This sentence was said in front of Ackerman, which also meant that Sengoku recognized the other party's qualifications.

But this does not mean that the relationship between the navy and the revolutionary army has eased. Warring States also raised the next question.

"Tell me about your mission. You have done so many things in the Navy. I am afraid that the Revolutionary Army has already achieved a lot of benefits in the Three Seas.

And you took the initiative to come to us instead of hiding outside. There must be something related to us or to the entire navy, so you would come here and take this risk."

Since Noah's showdown, they have also determined that the problem with Ackerman's Three Seas Patrol is basically on the list of replacement personnel.

They had guessed early on that this might be a repeat of the South China Sea.

There are definitely problems among those replaced, but Sengoku has lost the right to appoint personnel.

These have all fallen into Kizaru's hands.

And Kizaru strangely trusted the chief of staff, so they at best delayed the personnel changes.

Positions in some key positions must be replaced immediately, otherwise it will affect maritime security and stability.

They couldn't give up the civilians just to go against the revolutionary army. This was not what justice should do, so they compromised.

According to He's calculations, even though some people have been replaced, the naval base is still in the hands of the navy.

The greatest extent that the revolutionary army can do is to delay the mission, but not to the extent of earth-shaking in the South China Sea.

Ackerman understood Sengoku's calmness, and then he explained his mission.

"I don't know what you think of the world government."

Isn't this topic a bit sensitive to discuss within Marinefandom?

And the Warring States Period also showed its own magnanimity.

"Under the current situation, he is the ruler of the world. He is also the superior of the navy, nothing more."

Staff Officer He did not expect his old friend to be so direct. Although they all thought so, it was rare for them to say so.

Noah smiled slightly, and after so many years of constantly digging into corners to pave the way for separation, he finally changed the minds of these old men and women.

"What do you think of the revolutionary army?"

"An emerging armed force has a relatively mature political system and great potential for comprehensive economic, humanistic and military development."

A very positive answer, the Warring States Period really appreciated the development of the revolutionary army.

Putting aside the standpoint and looking at what the other party has done, it is much more than what the navy has to do.

The eradication of pirates, the maintenance of domestic security, the improvement and care of ordinary people in all aspects, and ideological emancipation are all things that he wants to do but does not dare to do or even has the ability to do. This still needs to be admitted.

It's a pity that the guy named Noah died. If he were still alive, I don't know how many storms he had secretly caused.

After hearing the positive answer, Ackerman began to tell Warring States how their revolutionary army ruled the South China Sea.

Vigorously build armed forces to eradicate pirates, use sea trains to bring people closer and break barriers. Use wireless signals to completely break ideological shackles and let people become enlightened. Then develop the economy so that everyone is materially independent.

No matter how poor you are, you can still have a full stomach.

Geographical environment, ideological liberation, as well as material foundation and stable environment.

This is the reason why the South China Sea is so impregnable, and it is also the root and foundation for the revolutionary army to develop so quickly.

He not only talked but also gave examples, and explained all aspects of the entire South China Sea to the three old men in a simple and profound way.
Chapter completed!