Pirate: Crazy Devil Vic

Several people were fascinated and excited, so naturally they had a good time.

But Vic didn't stop there.

He was still smiling.

"Then do you know what ordinary pirates are like?"

Several people frowned, probably thinking of the Shark Pirates.

Fury also glanced at Ajin, who ignored him.

Vic's tone was calm.

"There are many jobs in the world that are safer and easier than being a pirate, but why do people still choose to be a pirate?"

He picked it up without waiting for anyone to answer.

"Many people do it because they are young and passionate. Some do it because they have no ability or are persecuted. Others do it simply because they want to get something for nothing."

He looked at the three people who were deep in thought, his tone remained calm, and he bombarded several people's hearts with questions one after another.

"Then why do we become pirates? To live a life of hunger? To play cat-and-mouse games with the navy and face the blades of bounty hunters? To live a thrilling and precarious life with our lives? "

Vic's words were full of sarcasm and his tone was devoid of emotion.

"What do ordinary pirates look like? Look at the Shark Pirates. Their captain still has a bounty, and they have as many minions as we have now, as well as a few powerful ones. Cadres. What’s the result?”

Vic sneered slightly, his face full of sarcasm.

"Maybe you're lucky. After the robbery, you can still have a big meal, drink a good drink, and get some loot that was taken away by the captain and the cadres. Unlucky, you just conquered a village and you didn't have time to feel sad for your companions. dead, to collect their well-earned spoils, and the naval guns are already following them.”

These are things that several people have personally experienced, so naturally they are easy to relate to.

Barritt and Fury just paid it back.

As one of those being chased, Ah Jin felt deeply.

At this time, he frowned and recalled the not-so-wonderful experience on the pirate ship.

The three of them felt heavy in their hearts.

Vic didn't give them a chance to breathe.

"Haha, if you are unlucky, you will be trapped on the island and killed before you can even get on the boat. If you are lucky and catch the boat, it will be even worse. There are not many supplies left, and the pursuers behind have not got rid of it yet, and the temper Irritated cadres may also take out their anger on you."

Vic smiled softly, and several people got goosebumps.

"Of course, this is not the worst thing. If you are unfortunate enough to encounter a cruel and ruthless captain, you have to escape on your own in a small boat. And you are unfortunate enough to become one of the cannon fodder that attracts attention, then you will realize what it is like to wait. The taste of death is worse than life."

As if that wasn't enough, he added another sentence.

"Even if you die, the money you worked so hard to save will be of benefit to the enemy."

Ah Jin's face was gloomy at this time. Thinking of the experience that day, his face was uncertain.

I am not the unlucky one among the unlucky ones, the unlucky one among the unlucky ones.

Not only was the captain cruel and ruthless, but the people he took refuge in were unreliable and sacrificed themselves to the flag at the critical moment.

Vic didn't know that he had inadvertently told what happened to Ajin, and was still brainwashing everyone.

"Everything has to be about gains and losses. When we become pirates, we have to be prepared to throw away our lives at any time. But if we risk our lives, what we get is this kind of shitty life?!"

Fury lost the excitement of imagining the future life of a pirate and asked in a deep voice:

"Vic, what do we do?"

Vic smiled and said calmly:

"We have become pirates, so naturally we cannot be unknown minions. Our East China Sea is always called the weakest sea. Are we really so unworthy?"

He chuckled.

"Since we have chosen to be pirates, we must become world-famous great pirates, just like those great pirates in the "New World"! Even stronger than them!"

Vic didn't think there was anything wrong with setting such a far-off goal for himself, and the others took it as a matter of course.

His expression was full of confidence.

"Since our goal is so ambitious, we must first learn enough things to get close to us. With our current strength, we cannot become big pirates."

Ah Jin agreed very much.

Years of fishing and several months of being a pirate made him understand the importance of strength.

Especially when you are on the sea, fighting against enemies as a pirate.

Sometimes strength really means everything.

If the captain's ability dominates the entire team, why would he leave secretly?

Even if he sank the ship and escaped with great fanfare, others would not dare to say a word. Without him, he just didn't want to be a victim of the exploration.

Even if he is besieged by the navy, he can escape with his strength.

Instead of being hung up on the mast of his own pirate ship, he had to give his life savings to the enemy who killed him before he died.

Even the head has become a ladder for the opponent's promotion.

Ah Jin nodded without hesitation and said:

"Boss Vic, you are right. I never want to live the past life again. If it happens again, I will tear those damn bastards apart!"

But even though those bastards lost their only property, the small fishing boat, and became completely penniless, they were forced to get on the boat.

But they also let themselves meet Boss Vic, and they were not just lucky or unlucky.

Vic smiled and said:

"So I said we must first learn something to improve our strength. I don't want to be like the Shark Pirates and be chased like a stray dog ​​by an ensign and have my head chopped off in the end."

Several people nodded with deep understanding.

"Since we want to go to sea, we must at least have the ability to stand on the sea, instead of just being slaughtered by others."

Vic pondered for a moment and spoke with some uncertainty.

"I remember that there seems to be a somewhat famous dojo in Goa Kingdom's Shuangyue Village. Well, it seems to be called Isshin Dojo."

Vic glanced at Ah Jin calmly, and the other person also looked confused, obviously he had never heard of this name.

"We are still young now and have enough energy and time to study. We already know the navy's training methods, plus the sword skills taught in the dojo. We just go there to concentrate on training. It is relatively peaceful there."

Vic went there for the tranquility. It was almost a paradise in the pirate world.

Ajin knew about Goa Kingdom and nodded in agreement.

"The Kingdom of Gaya is a member of the World Government, and it is not very far from the naval base. Generally, few pirates go there. The village has almost never encountered pirates, and it is a very peaceful area."

Knowing this, Ah Jin already knows a lot about current affairs.

Vic thought there was more to it than that.

The signs of the world's franchised countries are not omnipotent, and are of no use to some strong men and desperadoes.

More important are some other personal factors.

The naval hero Garp left his grandson in Windmill Village, which happened to be within the Kingdom of Goa.

He often visits his grandson, so the Navy naturally pays more attention to him.

Pirates are not fools, they naturally know how to seek advantages and avoid disadvantages.

Of course it is relatively peaceful there.

After a few people agreed, they planned to go to the pier to take a boat to Yixin Dojo after eating.

Suddenly a hand stretched out from above and took a fried dumpling from the table.

The man took a bite and frowned in disgust.

"It doesn't taste very good either. It's really unpalatable."

He threw the rest on the ground.