Headquarters of the Navy.

Admiral Akainu is a model worker in the navy and rarely has time to spare.

In the run-up to the war, he would work tirelessly every day to inspect the school grounds on time and supervise the training of the naval officers.

And the training situation of the navy is indeed not optimistic, and Akainu can keenly perceive:

With the gradual advancement of the Galen propaganda offensive, the morale of the officers and men of the navy has almost dropped to the freezing point, and they have not been able to raise any spirit in training and preparing for war.

Morale has dropped to freezing point, but resentment against the world government has gradually climbed to the ignition point.

All it takes is a small spark to set off a flame that has the power to set off a prairie fire.

Fortunately, under the difficult suppression of Akainu and other hawkish generals, this fire has not yet been completely burned.

However, the small flames that dotted here and there were still uncontrollably and cluster after cluster in the naval headquarters.

And now, just when Akainu had just arrived at the training school to inspect the grounds, he saw a cluster of "flames" among the naval officers:

"Does this war make sense?"

"Who are we fighting for here?"

A young officer shouted in front of the soldiers, and his eyes were even more straight at his superior, and he did not stop at the slightest of the commander's reprimand.

Arbitrarily discussing government affairs, inciting rebellion, disturbing the morale of the military, and confronting officials...

Such radical people, Akainu has seen no less than ten in these days.

From the initial anger and severe punishment, to today's numbness and ignorance, Akainu's heart has also undergone unknown changes in this environment.

He was already surprised by this phenomenon, but this time the situation made him faintly surprised:

The senior officer who was confronted by the old officer was none other than the powerful general among the hawkish generals, Vice Admiral Ghost Spider.

A taciturn and ruthless man, Oni Spider is a staunch inheritor of Akainu's philosophy of "absolute justice" and has always had an unshakable majesty in front of his subordinates.

No matter how close his subordinates were, they didn't dare to smile in front of the ghost spider.

During one mission, the Ghost Spider once ordered the sinking of an enemy pirate ship regardless of the civilian hostage casualties.

In the face of opposition from his subordinates, the ghost spider's reaction was not to argue with his subordinates, but...

Directly pull out the saber and cut all the subordinates who do not agree with absolute justice into the infirmary.

And now...

But there is an excessively radical young officer who dares to propagate reactionary ideas in front of ghosts and spiders?

What surprised Akainu even more was:

Not only did the ghost spider not draw his sword directly like before, but he didn't even speak in a harsh tone, and he didn't seem to have the confidence to argue with that subordinate.

"Ghost spiders?"

Akainu was a little surprised and called out the name of the ghost spider.

"General Sakaski?"

The ghost spider noticed the surprise in Akainu's tone, and a helpless look appeared on a face that had always been cold to the point of facial paralysis.

Just by looking at this expression, Akainu knew that the mind of the ghost spider was inevitably slipping.

"Ghost spider!"

Akainu put on the momentum of an iron-blooded general, and shouted to the ghost spider with some dissatisfaction:

"Since you are still a vice admiral, you have to do your duty as a vice admiral and bring me the troops well!"

"The soldiers under him are in a mess, they don't even train, what does this look like?!"

"Yes!"

Hearing Akainu's scolding, the ghost spider immediately corrected his mentality:

"The subordinates have indeed derelict in their duties."

As the spokesperson of "absolute justice", Akainu is a benchmark representing justice and loyalty among these hawkish generals, and has an unusual appeal in the hearts of ghost spiders and others.

As soon as he spoke, the ghost spider quickly realized his dereliction of duty as a soldier.

Swept away by Akainu's somewhat dissatisfied gaze, the ghost spider felt even more ashamed of the doubt of absolute justice in his heart.

And when Akainu appeared, the school field that had just been noisy immediately quieted down.

The young officer, who even dared to fight in the face of the ghost spider, somehow lost his original momentum after seeing the Akainu.

"Soldier!"

And before the young officer could speak, Akainu took the lead and found him with a cold face:

"Tell me, are you still in the Navy?"

As soon as this questioning sounded, the scene suddenly became much quieter again.

The power of the red dog in the navy is unmatched, and no one dares to slap him to his face except for the original pheasant of the same level.

The young officer who was targeted by the red dog was also unconsciously frightened and had no courage, and he couldn't hold back half a sentence for a long time.

"I'm not going to talk to you about justice or the meaning of war."

When he said this, in fact, Akainu was a little lacking in confidence.

However, as an admiral, Akainu knew that he had to maintain the most basic military discipline of the navy:

"I'll just ask you, are you still not in the navy?"

"Yes, yes..."

The young officer finally stammered in reply.

"Since you're still in the Navy, then tell me..."

Akainu swaggered with the majesty of the admiral, and asked with a cold face:

"What is the vocation of a soldier?"

"Obey orders."

The young officer replied stubbornly.

"Okay."

Akainu's voice became more and more oppressive, making the naval officers present dare to breathe too loudly:

"In that case..."

"As your commander, how can I ever give an order not to train or prepare for war?"

