Pirate I'm on the Rocks ship 996

"Is there anything going on with the Whitebeard Pirates?" Navy Headquarters Vice Admiral Kirby stood on the deck, looking at the pirate ships gathering in formation in the distance, and asked the soldiers around him.

"Sir, are you asking about the main Whitebeard Pirates, or those guys?" The soldier hesitated, pointed to the pirate ship surrounded by them, and asked.

"Let's talk about it..." Kebi was silent for a moment and replied.

"Yes! The Moby Dick is about a day away from us. It is expected to arrive here tomorrow morning, so the order has been conveyed in the morning. We will launch an attack on them tonight and try to get there before dawn.

Completely defeat them before!" After the soldier saluted, he pointed at the pirate ship surrounded by them and said: "I have already reported to you and Major General Bellumeb in the morning!"

"As for these pirates... they don't seem to be moving at all, everything is going smoothly!"

"Yes! Everything went smoothly. It made me a little worried!" Kebi nodded and replied.

"Sir..." the soldier hesitated and asked, "What are you worried about?"

"They are not ordinary pirates, but the world's number one pirate group, the Whitebeard Pirates! They had a tentative attack at the beginning, but now, they don't even have a tentative attack. I doubt them.

Already know our purpose!" Kebi looked at the motionless pirate ship and said softly.

"Ah?" The soldier was stunned and said, "This shouldn't be possible! If they knew, they wouldn't be able to stay where they are! After all..."

The soldier was halfway through what he said and stopped talking because it was confidential and could not be spoken casually.

"I'm just worried that they are planning something secretly. It's been... so quiet these days!" Kebi said with some worry.

"Haha... Sir, have you forgotten? Didn't the other party say it before? They will definitely defend until Whitebeard comes to save them!" the soldier said with a smile.

Kirby was stunned for a moment, and then remembered that when they had just surrounded each other, Thatch seemed to have organized a breakout. After the failure, he said that they would hold on until Whitebeard came to save them.

After thinking about it like this, Kebi also suddenly realized something.

But the moment he turned around, he seemed to suddenly think of something, his face immediately changed, and he said loudly: "No, the other party is cheating!"

"Sir?" The soldier saw Kebi's appearance and asked with some confusion: "Is that so?"

"I don't have time to explain to you. Contact me at the headquarters immediately!" Keke replied loudly.

"Yes!" The soldier was stunned, but quickly saluted and turned to leave.

"So... you suspect that the other party did it on purpose? But it is completely meaningless for them to do this. If the message cannot be conveyed, delaying time is useless!" Sakaski's voice came from the other side of the phone.

"Marshal, I suspect...the other party should know our purpose, so they plan to launch a general attack directly at the moment the Moby Dick appears, so as to catch us by surprise. If we join forces with the Moby Dick, we can attack

We form a pincer attack from inside and outside!" Kebi said excitedly on the deck of the warship.

In fact, if he hadn't contacted Reina, Sachi would have indeed planned to do this, so it is quite impressive that Kerby could think of this step.

"I know... but this is just in vain! Don't worry, I have already arranged it. All you need to do is follow the plan!" Although Kerby said it was very urgent, Sakaski didn't seem to care.

do not worry.

Kerby was stunned. He didn't expect Marshal Sakaski to respond to him like this.

"That is to say...Marshal Sakaski must have other plans! Could it be that...there is an ambush?" Kebi immediately thought of a lot at this moment.

"But the marshal..."

"Well, as long as you can capture those pirates tonight, then when the Moby Dick comes over tomorrow, won't their internal and external attack tactics be ineffective?"

Kirby was about to say something, but was interrupted by Sakaski.

"Yes... Mr. Marshal!" After a while, Kebi sighed and replied.

"Very good, Lieutenant General! Remember your mission!" Sakaski said and hung up the phone.

Holding the hung up phone, Kebi was at a loss for a moment.

Isn't the reason why they haven't launched an attack on the pirate group led by Thatch just because they don't want the navy to sacrifice in vain? They have obviously completely surrounded the opponent, and as long as they are trapped to death, they can easily defeat the opponent.

But if they want to attack by force now, why not take action earlier? This will also give them some time to repair, and they can also exert stronger combat power when dealing with the Moby Dick.

Attacking tonight, they will face the Moby Dick early tomorrow morning. How much strength can they show by then? Even if Marshal Sakaski arranges an ambush, their casualties will definitely be heavy.

Because once Whitebeard knows that they have defeated Sage, he will definitely launch a fierce attack on them.

In this way, they who had just experienced a whole night of fighting were bound to be unstoppable.

"Are we... being treated as abandoned children?" Kebi narrowed his eyes and said softly.

He didn't understand why Sakaski gave such an order. Maybe there was something he didn't know, but judging from the current clues, it was very likely that they were treated as abandoned children.

"Contact me some other lieutenant generals!" After hanging up the phone, Kebi said to the soldiers around him.

"Yes, sir!" Although the soldier did not understand the conversation between Kerby and Marshal Sakaski just now, he immediately followed Kerby's request and contacted several other lieutenant generals commanding the warships.

"Everyone... I only have so much information now. If anyone has more detailed information, please bring it out now. It's not that I want to question the marshal, but this tactic is clearly unreasonable!" General Kebi

After everything was explained, he slowly spoke to the other lieutenant generals who had just come over.

"Are you doubting...that I haven't been treated as an outcast?" After a long silence, Lieutenant General Flying Squirrel suddenly asked.

He was the nominal commander of the operation, and the other lieutenant generals were under his control.

"Kid...you were probably not even born when Marshal Sakaski crossed the sea!" Ghost Spider, holding a cigar in his mouth, chuckled and said.

Like Sakaski, he is a staunch rightist, so he has never doubted Sakaski's orders.

"Lieutenant General Ghost Spider, you misunderstood! I didn't mean to refuse to execute the order... It's just that this order is clearly very unreasonable! If we don't have a backup plan, there is nothing we can do except let the soldiers die.

Good thing!" Kebi replied without any fear.