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Sengoku's frustration was palpable as he dealt with the escalating crisis surrounding the Gangplank Pirates.

The fleet's growing strength and their ability to evade capture had become a serious concern.

The pressure from the Five Elders was mounting, exacerbating Sengoku's already difficult position.

His irritation was evident when he angrily threw the bounty orders onto his desk and confronted Garp, who was unusually nonchalant while munching on his favorite snack, senbei.

Garp's relaxed demeanor contrasted sharply with Sengoku's urgency. The contrast only intensified Sengoku's frustration, especially when he discovered that Garp had finished off the last of his beloved senbei.

Garp's casual attitude didn't help Sengoku's mood, and his irritation was only further compounded by Garp's lack of concern for the seriousness of the situation.

The core issue was the abnormal speed of the Gangplank Pirates' fleet. Despite Kuzan's efforts, the fleet managed to escape capture multiple times.

Sengoku was increasingly convinced that something was amiss. He speculated whether the wind aiding Gangplank's ships was due to some form of external assistance or if Gangplank had connections to the Revolutionary Army, especially given the similarities to Monkey D. Dragon's known abilities to manipulate the weather.

Sengoku's concerns were valid. If Gangplank were indeed associated with the Revolutionary Army, it would represent a significant threat to the World Government.

The idea of a revolutionary figure wielding the power and influence of a pirate emperor was alarming.

Such a combination could destabilize the carefully maintained world order, causing severe repercussions.

Garp's attempt to deflect the suspicion with humor did little to reassure Sengoku. He was acutely aware of the potential ramifications if Gangplank was indeed aligned with revolutionary forces.

The Revolutionary Army, with its goal of overthrowing the World Government, paired with the strength of one of the Five Emperors, would indeed pose a grave threat to global stability.

Sengoku's resolve was to maintain the current balance, even if it meant confronting unpleasant truths.

The stability of the world order, despite its flaws, was preferable to the chaos that could ensue from an alliance between a powerful pirate and revolutionary forces.

In a reflective moment, Garp pondered the state of the world. His words hinted at a more complex view of justice and order.

While Sengoku saw maintaining stability as a priority, Garp's perspective suggested that, compared to other threats, Gangplank and potential revolutionary connections might seem relatively minor.

This sentiment added a layer of ambiguity to the situation, highlighting the nuanced and often morally ambiguous nature of their world.

As Sengoku continued to grapple with the implications of the Gangplank Pirates' activities, the uncertainty of the situation loomed large.

The potential for revolutionary influence, coupled with the formidable power of the pirate fleet, made for a perilous and uncertain future.

The balance of power was fragile, and any shift could have far-reaching consequences for the world at large.

As Sengoku and Garp continued their bickering in the Navy Headquarters office, the broader conflict unfolded with increasing intensity.

Sengoku's frustration with the Gangplank Pirates and the rampant corruption within the Marine branches was evident, while Garp's casual demeanor and reluctance to conform to the rigid expectations of his position only added to the tension.

The focus of their conversation shifted to Vladimir, the latest pirate to make waves. Sengoku's concerns about Vladimir and the Blood Fruit's influence underscored the growing threat in West Blue and the wider Grand Line.

Garp's nonchalance and his dismissive attitude towards Vladimir's rise highlighted the systemic issues within the Marine organization.

Vladimir's rampage through West Blue and his looting of corrupt Marine bases showcased his growing power and influence.

His subsequent journey into the Grand Line and his actions there—killing pirates and looting Marine bases—solidified his reputation as a formidable force.

Vladimir's penchant for bloodshed and his increasing bounty emphasized the rising stakes in the pirate world.

Meanwhile, Swain and his allies arrived in the Grand Line, where they began their efforts to rebuild the Noxus Empire.

Their protection of civilians and their aim to rule the Kingdom of Goron set the stage for further power plays in the region.

The construction of ships in the Seven Waters City for Janna indicated a strategic build-up for future operations.

Gangplank's fleet, on the other hand, was advancing towards the Sabaody Archipelago, preparing for a critical phase in their journey.

The impending confrontation with Admiral Aokiji and the elite forces of the World Government and Navy Headquarters promised to be a decisive and bloody battle.

The strategic importance of the Sabaody Archipelago and the subsequent dive into the New World made this a pivotal moment.

As Duke prepared for the challenges ahead, he took a moment to leverage his accumulated wealth through the lottery system.

With a substantial increase in resources from his recent exploits, Duke sought to enhance his capabilities further.

The anticipation of the S-level draws reflected his desire to gain a decisive advantage in the upcoming conflicts.

When Duke finally revealed the results of his lottery draws, his satisfaction was palpable. The prizes obtained were likely to provide him with significant benefits, potentially turning the tide in his favor and enhancing his strategic position.

The successful draws added a new dimension to his plans and set the stage for the next phase of his ambitious endeavors.

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