Violent Wolf's Pirate Career

Chapter 61

Tuf looked at the building guarded by jailers, and felt a sense of familiarity inexplicably, as if there was something like that in his hometown. Unfortunately, he only remembered that there were many people in his hometown. Memories are very vague.

The prisoners in this section seem to be very impetuous. They should have been locked in recently, and they still have the energy to lie there and howl constantly. These people should be the most likely to be recruited by Tuf, but unfortunately they are all in the sight of the jailer Among them, Tuf had no way to approach them.

Tufu didn't feel disappointed at all. Originally, he was working for someone else, and the boss didn't seem to care at all. Naturally, Tuff didn't need to spend too much energy on it.

Tuf narrowed his eyes, his eyeballs turned green, and scanned the cells on both sides, but he didn't see any prisoner with a big man's face. He thought to himself, "It seems that there is no place here that is worth my risk." There isn’t even a single one that looks upright, they’re all crooked, and I don’t have the time to check them all out.”

Tuf then walked back without looking back, passing by one cell after another, and the people inside ignored him. Just when Tuf thought that his journey would be smooth, a voice sounded very strange to his ear. sinister voice.

"Hey! Boy, come here, I have something to tell you."

Tuf looked over suspiciously, and the muscular body hidden in the shadow also came out slowly, and stood in front of the iron fence, revealing his captain's uniform that showed his previous identity, which made Tuf even more nervous. confused.

"Why are the prisoners here wearing their own old clothes? Those jailers really treat them differently!" But Tuf was only imagining this in his heart, and didn't say it out of his mouth.

The vicious-looking guy in the cell looked at Tuf and said, "Did you recruit any men this trip? Or did you say that you didn't have any! Ha! Ha! Ha! This is also a matter of course. What about the man nicknamed Lonely Red?" Maybe he will cooperate with other people, I think that guy must have ulterior motives!"

Tuf nodded in agreement and said: "That old man does not seem very approachable, but he is not as bad as you said. He said that someone needs to help start the warship. After all, there is no way to sail alone."

"It's true that one person can't operate a warship." But the prisoner in front of him suddenly changed the subject and said, "Would you like to join me? No one wants to be with someone who is famous for being 'lonely'." After all, that kind of guy is unreliable in any way, but if you find the key, you can release me. Then I will win over all the prisoners in this layer of hell with you, and gather the strength of so many people. Even the Navy Headquarters can make a breakthrough!"

But Tu Fu said with a look of embarrassment: "Your words sound quite reliable, but there is still a big problem to be solved, that is, I don't really want to leave this big submarine prison!"

"What?!" The pirate exclaimed, looked at Tuf in disbelief, and said, "Do you know what I'm going to say? How could there be prisoners who are unwilling to leave the prison? You are willing to be that lonely red Isn't it because of this reason?"

Tuf waved his hand smartly, then turned and left, turned his back to the pirate and said, "I don't know who I am, and I don't know what I want to do, so what can I do even if I leave here?"

The rest of the road was much calmer. The prisoners passing by in the cell regarded Tuf as air, and sat there peacefully, not knowing what to think. I saw Redfield standing hunched over in front of the door of the cell next to him.

Tuf walked over generously. From the very beginning, Tuf knew that his neighbor had very good ears. He could hear the conversation between Tuf and Redfield through a stone wall nearly ten meters thick. , not to mention Redfield, who seems to be the most dangerous.

Tuf stood obediently behind Redfield, looking at the figure sitting in the corner of the cell with ease, and after a while, just when Tuf thought that the two old men had finished talking and were now taking a nap Suddenly, Redfield took two steps forward and stood in front of the iron railing.

"It's really hard for the old man to come to you in person with a calm face when he is old, but you are fine, sitting there with gods and spirits, and you don't even move. Could it be that you have been in prison for too long and your legs are broken Yet?!"

After Redfield spoke first, the guy inside finally couldn't sit still. He stood up, and the sound of chains twisting sounded beside him. Tuf squinted his eyes, and then he saw clearly that the limbs of the old man inside were all covered. The heavy chains were bound, and Tuf had not seen it because his long beard covered his arms on his knees.

I saw the guy inside stood up and walked in front of Redfield. The two looked at each other with expressions on their faces through the iron fence. The air around them seemed to freeze for a moment, and Tuf felt his body began to be inexplicable again. trembling.

Tuf stretched his hands behind his back, crossed his fingers, stretched his fingers, and comforted his body in a low voice in his heart: "Don't be so excited, I will find a chance to kill this old man right away, and save all my strength until then Bar!"

The burly old man in the cell looked down at Laidfield in front of him, and said in a calm voice: "Since you have a way to get out of here, why do you come to me? We all know each other's character, so don't be so secretive when you speak. You can't hide it! It's impossible for you to work with other people, and it's impossible for you to be kind enough to think of me, a prisoner who is locked in the same place as you, and come here to help. To be honest, what do you want to do?"

And Redfield's face showed a rare tired look, which made Tuff feel a little unhappy. At this moment, Tuff couldn't see the usual strange light in Redfield's eyes. Redfield is just like a normal old man.

"How long have we been locked up here, do you remember? Bundy Wald!"

Redfield's embarrassing question did not cause any change in Walder's face in the cell. Walder replied decisively: "Who would remember such boring things! Sure enough, even you are old and will start Thinking about such meaningless things."

Redfield laughed at himself, his face returned to his usual expression, and he said calmly: "The old man is indeed getting old, so the old man's thinking has also undergone some changes, and he slowly began to think, if the old man has a partner If it were, I'm afraid I could have been rescued very early, and I wouldn't have wasted so much time in this dark and humid place, so the old man has appeared here now."

But Redfield's sincerity was exchanged for Wald's decisive rejection. Wald said: "I'm sorry that I can't be your partner, because there are a group of crew members who trust me outside, and it is impossible for me to leave them. And the lonely Ryder is absolutely impossible to get along with them, am I right?"

"The weak only have the right to worship and follow the strong, and they are not worthy of the old man's arrogance. You can't understand this truth! Even so, are you still unwilling to give up those subordinates who can't even break through the city?" Lai Durfield's face became increasingly ugly.

Wald still shook his head and said: "I know, being your partner can bring me closer to my dream, but you will never be half happy for me to realize my dream! Because you are the lonely Ryder, Live only for yourself!"

"Hmph!" Redfield turned around and left the cell, and Tuf quickly followed, and returned to Redfield's cell through the tunnel.

After Tuf blocked the entrance of the tunnel with stones, he sat across from Laidfield and said solemnly: "My lord, just now I have visited the entire infinite hell and asked all the prisoners, but only three people are willing. Become your subordinate, I will tell you their names now..."

But Redfield interrupted Tuf's report with a wave of his hand, and said: "I don't need any subordinates. The reason why I asked you to do this is just an idea in my heart. Whether they want to or not, I want them to help me." Create a way out of here!"

(End of this chapter)