But it would be useless to help Empress Han Cook directly deal with the navy.
And it will also cause trouble for Roach.
The Navy's senior management sent Tina to contact Roche in the future, essentially submitting goodwill to maintain a balance of power. Roche asked Tina to go back safely, to some extent, was giving a reply to the other party.
And this reply is also kind.
Although it is impossible to reach any alliance from the current position of both sides, and it is impossible to leave a non-aggression agreement on paper, the actions taken by both sides have been considered tacitly reached.
That is, both sides will not take adverse actions against each other for the time being.
Restrain each other on the surface.
To be fair, such an agreement is more beneficial to Roche, because the Navy is very big and deep. Even if Roche is really determined to fight them, or even immediately starts a new round of top battles according to Whitebeard, it is just a big trouble for the Navy.
It does not mean that you will suffer a catastrophe.
Although the Navy tried its best to avoid this dilemma, even if everything really went to the worst, they were not completely unable to bear it. However, as wise and rational people, they would not want things to develop in bad terms.
After all, they have no desire to self-destruct.
After experiencing the trauma caused by the top battle, it is obviously the safest decision to select opponents carefully and recuperate. When the combat power consumed in the war is refilled, then attack the forces at the Four Emperors level.
That's why they took the initiative to contact Roach, the new sea emperor.
And hope to maintain peace.
They naturally realized like Roach himself that Roach is the one who hopes that both sides will maintain peace, because he has just gained a foothold in the New World and has not yet stood firm. If a full-scale conflict broke out with the Navy, the result will definitely be completely destroyed.
Traditional major forces, including Kaido and Auntie, will definitely not miss this opportunity to take advantage of the situation.
Although these people will take advantage of the weak navy and take more aggressive actions against them when conditions permit, Roach, who has insufficient foundation, is obviously easier to deal with than the navy with deep roots.
Once Roach's power and the navy are too exhausted.
People including Kaido and Auntie will definitely give priority to annexing the territory he occupied, strengthen their own power after eating these big fat meat, and then consider redefining the strategy of the navy based on the increase and decrease of the power.
Therefore, for Roach, if the Navy still faces head-on.
He himself would break like an egg.
Although the Navy will be in a more dangerous situation, it has nothing to do with him.
After all, he probably had already had a different body and head at that time.
Although with Rochi's current personal strength, no matter the four emperors such as Aunt and Kaido, or the three generals on the Navy, he cannot guarantee that he can stay, even if he can escape by chance, his forces will definitely be completely destroyed.
In order to accumulate current power, he has been planning for so long.
Naturally, I can't bear to see all this so as to be wiped out.
Moreover, once Roche's power is completely destroyed, he will always live in the pursuit of the navy, and be worried in his life of dying, and he will definitely not even be able to sleep peacefully.
Although he is still walking on thin ice now, he is always worried that he will be swallowed by other forces by a missed chess game, but at least he still has a lot of chess pieces and aces in his hand. While holding these chips in his hand, he also gives him a lot of security.
And with the huge territory he wants, he can also enjoy it.
A real man cannot be without power for a day.
Roach is absolutely unwilling to give up the power and status he has obtained now.
So he never wants to rashly irritate the Navy.
Not only will this not bring any benefits, but it will also put yourself in a very unfavorable situation, especially if he helps Hancook repel the navy's attack, he will definitely lead all the navy's anger to him.
Because, as he had previously inferred, the Navy must attach great importance to the actions of banning and attacking a seven-warfare sea to establish authority.
Whoever destroys this action will attract the greatest hatred of the navy.
If Roche takes action to help Hancook, in order to recover the loss of reputation, the Navy will definitely regard Roche as the number one enemy that must be eliminated. At that time, it would rather let Hancook go, the chicken that was killed for the monkey, and instead concentrate on destroying Roche to regain its prestige.
Then Luo Qi has become a living Bodhisattva who saves suffering and suffering.
The price is one's life and interests.
It’s a pity that Rochi doesn’t want to be a clay Buddha who sacrifices himself. If an action cannot seek benefits for himself, he would rather wait and see the changes than intervene in a rash way. After all, although he is still a orderly person in his heart, he is still an utilitarian realist in essence.
So should we give up taking action in the navy's attack on Han Cook, one of the Seven Warlords?
Just waiting for the results to appear?
In fact, with Roche not intervening, the result of this attack was completely clear. Under the Navy's deliberate and premeditated thunder attack, the forces of Nine Snake Island, led by Han Cook, could not withstand it.
At that time, one will definitely die, one will escape, and another will fall from the once glorious Seven Warriors Sea.
"No, you still have to add some variables..."
Although direct intervention cannot bring any benefits, and helping either party will cause unnecessary trouble for yourself, if you intervene in secret, you may create opportunities for yourself to seek benefits.
Opportunities need to be created after all.
If you just hold your troops in this way, you will never have any chance to make a profit, so you have to rely on your own human creation. And as long as you don’t do your best to take action on the surface, you will not be able to attract all-out strangulation from the navy, right?
And it cannot significantly change the direction of things.
Even if it is just secretly helping, as long as Hancock successfully repels this wave of attack from the navy, it will essentially bring a huge blow to the navy. The navy after suffering such losses will not be able to give up and will definitely discover the real reason for the failure of the operation.
It shouldn't be difficult to dig out Roche, a pusher hidden in the dark.
At that time, the Navy will definitely think that Roche has great malicious intentions towards them, so they will deliberately take advantage of their weakness to step on it. At that time, the relationship between the two sides will inevitably suffer subversive damage.
Chapter completed!