Pirate's Strongest Body

Chapter 69 Veteran

There was no farewell, and Lin didn't bother to get these things.

“Shouldn’t a man’s departure be graceful?”

Lin came to the warship deployment room of the Navy Headquarters alone with the document for mobilizing warships.

"Colonel Lin. Now Lin has not arrived in the East China Sea, and his military rank is not yet colonel. This is your warship."

The dispatcher handed Lin a key.

"hey-hey."

Lin took the key, threw it up, and reached out to catch it.

"My first ship, the Watcher."

Lin is naturally very satisfied with the Watcher, not least because it is the first warship under Lin's name.

The Watcher is not a large or medium-sized warship. The last time Jonathan escorted Lin's fifty recruits from the East China Sea to the Navy headquarters, he was on a medium-sized warship.

Large or medium-sized warships do not have the ability to cross the windless zone, because the medium-sized warship does not have a bottom equipped with sea towers, nor does it have a power system that can cross the windless zone.

The Watcher is equipped with both and is fully capable of crossing the windless zone.

When Lin came to the dock and saw the Watcher, he couldn't help but feel a sense of pride in his heart.

"This is my boat. It's so handsome."

I had been riding it for so long before, but I didn’t feel anything good about it. Now that I have made the Watcher my own, I find it beautiful everywhere I look.

Lin came to the warship. After checking, the staff at the dock took Lin to the warship and completed the handover with Lin.

Lin stood on the warship and looked at Lan in the distance.

"Hey guys, let's set sail."

"Hey, wait, I seem to be the only one on the warship."

Lin suddenly remembered the table Zefa gave him.

These reports are from the crew members assigned to Lin by Zefa. They are all veterans who have been at the Navy Headquarters for several years. There are 70 crew members in total, and each one of them is experienced.

In fact, judging from the size of the Watcher, it can be operated by only three to 40 people. If it is fully loaded, the maximum number of crew members the Watcher can carry is about two hundred people.

However, Zefa did not fully equip Lin, presumably because he considered that Lin would have his own equipment plan after arriving in the East China Sea.

The deployment of the army is quite troublesome. When a soldier is transferred from one place to another, he often needs to give a deployment order from the navy, not to mention such a large-scale transfer of personnel.

Fortunately, Lin had a good teacher. The deployment orders for the group of people assigned by Zefa to Lin had already been prepared, and they were just waiting for Lin to take the deployment orders to the army for deployment.

This was Lin's first time working on this kind of thing, and he was a little unfamiliar with it. He took the deployment order and came to the army designated by Zefa.

Lin glanced at the soldiers training in the square, and then looked at the watch in his hand with certainty.

"That's right, it's here."

Lin came to the training officers with the deployment list and showed it.

"Oh, it's the deployment order issued by Lord Zefa. I'll handle it right away."

Lin chuckled.

"It's easy to do things when there are people in the court."

After a short while, although he had completed the deployment procedures for Lin, he came to Lin with seventy naval soldiers.

"All the personnel assigned by Master Zefa have arrived. Please take a look."

Lin laughed and looked at the seventy navy soldiers carrying bags in front of him.

"Hey, this is my future team."

Lin Da waved his hand and said:

"No need to check, just go and do your work."

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Standing alone in front of these seventy naval soldiers, Lin decided to make his first speech as a superior officer.

"Hey, I believe you all already know that we are about to head to the East China Sea, and I am your commander, Colonel Lin."

As soon as Lin finished speaking, there was a buzz of discussion among the group of people.

"How old is this guy? He should be our commander."

"Go to Donghai, you're right. If you can get promoted there, it's better to work hard in the headquarters."

"Yeah, what's there to go to in a place like the East China Sea?"

"This guy probably became a colonel because he had connections with the higher ups. He probably has a gold-plated career when he goes to the East China Sea."

Although the man spoke loudly, the people around him still heard it clearly, and they all whispered in agreement.

"Hehe, it seems that my prestige is not enough."

Lin looked at these veterans who basically ignored his words and were discussing on their own.

If Zefa were here, this group of people would never dare to act rashly.

However, Lin's age is indeed too deceptive. Anyone who is a 15-year-old colonel would think of a relative.

There is a reason why these veterans dare to ignore Lin's words. The operation of a warship requires the cooperation of many people. Without this group of veterans, Lin would never be able to operate the warship alone. This is why these veterans dare to ignore Lin's words. Moreover, the journey from the Navy Headquarters to the East China Sea was so far, something might happen on the way, and it might cost Lin his life, so these veterans dared to be so arrogant.

However, as his future team members, Lin felt that he still needed to teach these veterans a lesson and teach them how to respect their superiors.

Lin's eyes narrowed slightly, and a smile appeared at the corner of his mouth.

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1 minute later...

"Long live Colonel Lin."

"Long live Colonel Lin."

Lin was gnawing on an apple as he led the seventy navy soldiers toward the dock.

The soldiers who were training next to him showed puzzled expressions when they saw him.

"Are these people sick?"

Lin finished the apple in one gulp, chewed a few mouthfuls and swallowed.

Immediately a soldier next to him took out an apple from his bag and handed it to Lin.

"Colonel Lin, there are a few more here."

Lin laughed, waved his hand and said:

"No need, I'm full, hahaha."

Lin looked back at the group of soldiers who looked extremely obedient, narrowed his eyes and smiled.

"The overlord's domineering energy is really useful."

After being frightened by Lin's domineering aura, the originally unruly veterans expressed their allegiance to Lin one after another. Lin was surprised by the speed of this change.

Taking this group of soldiers to the warship, Lin arranged the soldiers to their positions according to their respective specialties, and then came to his captain's cabin. Several veterans came in with Lin, all of whom were veterans of navigation. They are relatively powerful navigators, so these people have relatively high military ranks, all with the rank of lieutenant.

Hanging in the captain's cabin are nautical charts of the first half of the Great Route, with the names and locations of each island marked on the charts.

"Colonel, aren't we going to the East China Sea? Why are we looking at the chart of the Grand Line?"

The person speaking was the navigator with the highest navigation skills on the warship, his name was Roya, and he was also a veteran of the navy.

Lin glanced at Luo Ya, smiled, and said:

"Who are we going to the East China Sea? Let's go to this island first."

Roja looked in the direction Lin pointed on the chart.

“What kind of place is Gaya Island?”