The Mysterious Journey of the Pirate World

Chapter 5 Battle in the Port
"Your opponent is here!"

Seeing that there are masters directly under the secret espionage agency who want to destroy the stone bridge, the red murloc man roared and took the initiative to meet him.

I saw his muscles surging all over his body, and then he directly used his chest to block the opponent from kicking a huge slash!
At this time, Ziger can be sure that this person must be Fisher Tiger - the hero who created the great escape of slaves.

Although he fell to the ground, his feet slid out more than ten meters, but Tiger still stood still, without the slightest scar on his chest.

"What a troublesome monster."

Two espionage agencies directly under the spy agency... I don't know whether they are "CP0" or "CP9" combatants, and they have some headaches at this time.

This stone bridge is also the trestle for boats in the port. For murlocs and mermen, it is actually meaningless. Without this thing, murlocs and mermen can also swim on their own.

If you don't even consider the speed, you can just dive and escape without a boat...

However, for human beings, except for those "masters", even if they can swim and are often in water, it would be a lot of trouble to board a boat without a trestle. Either swim over or use a boat first. For ordinary people with average force values, there is no Without the trestle, the port will be a dead end!

Tiger stepped forward to protect the trestle's behavior, and also inspired the blood of many pirates...

Even if you have been a slave for a long time, there are always people who have a little blood in their hearts, which can be stimulated!

Tiger has also infected many pirates, or other slaves with force. In order to cover the departure of more slaves, he fought back!
This is also why the port has four berths and four paths of freedom, which are firmly occupied by slaves.

If the people who came here just wanted to escape as soon as possible, the place would have been taken back long ago.

In particular, there were still many murlocs. At this time, under the command of Tiger, they kept pushing the boat from the safe haven to ensure that everyone was sent away.

As for how much you can escape in the end, it can only depend on luck...

At the first moment, Zig also wanted to find a ship directly, after all, this was the freedom he longed for, and... he was indeed not a master!
But when he was halfway to the stone bridge, Zig looked back, and Tiger, who was pressing the two secret spy fighters against his head, couldn't help but hesitate for a moment.

I kept singing the song of the pirate to encourage others, but I kept running away, which seemed a little embarrassing.

What was even more convincing to Ziger was that he observed the people who fled on board immediately, and the people who stayed behind to support one or two...

Well, in the former, except for the weak, there is no responsibility, or the guy who has been scared and smoothed out his blood.

Running away with these people seems to have a lower success rate?

After all, when you get to the sea, you will definitely have to face the pursuit!

And if you have already escaped to the sea, when the navy cooperates in the pursuit, it is safer to go with the "strong" - different from the logic of fleeing in chaos and not being too conspicuous before in Mariejoian, and then at sea When they were hunted down, everyone had only one identity: "Fugitive slaves among the slaves of the Tianlong people".

Under the cover of this layer of identity, strength is no longer important. Any department of the world government will want them according to the standards of the most important fugitives!

Whether a strong person or an ordinary little girl, they all represent the face of the Tianlong people and the face of the world government!

There is no such thing as inconspicuousness because of weakness...and one must know that not far away is Marine Vando as the naval headquarters.

So Ziger turned around and killed him, chopped off a few cannon fodder that tried to hit the stone bridge, and assisted in maintaining the order of boarding.

At the same time, Zig observed - whose boat would I be better off on?

Even if you don't consider the world government's wanted, after going to sea from here, you have to face the great waterway!
Zig didn't feel that his current strength was enough to navigate it alone, or enough to raise the flag and recruit crew members.

The good news is that among the Tianlong people's slaves, many of them were once famous pirates in the sea, and humiliating the strong outsiders was also a bad taste of many Tianlong people.

Although most of these slaves have been rubbed off their blood, at least they are still fighting at this time, and most of them can be regarded as the best in the first half of the great waterway.

and……

They have all been separated from their companions. If they still have ambitions, then now is the time to re-recruit the crew, and they will definitely not reject a guy who has some strength and is still sympathetic.

As for whether to be a pirate?

As a fugitive slave of the Tianlong people, Zig doesn't have many choices in his career plan...

Of course, Zig must also screen out those cool and cold guys, otherwise he may be silenced in the future because he doesn't want to reveal his identity as a fugitive slave.

Even if it's not for this, there's no reason to choose a cool and cold captain!
Judging from Sieg's observation of pirate slaves in Maryjoa over the past few years, there are indeed many pirate groups with "feelings and righteousness" and "deep bonds" in the pirate world.

However, for the pirates, it is more intriguing. Today the first mate kills the captain, tomorrow the captain executes the dissident crew, and the day after tomorrow kills each other in front of the treasure...

The sea was ruthless enough, and Ziger at least hoped that the "ecology" would be better on board.

As for how to examine the future captain's temperament from his performance in battle?

For others, it may be difficult to observe, after all, being ruthless to the enemy does not mean that it is also the same to the companions...

But for Zig, who has been given the power of observation by the "audience", there are traces to follow. Through the expressions, eyes, and some instinctive actions when killing the enemy, Zig can roughly infer their characters.

Of course, not all can be seen, and it is not necessarily accurate. After all, Zig is just a "spectator", not a "mind reader" or "psychiatrist" in a higher sequence...

Gradually, Ziger hadn't chosen the captain yet, but he felt the pressure on the stone bridge was increasing - Mary Joa seemed to be organizing people to take back control of the port!

And at this time, there were already slaves who had insisted on fighting, and they began to turn around and escape.

After all, it was a bloody act just now, and they really want them to sacrifice themselves...

This emotion is also spreading, and it seems that it can no longer be held!

"Boss, let's withdraw too! Those who haven't escaped can't get away!" A stingray fisherman grabbed Tiger, who was a little above him.

Tiger looked at the situation at the port left and right, and said unwillingly: "I'm coming to the rear, little ones! Withdraw! And... human beings! If you want freedom, take the last chance!"

Tiger insisted on being in the rear, making sure that there would not be a panic of retreat.

Zig chose a boat that was pushed over by the underwater fish people and rushed to board it. Among the slaves who boarded the ship, the leader was a blond swordsman. Zig had seen him cover strangers around him several times before. ...

(End of this chapter)