Although he is quite familiar with the Ogat and can walk to the deck with his eyes closed, this is the only way left now. Karg followed the captain closely, almost chest to back. Fortunately, they could see

other side.

Bolick found that he couldn't see any ships at all. He couldn't even be sure that they were still sailing on the water, because he couldn't even see the shadow of the water. So he turned to the first mate and said: "What did you find?"

Kag shook his head: "It's hard to say, the lookout couldn't see clearly either. He said one moment he saw a Ramo cruiser, and the next he said the ship he saw didn't look like a humanoid or a protozoa.

body."

"What do you think?"

Kaag said without hesitation: "The lookout will not say nonsense when he is not sure. If he says he saw a cruiser at one moment and something else the next, it means he did it twice.

What I saw was different. I thought it was two ships. Judging from the wake, it was either two ships, or there was a ship circling around us. In such heavy fog, one ship could easily be seen as

Two ships.”

Bolick nodded in agreement. Their lookout, Wacker, could tell which of the two points on the horizon was a fishing boat and which was a warship. He could even tell whether the fishing boat was made of humanoid insects or frost insects.

, whether the warship was built before the invasion of the demon insect army or after the invasion. "They are here to cause trouble! We have to sound the horn quickly! Hurry--"

"Horn!"

Bolick looked up towards the mast. He wanted to see Wacker, but the mast above his head had been swallowed by the fog. Wacker's voice came from the place called the "crow's nest" by the humanoid insects - he

I know that a crow is a kind of bird, but I still don’t understand what the relationship between this bird’s nest and the lookout is - but the captain can’t see him.

Karg yelled, "What did you see?"

"There's a ship approaching! It's a humanoid insect! I can't see a flag!"

"Where's the cruiser?"

"It's gone. I could still see it just now! It's coming parallel!"

Bolick hated hearing this. A ship without a flag. It had to be a pirate. Or maybe not - in this fog, the presence or absence of the flag made almost no difference - or maybe they just didn't see the ship.

But Bolick wasn't willing to risk his ship—and his cargo. If the crates in the hold didn't make it safely to Razor Ridge, Bolick wouldn't get a dime, which meant he

The crew members also cannot get paid. For the ship owner, it is not easy for the crew members to get paid.

"Sound the horn! Guard the cargo hold strictly!"

Kag nodded: "Yes! Sir."

"Harpoon!"

Hearing Wacker's shout, Bolick cursed. The harpoon meant that there were only two possibilities: First, the ship mistook the Ogate for a huge sea creature, such as a whale, a sea snake, or something like that.

; Second, they are pirates, and the harpoon is used to tie the rope.

However, it is impossible to have whales and sea snakes in the deep sea in the north far away from the mainland, so there is only one possibility left.

Many harpoons were thrown heavily on the deck. One was thrown near the stairs leading to the inner cabin, and the others were thrown where Bollick could not see in the fog. The ropes tied to the harpoons

Tightened.

"Get ready to meet the enemy!" Karg shouted.

Bolick heard a voice say: "Cut the rope!"

Then came the sound of fighting, and I heard Kag say: "Don't be stupid! The sword can't cut through those ropes. But be careful with your belly!"

The conversation on the ship was interrupted by the sudden arrival of the intruders. These people stood in the heavy fog, as if they had fallen from the sky. They were humanoid insects, Bolick could tell, but they were not wearing military uniforms. He could not understand what they were wearing.

What - the humanoids' preference for coats had always puzzled him. In his eyes, coats were redundant. The uniforms of Queen Proudmoore's army fell into this category.

"Kill these pirates!" Bolick shouted. Without him having to say anything, the crew members had already joined the fight. Bolick raised his father's scepter in his right hand and spun towards the person closest to him. The man hit him.

Staggeringly, he raised his sword and stabbed him.

Bolick blocked the sword with his left hand. When he raised the scepter above his head and launched a second round of attacks, the man blocked his scepter with his sword. However, in order to do so, he had to move closer.

This can give Bolik a good opportunity. He caught the enemy's stomach a meal. The man was unbearable. He cough and fell on the deck. Bolik raised his scepter to the enemy's back neck.

.

At this time, two people suddenly jumped in front of Bolick. They thought they could force him to submit, but Bolick was not easy to mess with. Although he was a slave when he was born, since he was liberated by Chen Feng, he swore

He is no longer afraid of any humanoids. He is willing to fight alongside them, but he will never beg for mercy from them.

Not to mention pointing at two people who pointed knives at him.

Standing on the left was a pirate holding a scimitar - he had only seen this kind of sword once in his life - and the pirate standing on the right was brandishing a pair of short knives. Bolick blocked the scimitar with his left arm and a scepter in his right hand.

He fired one of the daggers. But this time, the scimitar hit his forearm, while the other dagger almost hurt his chest.

Bolick resisted the burning pain and swung his arm down quickly, and the scimitar was thrust into his arm. According to the leverage, the enemy on his left now had no weapon in his hand, because

His weapon was stuck in the captain's body. Bolick kicked the enemy on the right, then twisted the neck of the pirate on the left, pushed him down, and forced him to kneel in front of him.

The pirate holding the scimitar waved his arms like a rowing boat and fell to the deck. Although he successfully avoided the fatal kick, he failed to maintain his balance. Bolick grabbed the scimitar-wielding pirate with his huge hand.

The pirate's head was thrown sideways. The fool's head hit the mast hard with a loud and satisfying sound.

At this time, another pirate stood up. He swung two mini daggers and stabbed at Bollick. The captain stepped back lightly and clasped his right hand with his backhand. He raised the scepter above his head and waved it towards the pirates.

He knocked him on the head. The pirate was killed by him.

"Wack!" Bollick shouted to the lookout on the mast. He took off the scimitar on his arm and threw it on the deck. The scimitar fell next to the dead pirate. "Sound the horn."

!" The pirates didn't understand the protozoan language, so when the foghorn blew, they were completely unprepared.

A few seconds later, the air was filled with the deafening sound of trumpets. Bolik had been prepared for it, and the sound was like a relief to him. The same was true for his crew, he was sure - even though he couldn't see it in the fog.

several people.

But the humanoid bugs relaxed their vigilance. Bolick had known this would happen. The protozoa had already gained an absolute advantage. Bolick raised his staff above his head, spinning it around to find the next target. He thrust his father's weapon towards him.

A pirate next to him was hit hard on the shoulder. The pirate fell to the ground, howling in pain.

Bolick heard someone shout a word in the language of the humanoids. He was sure it meant "retreat." It turned out that he was right, and the pirates began to escape along the rope back to their ship. Bolick saw Ka

He cut off the legs of a pirate who was about to escape, and the poor fellow fell into the ocean.

Karg turned to the captain and said, "Shall we give chase?"

Bolick shook his head and said, "No, let them go." Chasing a ship in the damn fog was unwise. "Check the cargo."

Kag nodded, turned and ran towards the cargo hold, his footsteps echoing on the deck.

Bolick looked up and shouted, "Lookout, can you still see the human ship?"

"They didn't move at first," Wack said. "But as soon as they heard us blowing the fog horn, they drove off. Now they can't be seen anymore."

Bolick clenched his fist. His right hand held his father's scepter so tightly that he almost broke it. These humanoids were their allies. Since Queen Proudmoore's elite troops were nearby, then

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