Chapter 245
Luke's description of Fujitora in Dressrosa made everyone who heard it shock.
Originally, they heard that Fujitora was also trapped in Birdcage. As Marine Admiral, Fujitora could not sit still. He should go to deal with Doflamingo. Otherwise, when Birdcage shrinks and tightens, the Marine inside will not be spared.
But to their surprise, Fujitora did not do it.
Even under the advice of Vice Admiral Maynard, he still did not do so, but set the target as Law and Straw Hat Crew.
This disappointed the people who heard it, as if he were an unreasonable person.
Originally, people's impression of Fujitora was to abide by the rules and do things in accordance with the rules.
But now this impression has directly become stubborn and rigid.
Why didn't he deal with Doflamingo at this time, but aim at Law and Straw Hat Crew, which made them very puzzled.
At this time, Dragon and the others also looked at Fujitora, and they seemed to feel that the Fujitora in Luke's description is not very similar to the Fujitora in their perception.
Fujitora heard this but was very silent at the moment, and seemed to be thinking about this issue as well.
He must have his reasons for doing this.
But soon they heard the words behind Luke.
After Fujitora set the goal, he did not implement the goal, nor did he stop Doflamingo.
Instead, he go to protect people.
This is even more puzzling.
According to Doflamingo's game rules, as long as they can kill Doflamingo or help Doflamingo solve the Luffy-Law League, then the game can be over.
If Fujitora wants to protect the people trapped in Birdcage from being killed by the tightened Birdcage, then what Fujitora should do is either to defeat Doflamingo, or to defeat the Luffy-Law Alliance.
However, neither of these were done. Instead, he went to protect civilians. Not only that, he later blocked Birdcage from tightening.
This kind of action is too strange.
Why not solve the problem at the source and stop Birdcage from tightening.
People all over the world were very puzzled, and suddenly they found that they couldn't understand this Marine Admiral who had risen from the folks.
It is different from the coldness of Akainu, the slickness of Kizaru, and the laziness of Aokiji.
This Marine Admiral Fujitora seems to have another set of behavior standards.
After hearing Luke's question again, what is Fujitora's true intentions in this incident.
Does he have other purposes for doing this?!
This aroused people's contemplation.
What exactly does Fujitora want to do?
At this moment, people all over the world are thinking about this issue.
Through this question, they may be able to understand this Marine Admiral better.
After all, this Marine Admiral is now one of NEO Marine's Admiral.
NEO Marine is the hope of most of them now.
They hope that NEO Marine can replace Marine that is under world government control in the future.
Bring real justice to the world.
So they are very eager to learn about NEO Marine, and hope that NEO Marine will not disappoint them.
They have deeply understood Zephyr's character.
Dragon has been engaged in the work of the revolutionary army, and seems to be on the side of the oppressed.
But others such as Fujitora and Ryokugyu are always a mystery in their eyes.
By understanding them, they can judge whether NEO Marine is credible and whether it is worthy of them to entrust the future to this growing new Marine organization.
Just when people all over the world are thinking about Fujitora's true purpose.
At the moment on the ship heading to Dressrosa, Sengoku, Garp, Aokiji and many other Marines are also watching the live QnA on the ship.
They are also thinking about this issue.
Fujitora's performance in Dressrosa is indeed a little strange.
He did not fight Luffy-Law Alliance, did not fight Doflamingo, seems to be in a state of non-participation, but it is also protecting civilians.
It feels like he left it to the Luffy-Law Alliance and Doflamingo to figure it out on their own.
Thinking of this, Sengoku could not help but feel a familiar taste.
Sengoku turned his head to look at Aokiji, Aokiji was thinking about this topic, and suddenly noticed the squinting eyes, he turned his head to look, it was the former Marine Fleet Admiral Sengoku who was looking at him.
"Mr. Sengoku, what's wrong?" Aokiji looked at himself suspiciously, feeling that there was nothing wrong.
Sengoku shook his head and looked at Garp instead, "What do you think, Garp?"
Garp also noticed Sengoku's look at Aokiji, and as an old friend for many years, he quickly understood Sengoku's thoughts.
"It's a pity Fujitora didn't come to Marine, but maybe it's a good thing he didn't come to Marine." Garp smiled.
"Yeah." Sengoku sighed, somewhat regretful but very emotional.
The current Marine is not worthy of a Marine like Fujitora, because Fujitora's approach is not destined to be popular there.
Sengoku had already guessed what Fujitora had in mind.
Fujitora's thoughts are difficult to understand, but for them they can understand it with their vast experience.
With the example of Aokiji in the front, there are traces to analyze Fujitora's intentions.
Enies Lobby ,Aokiji is not involved in the capture of Straw Hat Crew, but instead leaves everything to Spandam to fight each other.
It certainly wasn't for Spandam to get Nico Robin to his credit.
In fact, this is a test for the Straw Hat Pirates, but if he does it, the Straw Hat Pirates will have no chance of winning.
So it's up to Spandam to complete the test.
Spandam is actually Aokiji's tool, and his purpose is to test whether Robin has actually found her partner.
This time, Fujitora's approach is similar to that of Aokiji. The real purpose is hidden behind the incident, but it must be inseparable from the people involved.
Originally a Marine Admiral, he should arrest the Luffy-Law Alliance, and at the same time, he should stop Doflamingo's act of cruelty to the civilians of the alliance countries.
However, Fujitora did not do this, but handed the task to the Luffy-Law Alliance and let the Luffy-Law Alliance and Doflamingo solve it by themselves. He only protected civilians on one side and let them fight, so his purpose was not the Luffy-Law Alliance or Doflamingo.
The meaning behind this is self-evident, Fujitora as Marine Admiral can naturally fight against Doflamingo, but he did not do it, which means that he does not want to take the result of defeating Doflamingo to himself.
Or the Marine and World government behind him.
Instead, it was handed over to the two pirates of the Luffy-Law Alliance.
There is no doubt that Marine and World government will be able to hold their face if they are to bring down Doflamingo, who has done a lot of evil in Dressrosa.
Since Fujitora's target is neither Doflamingo nor the Luffy-Law Alliance, the only target left is the World government involved.
Shichibukai committed a crime in the Affiliated country, and it was not Marine but pirates who saved the Affiliated country, which is undoubtedly a scandal for the World Government.
The government's incompetence in this matter is vividly reflected, and the harm of Shichibukai here is also fully demonstrated.
It was the Pirates, not Marine, who brought down Doflamingo, and the World Government has no excuse to excuse itself.
This became a classic example of Shichibukai crime that gave no excuse to the World Government.
Fujitora is trying to use the Doflamingo scandal to force the World government to re-evaluate the Shichibukai system.
And that's not the end, Fujitora is not Smoker, what Smoker can't do he can do as Marine Admiral.
It is absolutely impossible for Fujitora to announce such a big bureau just to make the world government realize the problem of the Shichibukai system, which appeared as early as Alabasta.
But Smoker was just a branch captain, and there was nothing he could do but follow the orders from above.
While Fujitora is Marine Admiral, he holds the right to more than just lift a Shichibukai at the crunch time.
A Shichibukai abolition is not what he wants at all, he wants to put an end to this bad Shichibukai system completely.
He did so much to force the Five Elders to abolish it.
Against the Five Elders, Fujitora certainly won't have a better time at Marine.
That's why Sengoku and Garp say it's a good thing for Fujitora not to be here, and the Five Elders won't tolerate a Marine Admiral doing the opposite of them.
For Fujitora who wants to make a difference, NEO Marine without the restrictions of Five Elders is a better choice.
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