People are pirates, creating Cthulhu

After walking towards the West Sea for less than half a day, Teach ordered the crew to drop anchor and stop the ship.

"'God'... Gan Ful..."

In the cabin, Teach and Norn sat opposite each other, with the gold that Norn had grabbed between them placed.

"Captain, I saw clearly at that time that this piece of gold fell from the sky. Maybe there are gods in the sky above Gaya. There is no need for us to go to the West Sea."

There was a hint of flattery in Norn's voice, and he seemed to be trying his best to dissuade Teach from continuing to sail to the Western Sea.

"How long have you been in Gaya? Has this happened before?"

"Well, to be honest, our ship has been committing robberies in the waters near Gaya. This is the first time we have encountered such a thing."

Teach's eyes seemed to be able to see through everything. It took a lot of courage for Norn to even sit in front of him, let alone lie.Although he was very reluctant, Noen still chose to tell the truth.

"Have you ever heard the names of Gump Fore and Webber before?"

"nor……"

The more Tikki asked, the quieter Norn's voice became in response to him.

At the same time, he no longer had any hope of stopping Teach from continuing to the West Sea.

After all, there was no comparison between a piece of information about which nothing was known and an almost certain piece of news. If it were Teach himself, he probably wouldn't have changed his mind.

"Go back to Gaya first!"

After a moment of silence in the cabin, Norn was startled by Tiqi's words. He thought he had heard wrong and quickly reconfirmed: "What?"

"After you return to Gaya, you send all the kids out to find out about these two people."

"Uh...okay...okay!"

Noen finally confirmed that he heard correctly, so he hurriedly agreed, as if he was afraid that Teach would regret it.

Finally no need to go to Xihai! !

Nuo En actually felt happy about surviving the disaster.

He had long heard that the entire West China Sea was blocked by the navy, but he never knew the specific reason.

When Tiqi said it was because of the gods, Norn didn't feel anything at all. Until he told him where Garp had fallen into the sand, Norn felt as if he was struck by thunder, and his feelings for Xihai suddenly rose in his heart. fear and resistance.

Many years ago, when Norn was only a few years old, he had seen Garp's majestic appearance in the village. Even a big pirate with a bounty of over [-] million was like a chicken in his hands, being played with. between.

However, such a person would actually be lost in the West Sea, and it also caused the navy to blockade him somewhere.

One can imagine what kind of risks are hidden in the West China Sea.

But Norn just wants to make a living on the sea, and when he earns enough money, he can find a small village to live in peace.

He was not willing to do such a dangerous thing, so he tried his best to change Teach's mind.

I just thought that my answer had completely cut off this hope, but I didn't expect that Tiqi didn't know which tendon was wrong and still chose to stay in Gaya as he expected.

Today, we grabbed dozens of kilograms of gold again and turned the situation around to make the impossible possible.

It was as if a god was watching over him.

When he got out of the cabin, Norn felt very happy, as if he had really become a son of God.

But he selectively ignored the tragic fact that the gold he grabbed had already belonged to Teach, and that he and the men he had worked so hard to recruit had all become Teach's slaves.

Under Noen's arrangement, the ship turned around again and sailed towards the port of Gaya again.

The reason why Tiqi changed his mind about going to the West Sea was not because of such illusory things as divine favor.

Noen thought that he was so determined to go to the West Sea because he had obtained very precise information. However, the fact was that Teach only learned some fragments about the West Sea incident from the files found in the marshal's office.

And because the Warring States Period and others wanted to analyze the reasons for Sakaski's ultimate combat power, they spent a lot of space in the file to compare and analyze the combat power of Sakaski and the navy as a whole.

Therefore, although Teach knows that Sakaski is in the West Sea, he doesn't know much about him. The only thing he knows is that this man is very cruel, irritable and has the terror of being able to easily level the entire navy with just one person. Combat strength.

In fact, if there were other options, Teach would not be willing to deal with this kind of person without any certainty.

He didn't before.

But now the "god" Gan Fore who descended from the sky gave him this opportunity.

According to the files of the Warring States Period discovered by Teach, it can be seen that gods are also divided into strong and weak. For example, as the leader of the revolutionary army and the son of Garp, Dragon's divine power is not as good as that of Sakaski.

Therefore, in Teach's opinion, the "god" Gan Fore should be a rather weak god, which is exactly in line with his idea of ​​wanting to know more about the "god".

There was another guy named "War Ghost" Weber.

With a title that can be compared with "God", he must also have the strength to match his status. This should be news that the Warring States Period and others do not know.

Teach felt a little excited. If he could figure out the relationship between "gods" and "war ghosts", he would be ahead of the Sengoku guys in this regard.

By then, let alone guys like the Warring States Period, even Sakaski, who was separatist in the West Sea, would have to surrender under his feet.

Tiqi was daydreaming about the beautiful days after he became a god, but the ship had already safely docked at the port of Gaya.

The port of Gaya was still bustling with activity, and their departure and return did not attract anyone's attention. In this quiet moment, the crew members on the ship all dressed up as civilians and mingled among the residents of Gaya.

Teach also left the ship with the crew, and disappearing with him was the huge piece of gold weighing dozens of kilograms.

When it was finally discovered that the gold was not left on the ship by Teach, even though Norn had expected it, he couldn't help but be disappointed for a while.After all, he had imagined such a big thing. It would definitely be inconvenient for Teach to keep it with him all the time. Maybe this would give him hope of recapturing the thing and escaping.

However, the fact is that Tiqi got off the ship with nothing, and the gold was hidden somewhere by him.

After getting off the ship, Teach did not stay in the town. Instead, he left the town to the group of minions recruited by Norn to find out the information. However, he himself chose to go to the lush area on the other side of the island. to search for clues in the forest.

After walking around in the woods, he saw a strange house when he was approaching the seaside on the other side.