Pirate: Crazy Devil Vic

At this time on the pirate ship.

"Shark" Skoo, the captain of the Shark Pirates, is not in the mood to worry about these villagers. He is more worried about himself.

Of course he saw the shining navy ship, and he knew exactly what that meant.

Captain Skoo didn't have time to think about why they didn't fire on him. Instead, they stopped where they were and gave him a chance to escape.

He could only seize this opportunity now and pray that he would be lucky enough to get rid of these vicious dogs.

Although he is "Shark" Skoo, who is known for his cruelty, boldness, ruthlessness and greed, Captain Skoo's brain is not broken yet.

He has no intention of confronting the navy. That is the power of individual big pirates.

If the supplies on the ship weren't really enough, how could I have lost my mind and replenished them in this damn place? I was unlucky enough to encounter a mad dog at sea.

At this time, he forced himself to calm down, and was only glad that the navigator was still on the ship and did not rob it.

And because his confidants were at the front, they occupied several houses near the coast, and now they are returning to the ship one after another.

The slower ones, many are still further away from the coast, but most have already started to return.

As for the rest of the people, they can only go deep into the village or eat the leftovers left by others.

It takes better patience and more time, these greedy hyenas will not come back without enough harvest.

Captain Scu didn't want to wait any longer and saw that most people had already returned one after another.

He discussed with the navigator and several confidants and decided to sail immediately.

No one objected. All the pirates on the ship who saw the navy warship were extremely nervous and wanted to escape from here immediately.

Everyone on the ship was united and the ship began to set sail.

The pirates who were about to reach the dock but had not had time to board the ship were confused by this sudden change. While they were confused, they saw the navy warship in the distance.

They immediately started running quickly, shouting as they ran:

"The navy is coming!"

This voice is like adding water to a frying pan.

The remaining pirates in the village instantly boiled and they all panicked. Unfortunately, the pirate ship didn't wait for anyone.

Everyone on the pirate ship saw that they had left the island. The warship started to move, and everyone's hearts were in their throats.

But for some reason, the navy did not catch up, but sailed towards the island.

Everyone on the ship breathed a sigh of relief, thinking that the captain of the ship was cowardly and afraid of fighting. He only dared to comfort the suffering civilians and allowed them to escape.

But they relaxed too soon.

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Meanwhile, Navy warships.

The captain, Lieutenant Lipa, sailed the ship to the pier. After mooring, he led the sailors to disembark and go to the village.

The village had just suffered a lot of burning, killing and looting, and it looked a bit dilapidated, but it could still be vaguely seen that the living standard before was pretty good.

The remaining pirates were defeated in one blow. Without the escape route of the pirate ship and the leadership of the leader, they were unable to organize an effective resistance at all. They fought on their own, and were attacked by the navy in groups, and were quickly defeated one by one.

Some pirates were unwilling to die and brutally killed nearby civilians.

The navy actually doesn't have any good methods for this kind of thing. There are no regulations to ensure the safety of hostages when taking hostages. Everything is focused on eliminating pirates.

Most of the pirates knelt down and begged for mercy when they saw that they were invincible, but unfortunately they could not save their lives.

All the remaining pirates have been wiped out, and there are still many survivors in the village.

In fact, most pirate groups would not do something as pointless as massacre an entire village.

They will just kill the most fierce resisters, steal treasures, food, drinks and other supplies, and even leave a lot behind.

The long-term life of plundering also taught them the principle of not consuming all the benefits.

It is not so friendly to young women, and almost everyone will encounter bad luck.

When you encounter some part-time pirates, you will even be taken aboard a pirate ship, tortured, and then sold as precious cargo to those in need.

The survivors did not feel much thankful to be saved. In fact, one of them had died, and the woman could not escape the bad luck.

Almost all the property was looted, leaving only the supplies that the pirates had not yet had time to transport onto the ship.

They were gathering on the dock with mixed emotions.

At this time, the captain, Lieutenant Lipa, was sitting in a luxurious armchair that was moved from somewhere.

He rested his right ankle on his left knee, leaned against the back of the chair, and smoked a cigar with an expression of enjoyment, blowing smoke rings from time to time.

A naval cloak of justice with golden tassels was draped on his body, and the word justice was blocked by the back of the chair, hidden in the darkness.

Under his watch, the navy officers were constantly coming in and out of the village, carrying various supplies to the dock one after another. An officer on the side was holding a notebook and recording each item one by one.

Almost all of these things had just been snatched from the village by the pirates. If there was anything in there that didn't belong to the village, it was probably just individual wooden boxes containing supplies.

Seeing that it was almost done, he motioned to the remaining navy to move all the registered supplies to the ship. Obviously, he had no intention of returning these things to the villagers.

The villagers had just experienced looting and were almost destitute, and these navy had to move away all the remaining supplies.

Although they were still in shock and fearful of these heavily armed navy, the villagers still mustered up the courage and decided to fight for their property and quality of life.

So not long after, a little old man with gray hair but a fat figure was pushed out.

He is probably the village chief or village elder or something like that.

The village chief was very uncomfortable after standing up, and it was obvious that he was reluctant, but he still smiled and came to Second Lieutenant Lipa.

Because the other person is sitting, he bows and bends his waist so that the other person can look down on him.

There was a fawning smile on his face, and his wrinkles were all squeezed together.

"Sir, you helped us drive away those vicious pirates. It was a great help!"

His left and right hands were folded together and placed on his chest, looking at the marines with reverence.

"I and other people in the village admire the heroic demeanor of you and your soldiers. To thank you, I would like to invite you to go to the tavern at the entrance of the village to have a drink and express your gratitude. Of course, your brave soldiers will also accompany you."

Lieutenant Ripa seemed a little interested after hearing this. He was not afraid that the pirate ship would escape at all, and he just had a drink to relax.

It also gives the pirates some time to "get down to business."

"Thank you for your hospitality. I will take them there after the matters here are settled. You go and prepare first."

The village chief smiled even more flatteringly upon hearing this, and his tone was very doggy.

"Sir, you just drove away the pirates. Your soldiers have just fought with the pirates. It's time to rest."

He calmly observed the other person's expression, and then he tried to say if there was nothing unusual:

"I don't need to bother you with these little things like moving and counting belongings. I will instruct the villagers to take back their belongings."

Seeing Lieutenant Lipa's expression change instantly, looking towards him with a half-smile but not a smile, he immediately became nervous and quickly added.

"Of course, the pirates' stolen goods will be registered and moved to the ship."