Mr. Clow's words must have profound meaning. He has just become a general and he must be on his toes.
Crowe can handle some ordinary government affairs, but Mr. Crowe has always been responsible for the big policies.
This thing is very wrong, the signal sent out is wrong!
Kindergartens and orphanages do exist, but they do not have a specific policy to support those orphans in a closed environment. People in cities and villages will do a little bit of work for them, and the people are still simple.
There are also many in the Navy.
The navy is not without sacrifice. There are those sailors who have sacrificed their lives, and their wives are gone, so there is only one child left. These existences are distributed all over the world, and no one cares about them at all.
The World Government doesn't have the guts to think of this. It's usually their colleagues who take care of them, but how long can their colleagues pay attention? They themselves are fighting on the sea, so those orphans become a problem. They are all after the navy, but they live a good life.
It doesn't look like that, maybe you have to pay taxes to the local kingdom.
And now Mr. Clow says this
Crowe's eyes sharpened for a moment, and he suddenly realized.
The first thing to do when becoming a general is to start from this aspect!
If those helpless orphans are gathered together and supported in various places, then after they come out, they will become a ready-made naval reserve. Even if they cannot become a combat force, they can still work as waiters, cooks, logistics, etc., even if they do nothing.
Naturally, they will also stand on the side of the navy.
No! I’m on Mr. Clow’s side!
Simply standing on the side of the Navy, Mr. Cullo would definitely not say such a thing, nor would he entrust Chief Inspector Porusalino to do it! No! No!
Porusalino was just a cover, an obvious thing. The old man must have known about it, otherwise he wouldn't have told him specifically. He might have wanted to support the Navy as a sign of support for orphans.
But in private, it is self-evident to whom these people are ultimately loyal.
Mr. Clow is a man with great ambitions. Under his casual style, every move has deep meaning.
Crowe nodded heavily, "I understand, General Crowe"
"It's better to call me sir. I feel awkward when you use the word "general"." Kuro waved his hand and blew out the smoke.
"Yes! Mr. Clow!"
Crowe was also a little awkward. He was used to calling him Mr. Clow, but after all, Crowe was promoted to general. Crowe thought he had to change the title, but now it seems that it is best not to change it.
"You go about your business. The old man's affairs are very simple and won't be too troublesome. Just mind your own business." Kuro waved his hand.
Mind your own business.
Crowe narrowed his eyes and nodded.
Sure enough, Grand Inspector Porusalino was just a cover, what they really wanted to do was to train themselves.
Mr. Clow is now a general. With this power, he doesn't even have to worry about funding himself. The navy is very rich and there is no need to report it. He can just ask the World Government for more funding.
Even if the matter is exposed, it can be said that it is for the Navy's consideration and training for the future.
This is much larger than the previous training camp of General Zefa. This is already a training camp for the whole navy!
The cycle is long, but the rewards are huge!
But Crowe would not let this matter be exposed so quickly. He thought for a while and asked tentatively: "Should we find a special island to serve as a training ground for those orphans?"
"What are you looking for on the island? What do you want to do?" Kuro was stunned for a moment, then suddenly realized and hit his right palm with his left fist, "Ah! That's right!"
He's not stupid, he knows it at a glance.
When Crowe said he was looking for an island, he immediately realized that this could be a place to train future navy!
Pirates are basically born from people who can't survive and those who have problems with their growing environment.
Take the Straw Hat Boys as an example. The prickly-headed Straw Hat didn't have much love when he was a child. If Garp keeps him with him all day long, you will see if he will become a pirate. Isn't it because he was imported by the red hair in advance?
He learned his values and became a pirate.
The same is true for Ace. If he had thrown it at the navy instead of the bandits, he would have definitely been a navy too!
Not only pirates have dreams, but the navy also has them!
The navy's heroic battles with pirates in order to protect the people happen all the time on the sea. People like this will develop their values by observing them wherever they go.
Including the green algae head, does the world's greatest swordsman conflict with being a navy man? There's no conflict at all, right?
Does being a good cook conflict with being a Marine?
Does being a sea warrior conflict with being a navy?
Does being the best navigator conflict with being a navy?
Does being a good doctor conflict with being a Marine?
Or rather be a historian.
Forget it, this thing is conflicting and cannot be approved by the authorities. Even the Warring States Period must not know what the blank hundred years is. They are afraid of it every day, and their expressions change when others talk about it.
But in fact, many people in the navy are not interested in this thing. Their duty is to deal with pirates. Why not, the key to Onepiece is still in their hands.
Therefore, being the pirate king does not conflict with being a navy!
Kuro himself is the one closest to the throne of the Pirate King!
Maybe with so many orphans raised, some of them will definitely slip through the cracks and become pirates, but if 60 out of 100 become sailors, that's enough!
If you cultivate the concept of navy from childhood, then these people will definitely become navy when they grow up.
"That's it!"
Kuro said excitedly: "Who said that when you are a general, you can either drink tea and cut your nails all day long or ride a bicycle across the sea. Do something practical. It is a conscientious thing to do."
He is afraid of trouble, but he is a general now. It is normal to do such a thing. This is a good thing. The World Government did not expect this. No, the World Government probably exists. Otherwise, how could those people from CP come? But here is the Navy
If not, then let the Navy make one too.
This thing doesn't cost much, and the people above are very wealthy. Even if they don't give it, the navy can absorb it.
"No, let the navy handle it on its own. This matter will not be notified to the superiors. Crowe, you can prepare a report to me and I will take care of it."
Kuro didn't even need to report it to Sakaski, he could finalize it himself.
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But Crowe was stunned by these words, "Mr. Crowe, do you have to do this blatantly?"
"What the hell? You can do this secretly and blatantly. What are you thinking in your head?" Kuro glared at him, "This is a good thing. It also gives me something to do, which can eliminate most tasks."
Isn't this also a good way to catch fish? Just now he was thinking about hiding for a while in order to find the last Shichibukai. Now it's fine. There's no need for it anymore. Raising orphans is enough for him to do.
It's been more than ten years.
"Of course the great deeds of the navy must be carried out in an upright and upright manner. Why do you avoid people?" Kuro said angrily.
Upright and clear.
Crowe pursed his lips, feeling a little awe-struck.
It's still a different move.
He thought that Porusalino was doing it openly and that they were doing this in the dark, but when Mr. Kuro said this, he also realized that this matter can be avoided!
So what if someone discovers it? Mr. Clow was originally in charge of this. These orphans will indeed join the navy in the future. This is all correct!
Then why avoid people!
If you think wrongly, there is something wrong with your thinking!
Such an upright and upright person, leaving people speechless.
Conspiracies and tricks are ultimately inferior to fairness and justice.