Those who have no hope of rising, those who have lost their struggle, those who are weak and incompetent, have slowly fermented in these branches and then quickly corroded into borers that have escaped from the naval duties.
How can these people expect them to truly eliminate evil and benefit the people?
That is almost impossible.
These things can naturally be seen in Roach's eyes. However, although Nami has become a lot smarter after experiencing the blows of Aaron and his gang and the tempering of dealing with the pirates, she still lacks the ability to see through the darkness of this world.
She believes that the Navy cannot rely on it because she feels that they have all become corrupt and degenerate into a rapport.
She just simply believed that the navies in the East China Sea would not be opponents of Aaron and his gang.
Even in Nami's eyes, no one in this world can defeat those terrible fishmen, because in her limited cognition, human strength is limited, and this cognition has become a deeply rooted cognition because what she has seen and heard since childhood has verified this point.
If she had gone to the Great Channel, she would have known that there were many people in this world who were as terrifying as monsters. Although Aaron was not as small as dust, he would never be much stronger than an ant.
When Nami saw the attitude of truly being a strong man, she would not think that Aaron and his gang could not defeat him like she did at that time.
But of course she could not go to the Great Waterway alone. Although she had always had a long-cherished wish to draw a map of the world she had witnessed with her own eyes, it was after completing the transaction of buying Cocoa West Village of 100 million Bailey.
So she had no idea that there were so many powerful people outside the East China Sea.
Of course she didn't know how powerful a person could be.
So when Aaron and his gang landed on the island in an almost invincible manner and quickly ruled all the villages on the island with overwhelming force, it was natural to think that the fishman was invincible.
Moreover, this perception has become increasingly unshakable as time goes by.
Because when Aaron and his gang eliminated other pirate gangs or naval branches with conflicts of interest, Nami had witnessed their power that was more than ten times higher than humans and their water nature far beyond humans. All of this made people feel that the fishman was indeed a natural overlord of the sea, and no one could be enemies with them on the water.
Moreover, during the time when Nami was mingling in various pirate groups in order to accumulate 100 million Baileys, no matter how vicious the gang was, no matter how famous the big pirates were, Nami could easily see that they were definitely not opponents of Aaron and his gang when they showed their strength.
So far, she has stayed on many pirate ships of pirate groups, and there are naturally many famous pirates she has seen. Since none of them is likely to be Aaron's opponent, it is unlikely that anyone in the entire East China Sea can defeat Aaron.
Aaron is undoubtedly the strongest man in the East China Sea.
And the group of pirates under his command who were disgusting with a disgusting face were far more than ordinary humans. This group of people was completely an armed force that could not be stopped within the East China Sea. Due to Nami's limited knowledge at that time, she even firmly believed that no one in the whole world was Aaron's opponent.
His strength is already the ultimate she can imagine.
So despite being trusted by Aaron later and being relatively free to go out alone to plunder wealth, Nami had almost never asked anyone for help, whether it was the navy or bounty hunter she met during her journey, she never revealed the difficulties she was facing to anyone.
During the years of adventure at sea, Nami has met not only bad people, but also some good people, some of whom are members of the navy who still have a righteous heart, and some are bounty hunters with good skills.
They are all figures with two brushes visible to the naked eye.
The reason why Nami never asked them for help was actually that she simply believed that Aaron was too strong and that these people would not be opponents of the fishman group. Even if they were willing to help them with meaninglessness, she still firmly believed that these people would definitely fail.
If that's the case, why bother letting these rare good people be dragged into the water by themselves?
So Nami has been silent and has never asked for help from either side.
She had already made up her mind to rely on herself for everything.
So after meeting Rochi and Guina by chance, although she soon discovered that these two people were rare and pretty good people in this dirty world, she also found that both of them were very good, at least among the best pirates she had encountered.
They can be regarded as real pirate hunters in the true sense.
In the East China Sea, such an armed force that can attack pirates is undoubtedly a good thing that Nami is very happy to see. She hopes that they can continue to be active in this sea to eliminate the pirates she hates the most.
Even Rochi and Guina's main motivation is to pay the bounty over the pirates rather than to promote justice.
But in Nami's eyes, there is no difference between the two at all.
Anyway, the result is the same.
Because Nami hopes that Rochi and Guina can continue to be active, she also kept the existence of Aaron and her gang tight-lipped down on them, and at the same time she abandoned these two fellow travelers who had not been together for too long, and returned to Aaron and her gang's base alone.
She was still unwaveringly executing her plan to accumulate 100 million Baileys to complete the transaction to buy Cocoa West Village.
But what she didn't expect was that Aaron betrayed her to the Navy branch.
When Colonel Mouse took all the wealth that Nami had accumulated with her subordinates and generals, she finally understood that Aaron had not planned to abide by the agreement between the two from the beginning, and she was trapped in an unbreakable spider web like a butterfly.
The glimmer of hope she once thought she could hold on to was actually just an illusion.
This hallucination has now broken like a balloon.
Namikan, who knew that she had been completely fooled, was angry and despair. After learning the truth, the villagers of Kekeyaxi Village gathered in anger to prepare to fight the death with Aaron.
In the blink of an eye, the situation was moving towards the direction that Nami was most reluctant to do.
It's like a galloping train.
Chapter completed!