navy that they cannot defeat, they will choose to escape early, but once they have a chance to win, they will not hold back at all.

Directly attack with thunderous means and with all your strength.

In fact, at the beginning, the Navy was somewhat unaware of this.

When the world government member states sent out a call for help, the first group of people they sent out was not very strong.

Basically, the teams are led by strong men such as lieutenant colonel, colonel, and major general.

The result is also obvious.

Ninety percent of them died tragically at the hands of those brutal pirates.

In just the first round of support, the navy suffered casualties of nearly ten thousand people.

This is definitely a double blow to the navy!

Of course, Sengoku, who is still the admiral of the navy, also reacted quickly.

The second round of reinforcements immediately changed their strategy.

All of them are led by lieutenant general-level strongmen.

The effect is naturally excellent.

Once the Vice Admiral of the Marine Headquarters makes a move, even those legendary pirates will not be able to completely defeat them.

Of course, there are some people who really can't help it and will still take action.

It’s a pity that being imprisoned in Impel Down for more than ten or twenty years was a complete torture for those big pirates, and their strength generally declined very seriously.

Some people used to be able to fight with admirals, but now, they are at most at the level of ordinary navy vice admirals.

Moreover, as we age, the downward trend will become more and more obvious, and there is almost no possibility of recovery.

Most of the pirates who fought against the Vice Admirals of the Navy ended up in a draw.

Only a very small group of people have the strength to defeat a vice admiral.

Of course, it is only a little bit stronger and cannot crush the opponent in an absolute sense.

As a result, the big pirates won a small victory, but the naval reinforcements led by the vice admiral escaped successfully.

That’s right, no one can stay!

Therefore, as long as a naval strongman of the lieutenant admiral level or above is sent to lead the team, basically there will not be any major problems.

Besides, the first half of the Grand Line is not the New World after all.

The intensity is far from that high.

The powerful pirates are not that densely packed and their quality is much worse.

Including many big pirates who escaped from Impel Down.

As long as one has ambitions and ambitions, he or she will rush to the new world as soon as possible.

The vast majority of pirates who remained in the first half of the Grand Line were lacking in both strength and character.

Vice Admiral, that's enough.

The only pity is that many lieutenant admiral-level warriors on the navy side were injured during the Battle of Marineford.

There are only about ten or twenty people who can actually move.

Half of them have their own responsibilities and tasks.

Of course, more importantly, they need to protect the safety of the Navy Headquarters.

To prevent incidents like the Golden Lion Shiki attacking Marinford from happening again.

Moreover, some time ago, the navy captured Big Mom.

Although she was released in the end, who knows if the other party will hold a grudge?

If there is another "Marine War", the navy will not be able to withstand it.

Therefore, it is still necessary to retain a certain amount of military force.

However, this will cause hardship to those member countries of the world government.

Especially the world government member countries that are far away from the Navy Headquarters!

After all, the number of reinforcements that the navy can dispatch is indeed limited, and at the same time, they cannot go too far away.

If we lose contact midway, it will be difficult for the Navy Headquarters to provide support.

That’s right, support!

There are only about thirty or so lieutenant admirals in the Navy Headquarters.

It is not an easy task to train a lieutenant general.

The death of one person would be a huge loss to the navy.

Especially at this critical juncture.

After the Battle of Marineford, the navy was already very weak.

If a few more lieutenant admiral-level core naval forces die, tsk tsk, what will happen?

Of course, the navy's protection of its headquarters is likely to cause dissatisfaction among many world government member states.

After all, they did not receive the support and protection they deserved, and yet they had to pay such a huge amount of gold from heaven every year.

Do they really regard their allied countries as "sucker"?

Once this idea takes shape, the reputation of the navy and the world government will rapidly decline within the various world government member states.

It is even very likely that this will affect the upcoming world conscription, which will then lead to a series of chain reactions.

What are chain reactions?

Anyway, it is very disadvantageous to the navy.

Besides, what about reputation?

Once lost, it is really lost!

Even if it can be compensated to a certain extent or even re-condensed later, it will be difficult to reach the previous "height" again.

The most painful thing is that after the reputation is reduced, there will always be an invisible "thorn" in people's hearts. That "thorn" will affect them all the time, making it difficult for them to have that kind of trust in the navy and the world government from the bottom of their hearts.

It can also be said that they have lost the support of the people!

The pirate world is certainly cruel and the competition is extremely fierce, with countless people scrambling to climb up.

However, no matter what, ordinary civilians at the bottom of the society make up the majority and are also the most common group.

The navy was established and developed based on ordinary civilians.

To be honest, without the support of the grassroots civilians, it would almost be the end of the navy's future.

Perhaps we can’t see anything now, but once the world conscription is fully launched, the hidden dangers will gradually become apparent.

Besides.

Now there is trouble on the sea.

The great pirates continued to stir up trouble, bringing endless killing and chaos.

And the vast majority of those who suffer are still the lower-class civilians.

By then, even if the world conscription begins, those who want to join will not dare to "sign up".

Going out to sea often means death!

In fact, there is also a naval branch stationed in the country where they are located.

Unfortunately……