Pirate's Portable Space

Maybe the atmosphere was a bit awkward.

Freeman felt that as an elder, he should take the initiative to speak.

"I have already heard from Louis what happened in Piaga City. Thank you for saving my daughter."

A serious look.

Liszt smiled modestly and said, "This is what I should do. After all, we are friends."

He took the opportunity to finalize the identity of his "friend", there was no harm in it after all.

"Haha." Freeman laughed twice.

"Hello, my friend. Agnes has always been aloof and unapproachable since she was a child. Coupled with her identity, her peers have always stayed away from her. You are the first friend she has made."

When he asked his daughter in what capacity she invited Liszt to his home a few days ago, Agnes replied without hesitation that she was a friend.

After Freeman's investigation, he found that there was nothing wrong with Liszt, and he didn't even have a girlfriend, so he just let it go. If he was someone with ill intentions, he would have banned his daughter from interacting with him.

Liszt was a little surprised when he heard this, and felt flattered.

He had a clear mind and understood immediately, fearing that he might have been misunderstood as a suitor.

No wonder I've always had a weird feeling since I walked in.

Liszt really didn't have this idea. He always looked at women with an appreciative attitude, so forget about pursuing her.

But at this moment, the explanation will seem to be confusing.

Thinking of the news he learned at the revolutionaries' base yesterday, Liszt quickly changed the subject, "Mr. Freeman, I wonder how your injury is doing."

"Thanks to the elixir of energy crystal veins that was bought at the auction, things are slowly getting better."

"That's good." Liszt then showed a curious expression, "I heard from Agnes that you were injured on the way back from the Anglo Continent, right?"

Freeman's eyes were sharp and his demeanor suddenly changed.

"Yeah, they were sneak attacks. What a bunch of bastards."

The table buzzed with fists.

"They" Liszt noticed the wording keenly, "Do you mean you know those people?"

"Of course I know them. I've dealt with them a lot."

"Who is there?"

Freeman thought for a while, "Most of them are high-level cadres of the Amboli Revolutionary Army, and the other part are pirates who escaped from the Pieru Kingdom."

"Isn't there a navy?"

Freeman was dissatisfied and said sternly, "Hey, brat, have you misunderstood something? How can the Navy cooperate with pirates?"

Although the navy's allegiance has now changed from the federation to the country, and conflicts between the naval forces of countries occasionally break out, at least one thing has not changed. Pirates have always been enemies. Today's pirates do not have one piece. The pirates of that era were all a group of extremely vicious characters.

The navy and pirates are enemies. This is Freeman's belief that he joined the navy and became a soldier. He cannot accept anyone's questioning of this belief.

The corners of Liszt's mouth twitched twice, but he didn't seem to say anything.

Why does it look like it's fried?

This is going to be difficult.

"Mr. Freeman, have you paid attention to the news from the outside world recently?"

"No, I have been recovering at home since I woke up."

Liszt put away his smile, looked solemn, and took the lead, "Then do you know that the city of Weir is in danger?"

"Ha." Freeman squinted his eyes, his expression unchanged. As the commander of a naval base, he would not be frightened by such a battle.

"What do you mean"

In a deep voice, Liszt told the truth about the death of the Revolutionary Army Base Commander in Weir City, and also revealed his speculation about the phone bug.

"I have reason to suspect that the navy under your command has been corroded to the core. Since you said that there are pirates among the enemies you encounter, then I would like to ask, if it is true as I guessed, are they fighting against the sea? The thieves are cooperating.”

The window was wide open, the sea breeze blew through, lifting the newspaper on the coffee table, Freeman crossed his hands to support his head, the sun shone on the side of his face, his brows were frowned, and his expression was stiff.

Phone bug, phone bug, stuff recorded in history books, does anyone still have it now?

He recalled that after setting sail, while patrolling the warship, he accidentally bumped into a lieutenant-level officer secretly talking to himself in the corner against his watch.

Freeman felt strange at that time. After asking, the other party explained that he was looking at the time and didn't pay attention.

Then he was ambushed, and the lieutenant-level officer fell into the water immediately. Now that I think about it more and more, I feel that something is wrong.

Isn't it an accident?

Freeman thought carefully and was horrified. Could it be that the Navy's return route had also been leaked? Otherwise, even if the enemy knew the sailing direction, they would not be able to block the route and intercept it.

However, only officers above the school level know the Navy's return route. After all, sometimes they need to lead a team to support.

Freeman couldn't believe that there were traitors among the men he brought out personally. He preferred to believe that they were some experienced veterans who had been taken to the Anglo continent many times and secretly recorded several of the routes and then leaked them.

Really, bad news.

Liszt's mouth was a little dry, he took a sip of water, and continued, "I understand that now is a critical moment for the two countries to compete for the Anglo Continent. The country of Pielu is preparing to invest all its high-end combat power. By then, it will inevitably happen. Someone with ulterior motives from Amberley Kingdom took advantage of this opportunity."

“Especially cities like ours on the border are bearing the brunt of this.”

"I have a vague feeling that in addition to the revolutionary army and navy, the Weir city government has also infiltrated undercover agents from the Amboli country. They are just waiting for the critical moment for the three parties to rebel together."

"Then, your father-in-law, your wife, and your daughter may all be in danger."

"Do you understand what I mean by danger?"

When Freeman heard about his wife and daughter, he couldn't sit still. "No, I want to report to the headquarters."

He looked anxious and was about to pick up the phone from the coffee table, but failed, and his hand was held firmly by Liszt.

Freeman was angry, stared into Liszt's eyes and asked, "What do you want to do?"

Liszt met his gaze, showing no respect for his elders as a junior, "Naive, do you think the headquarters will care about the survival of small border towns like us? There are so many smart people. If we can think of something, others can think of it too."

"A series of actions by the headquarters show that Vail City has been abandoned."

Freeman's eyes seemed to be filled with fire and anger.

Holding back the pain of the injury, he gradually increased the strength in his hand, holding the phone tightly in his hand, obviously not listening to what Liszt said.

After all, Liszt was training his lower body strength. Feeling that he couldn't suppress the opponent, he let go of the opponent's forearms, held the cup with both hands, leaned against the sofa, and drank water slowly.

Why stop it? The result is the same anyway.

Maybe it's because I really can't bear to see this innocence broken.

Freeman quickly dialed a number, "Lieutenant General, I want to report something to you. I suspect that there is an undercover agent under my command, and I would like to apply for support from the headquarters."

There was a brief silence on the other side of the phone, "I already understand the situation you mentioned. I will make arrangements as soon as possible when people are free."

"But"

"I still have a lot of things to deal with here, so I'll hang up if I don't have anything else to do."

"toot toot"

Got busy.

Freeman's heart was severely tugged.

The flame needs to be constantly refueled, and it only takes a second to extinguish it.

His eyes dimmed and he said softly.

"Li, maybe what you said is right."