It was already evening when William's ship stopped at the Red Leaf Village Pier.

Since it was already this time, it was not easy to inspect the shipyard again, William simply took Sherlock, Edmund, and a group of crew members to the village. The tavern they used to go to, preparing to drink and rest there and solve the problem of supper.

The tavern where sailors and workers gathered was always noisy and lively, but when William and his party pushed open the door and entered the tavern, the volume inside quickly became smaller and then gradually became quiet.

The customers here basically knew William, Sherlock, Edmund and others. When they saw that the three customers who came in, almost all of them put down the wine glass in their hands and closed their mouths. They did not notice their customers and quickly calmed down with the reminder of their companions.

Several young men with a little childish attitude stood up involuntarily and looked at William and others with excitement.

William waved his hand with an easy-going smile on his face.

In the lobby on the first floor, there were only two tables of outside customers who were still drinking on their own. William glanced at them, frowned slightly, and then smiled again.

The fat tavern owner had already trotted out of the backstage and came to William all the way, with flattery on his face, nodding and bowing, leading the way for William and others, and leading them to the second floor of the tavern.

When William and others walked through the lobby on the first floor, the customers on the first floor watched William and others go upstairs as if they were gaze. Then the hall sounded loudly, and the customers were talking. The young people who were greeted by William, were so excited that they could not do anything to themselves.

Just as the Emperor’s Superstar arrived, the many customers in the hall were like a group of blind fans who finally met their idol, both surprised and excited.

"What a beautiful scenery," said a wine table near the bar on the first floor lobby. Since William and others entered the bar, they have been watching their "red-haired" Shanks. After William left, he raised his head and drank the glass of strong wine. After shouting, he said with a little excitement, "This Captain William is really majestic. It's worth waiting for so many days!"

"Red-haired" Shanks had heard of William and the Morgan Pirates' deeds a year ago at Margino, the owner of the Windmill Village Tavern. Since then, he has had the idea of ​​inviting William, the captain of the Morgan Pirates, to board the ship.

Over the past year, Shanks and his Red-Haired Pirates have used Windmill Village as their base to explore the surrounding area, and occasionally they hear new news about the Morgan Pirates. With the information they took the initiative to inquire, they have already had a certain understanding of William and the Morgan Pirates.

Shanks is a man who is wild, or wants to do whatever he thinks, and is a bit willful and childish man. Since he wants to invite William to board the boat, he must try it before leaving the East China Sea.

Although his deputy captain Ben Beckman, after learning a lot of information about the Morgan Pirates and William, told him that the possibility of William agreeing to board the ship was extremely low.

William's whereabouts are not easy to find. The official and the folk descriptions of him are basically two extremes, and there are often different opinions. The true and false deeds and images are mixed together, which often makes people who want to find out the truth.

In fact, if it weren't for Ben Beckman, a smart man like Shanks, who might not even know who the real captain of the Morgan Pirates was, just with Shanks' mind.

It was Ben Beckman, who followed the clues, followed a series of clues such as Sihai Business Club, honey wine production location, and found out that Hongye Village might be the base of William and Morgan Pirates, or even the base camp, which is an important information.

So a week ago, Shanks and the Red-Haired Pirates came to Frost Moon Village, and then came to Red Leaf Village from Frost Moon Village, both for rest and waiting to meet William.

The reason why I went to Frost Moon Village first was Ben Beckman's suggestion that Ben Beckman was not only the deputy captain of the Red-Haired Pirates, but also the military advisor and think tank on the ship. Shanks trusted him very much. Since he suggested that, even if it was a little troublesome, Shanks would still do it.

"Looking at the scene just now, you should understand why I suggest taking a detour, go to Frost Moon Village first, and then come here?"

Ben Beckman has long black hair, which he tied into a ponytail and hung behind his head. A bang is hanging down from his left forehead, giving him a few unruly temperament.

He pointed casually at the stairs with his cigarette in his fingers, and William and others disappeared: "This man looks easy-going on the surface, but judging from the information we heard, he is actually very domineering in his bones, which is essentially different from our stupid captain."

The pirates from the Red-Haired Pirates did not sell their captain's face at all. They all laughed loudly. Shanks, who was teased by his subordinates, was not angry, and smiled with self-deprecating smile.

"The reason why we are not recommended to come to Red Leaf Village directly is to avoid conflicts with him," Ben Beckman took a sip of wine. "Although we are fellow travelers, our pirate profession is enemies. We uninvited to sail to the base of another group of pirates, which is easy to cause misunderstandings. If there are any misunderstandings or even conflicts with Captain William, it will be difficult."

Ben Beckman looked at Shanks: "You have little hope to invite him on board. If there is a conflict, there will be no hope at all."

Shanks nodded.

However, a crew member of the Red-haired Pirates at the same table said disapprovingly: "What are you afraid of when you have a conflict? If you can't fight, maybe you will be defeated and let him see our strength, so it will be easier to invite him on the boat."

"I feel like this kind of man is enemies of him, and I can't sleep or eat," Ben Beckman vomited a smoke ring and looked at his fellow speakers. "You still want to let him live with you in the same boat as you, and you don't have to find such a way to die."

After Ben Beckman finished speaking, he saw Shanks pouring two glasses of strong wine, holding two glasses with his right hand firmly and standing up.

"I said so much, you still have to hit a wall?" Ben Beckman said disapprovingly.

Shanks smiled heartily: "All it's coming, why are you still worried about these things that have not happened yet? Agree or refuse, just these two options, the chance is half and half!"

"How did you come to the conclusion that the probability is half and half?" Ben Beckman said hilariously.

"Even if he refuses to get on the boat," Shanks raised the wine glass in his hand at him. "It's a good thing to have a drink with a man like this."

Shanks finished speaking and staggered towards the stairs.
Chapter completed!