Chương 1748: Napoleon VS Yamato ()

However, these countries are well aware that the current predicament of the world government is largely caused by the Rockefeller Kingdom.

Therefore, these countries are full of expectations for the conflict between the World Government and the Rockefeller Kingdom.

They hope to see the two sides engage in a fierce contest directly, even if the final result may be a loss for both sides.

Because at least in this way, they won't have to endure such miserable days anymore.

Otherwise, if they continue to suffer like this, the only ones who will get hurt are themselves.

The open and covert struggles between the World Government and the Rockefeller Kingdom may seem to be just a contest between these two powerful forces on the surface, but in fact, this struggle has spread to the global scale, involving everyone and making them suffer terribly.

People are eager for this dispute to end as soon as possible. Whether the World Government wins in the end or the Rockefeller Kingdom has the last laugh is irrelevant to most people, as long as the Revolutionary Army does not win.

It is based on this mentality that all major powers today are intentionally or unintentionally inciting a large-scale war between the World Government and the Rockefeller Kingdom.

For example, the incident currently happening between the Beasts Pirates and Napoleon was originally just Yamato challenging Napoleon to a duel in order to save face and return his crew to him.

However, this incident was greatly hyped up by various media outlets, who said that the Beasts Pirates were planning to publicly execute the crew members of the Lion Pirates in order to force Napoleon to fight a decisive battle with Yamato.

No matter what the outcome of this duel is, other forces will benefit from it.

So, on the Island of Beasts, Yamato and Napoleon stood opposite each other, and the atmosphere was extremely tense.

Yamato waved his hand expressionlessly, as if it was just a trivial matter.

Her action caused a commotion among the people around her.

People were whispering to each other, surprised and puzzled by Yamato's decision.

At Yamato's command, the cage door slowly opened, and the members of the Lion Pirates inside looked at the scene in astonishment.

They had thought they would continue to be detained and perhaps even suffer more brutal torture.

The reality was completely unexpected to them.

Murat and the other two supported each other and walked out of the cage with difficulty.

Although their injuries made it difficult for them to move, their faces revealed an indescribable sense of relief.

These days, although the Beasts Pirates did not torture them, they also did not give them the care and treatment they deserved.

The members of the Beasts Pirates watched all this with indifference. They didn't care about the life or death of their enemies.

These days, they just detained the Lion Pirates and didn't pay much attention to their condition.

After all, in their eyes, these people are just losers and not worth their time and energy.

Although the Beasts Pirates did not torture them, the injuries of the Lion Pirates members were not healed well.

These injuries lasted for a week and would have been very serious for an ordinary person.

But fortunately, the fish people are strong, and some seriously injured members are able to move around.

More than 200 fishmen supported each other and walked slowly and steadily towards the port.

Their steps seemed a little staggering, but every step was filled with a desire for freedom.

Napoleon stood at the harbor, watching his crew members walking towards him step by step from afar, and he finally breathed a sigh of relief.

When the members of the Lion Pirates walked up to Napoleon, he looked at Yamato again.

Compared with before, the hostility in his eyes was obviously much less.

Perhaps it was because Yamato released them, or perhaps it was because he realized that in the face of absolute strength, hostility could not change anything.

At the same time, tens of thousands of pirates from the Beasts Pirates watched this scene quietly without making any movement.

Although some pirates were dissatisfied with the captain's actions and believed that the enemy should be treated more cruelly, they did not dare to disobey Yamato's orders.

After all, Yamato's power is there, like an insurmountable mountain, daunting and not something they can easily challenge.

So, even though they were filled with resentment and anger, they could only watch helplessly as the crew members of the Lion Pirates swaggered past them.

In this way, they didn't breathe a sigh of relief until the Lion Pirates arrived at the port.

At this moment, Napoleon was standing at the bow, his hands slightly raised, as if he was controlling some power.

He just waved his hand lightly, and the surrounding water began to flow slowly as if under a spell.

Under Napoleon's control, the water currents became extremely docile, gently carrying the ships and allowing them to sail smoothly towards the shore.

Along the way, Napoleon relied entirely on his ability to control water to push the ship forward.

And for him, doing so didn't take much energy.

When the ship finally approached the port, Napoleon slowly lowered his hands and the water returned to calm.

He jumped off the boat and stepped onto the harbor ground.

"Captain, I'm sorry!"

Murat and the other two lowered their heads in shame, not daring to look Napoleon in the eye.

"captain!"

Seeing this, the other crew members followed suit, lowering their heads with guilty looks on their faces.

They knew very well that as crew members of the sea god Napoleon, they should have stepped forward at the critical moment to help the captain solve his problems.

However, facing such a powerful enemy like Yamato, they seemed so helpless, which made them feel extremely remorseful and guilty.

Napoleon looked at these crew members and couldn't help feeling helpless.

To be honest, these people are not bad. Each of them has quite good abilities.

After all, they had only been at sea for about a year, and in this short year, their strength had reached the level of quasi-admiral, which was already a remarkable achievement.

In any other supernova pirate group, this strength would definitely be considered captain or vice-captain level.

If they were given a few more years to grow and hone their skills, perhaps they would really be able to become top powerhouses like the Three Calamities.

When compared to himself, the strength of these crew members seemed a little pale in comparison.

Napoleon could easily fight one-on-one with strong men like the Three Emperors, but his crew, even if three of them joined forces to deal with one Jack, still could not defeat the opponent.