So although Roach didn't mind Hancook's repelling the navy, this obviously couldn't be achieved with his help.
But even if Roche puts all his strength into helping Han Cook, he may not be able to win, because even if he helps Han Cook wholeheartedly, he will not be able to bring all his wealth with great momentum.
After all, he has now occupied the territory of Whitebeard and has become a new imperial power. Although he maintains relative restraint from the Navy, he must have been under meticulous surveillance by the Navy.
If he took his fleet to sea in a mighty manner, he would be immediately noticed by the navy's secret whistle and reported to the Navy Headquarters.
Then the Navy would 100% mobilize a force to prevent his actions. Even if he formed an alliance with Hancook, the naval force he had to face would be much stronger than normal.
In such a situation where all the main players on a large scale have to fight, Roach does not have enough confidence to achieve a decisive victory.
The best result may be just a loss-making loss.
So even if I devote myself to the support action to Hancook, the final result will probably be a mess, so the only optimal solution at present is to secretly participate in this incident slightly.
And secretly interfere with the results to facilitate subtle changes.
As long as the final overall result ends with the victory of the navy, I believe they will not pursue the subtle actions from third parties during the battle, because all forces have never been one mind, and no one will be so naive that they are willing to believe that other forces will cooperate with all the actions they want to carry out.
That is to say, as long as you don’t intervene and change the outcome and direction of the battle.
The Navy shouldn't care too much about Roach's small moves in this.
For example, let Hancook's power be protected to some extent, just like red hair helping the remaining remnants of the Whitebeard escape after the defeat of the battle above the top, didn't the Navy sell him aside?
Appropriate intervention will not attract a fierce backlash from the Navy, as long as you don’t do too much.
Just like if Red Hair did not ask the Navy to sell his face when Whitebeard was defeated, but instead openly joined forces with Whitebeard and asked the Navy to release Fire Fist Ace as soon as the war began, the Navy would naturally not really sell him to admit defeat.
Even if the two four emperors join forces, the Navy will definitely fight to the death.
Because in that case, once the navy retreats, the consequences will be a visible disintegration. If the two four emperors can suppress the navy, their long-term deterrent position will be gone.
But when the Navy has determined victory, let them give up the words of chasing the remnants of the Whitebeard.
It's naturally different.
Although the Navy must have wanted to completely and absolutely eliminate the Whitebeard's power, in order to reduce its own losses under the premise of victory, giving Hongfa a chance to give up the opportunity to expand the results of victory, he only chose rationality after weighing the pros and cons.
Roche suspected that Redhead weighed this point and deliberately chose an extremely clever opportunity to make the stage.
Otherwise, if he wants to.
It is impossible to rush to the battlefield before or during a war with the Navy.
Unless he did it intentionally.
What Rochi has to do now is to imitate Red Hair and give Han Cook some help without over-tasking the navy. Of course, this will not be just to be a living Bodhisattva, but the main purpose is to absorb the tribes of Nine Snake Island.
Although those female soldiers are not considered invincible troops, they are at least elite troops who can be regarded as the best in the world.
At least people in this army generally use domineeringness.
Although it is not the best in the new world, it can be completely rampant in the first half of the great waterway. The Baroque Working Society that Clochdale spent several years working hard to build was completely incomparable to these female warriors.
Although under the large-scale attack of the navy, the troops on Jiushe Island will inevitably be no more than one ten.
But even if there are not many soldiers surviving, as long as they can absorb them into their own hands, they can more or less increase their combat effectiveness. Even if they are just adding soil to the soil, as long as they accumulate a little, they will definitely become stronger and stronger in the end like a snowball.
And it would be even more perfect if Hancock himself could be absorbed.
Roche already has Molia, the original Seven Warriors Sea. If Han Cook is added as the mainstay, his power will be truly reflected, otherwise he will always be a bit crumbling like a castle in the air.
Of course, his wish must be difficult to realize.
Because Han Cook is definitely the number one target of the Navy, the general Fujito was sent out to target her. In the net of heaven and earth arranged by the navy, under the full sniping of general-level masters, the possibility that Han Cook could escape from the sky is too slim.
Roach cannot have a decisive effect on this possibility.
But it is still possible to exert a certain degree of influence.
Because according to the conclusion he came to after repeated consideration, the Navy's goal is only to defeat a Seven Warlords Sea, which is naturally the best to be able to kill the opponent on this basis, and it also meets their expected goals.
But letting the other party escape by chance must be within the possibility they had imagined.
Can anyone really underestimate the Seven Warlords Sea?
Roach believed that they must have considered that Hancook could escape through some strange means, and they must have been mentally prepared for this possibility, although this was by no means the result they expected to see.
Therefore, Roach believed that even if he had a certain impact on this result, he would not completely anger the Navy.
Although it will make them reassess some of themselves and be more careful.
But this level of small move should not cause their strong backlash to start a full-scale war against Roach.
After considering these situations clearly, Roach finally decided to take some action.
What actions are beneficial to Hancock's escape?
And it cannot be too stimulating the navy.
Roche couldn't help but pinch his chin and fell into deep thought. The first thing he had to consider was the degree and effectiveness of his actions, and at the same time he had to consider whether these actions could effectively allow Han Cook to receive his feelings.
If he successfully helped Hancock without the other party knowing it, he would really give him a glamorous look and show him to the blind man.
Roche didn't want to work hard and work hard but ended up empty-handed.
But no matter what.
Chapter completed!