The admirals bowed their heads in shame, while the rebuke of the Akainu continued:

"When did I say that this battle doesn't have to be fought?"

"When did I say that you are allowed to say these things while you are training?!"

"If you don't even want to listen to the commander, then you don't have to bother to say anything, just take off your military uniform..."

Before his impassioned lecture was over, a shrill voice suddenly sounded next to him:

"Sakasky!"

This voice not only called Akainu by his name, but also carried a faint mockery and a thick smugness, without a trace of respect for the admiral.

"Huh?"

Akainu followed the prestige, and at a glance he saw a group of CP0 agents in white suits.

The leader of the team was none other than the son of the military commander Spandyne, the loyal lackey of the Draconians, Spandam.

"Spendham?"

Akainu recognized this good dog of the Celestial Dragon, and an undisguised disgust suddenly appeared on his face:

"It's time for our Navy training."

"What are you doing here?"

"Humph!"

Spandam snorted coldly, and put on the appearance of a villain, and laughed wildly:

"Hahahaha..."

"Ask me what I'm doing here?"

"Of course, I'm here to arrest the rebel!"

As he spoke, Spandam deliberately shook the Hailou stone handcuffs he was holding, and said triumphantly to the red dog:

"Sakasky!"

"Please cooperate with our work!"

In fact, the five old stars asked Spandyne to invite the red dog over, referring to the good-natured "please".

And this word "please" went into the mind of Spandyne, a faithful dog, and it became an unsympathetic "grasp".

And when the word "catch" arrives at Spandam, the good son of Spandain who volunteered to carry out the mission but has a bad heart in his stomach, it completely becomes an almost insulting "handcuff".

This was not Spandham's intention, but the arrangement of one of the masterminds behind the scenes.

However, this is indeed a true character for Spendham.

He only needs to give full play to the ugly face that he has cultivated for many years for the lackeys of the Tianlong people, and he can make all the naval officers present, including Akainu, disgusted and want to rebel.

"Work together?"

"What work with?"

Akainu was slightly stunned by Spendham's arrogant attitude, and hesitated for a moment before replying with a straight face:

"What does your CP0 capture of the rebel have to do with me Sakaski?"

"Hahahaha..."

Spendam burst into another wild laugh:

"Dare to pretend to be garlic?!"

"The rebellion against the German bandits, not elsewhere, and not someone else..."

"That's you!"

Spandam pointed to the nose of the red dog and shouted aggressively:

"Admiral, Sakasky!"

"Aha?"

As soon as these words came out, the officers and men of the navy were stunned.

Soon, there was an irrepressible commotion in the crowd:

"What?"

"General Sakasky secretly communicates with German bandits? How is this possible? ”

Most people were so shocked that they couldn't keep their mouths shut, as if they had heard something fantastical:

"He's still educating us..."

"How yourself..."

Everyone's expressions became extremely strange.

As a loyal follower of Akainu, the ghost spider was even more scorched by this terrifying news.

"Nonsense!"

Akainu was stimulated by this unwarranted accusation, and couldn't help yelling at Spendham:

"I, Sakasky, have been in the Navy all my life, how can I be a bandit?!"

"Heh..."

Spandam snorted coldly, and said unhurriedly:

"Your good friend Polusalino is also an old navy, didn't he defect too?"

"You!"

Akainu choked violently, and was a little powerless to refute.

Yellow Ape and Red Inu are fellow villagers in the West Sea, who joined the army in the same year, trained in the same class, and graduated in the same batch, and are indeed old friends for many years.

"yes..."

"The Yellow Ape generals have been... Admiral Akainu is not out of the question. ”

At the deliberate instigation of Spandam, the following chatters began to be heard among the officers and men:

"Besides, General Sakasky was saved by Galen before..."

"Bastard!"

As soon as these piercing discussions sounded, the anger burning in Akainu's heart went straight up:

"Shameless villain!"

"You say I'm rebellious, what evidence do you have?"

"Evidence?"

Spandam smiled disdainfully and pulled out a black phone bug from his bosom:

"I really don't cry when I don't see the coffin!"

"If we CP0 don't have evidence, how can we come here and get people?"

As he spoke, he directly raised the black phone bug high and turned on the playback mode in front of hundreds of naval officers:

"Who is it?"

"Galen."

"I haven't been in touch for a while, Akainu."

"Remember our ......"

The dialogue is brief, but informative.

"You guys!"

The angry Red Inu was stimulated by this phone recording, and blurted out a sentence:

"You guys actually tapped my phone?!"

“......”

The air was instantly quiet.

Although Akainu just wanted to vent his frustration that he was not trusted as a general, as soon as he said this, he undoubtedly admitted the authenticity of the eavesdropping recording.

Obviously, Akainu really made this secret phone call with Galen, and there is some kind of unknown agreement.

The charge of the Red Inu bandit has been hammered.

The sailors looked at Akainu with a look that suddenly became extremely strange.

Akainu, the "undercover" that Galen planted in the Navy, was so exposed.