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Chapter 210 Black Market Entrance
After sailing for seven days, the three of them successfully landed on Lulujia Island.

Neptunes are not suitable to appear in ports, so they landed elsewhere on the island.

After landing, the first thing Lan Ye did was to take Robin and Qian Huizi to the port and look at the ships at the port, hoping to find the merchant ship Ikram described.

The ship that the revolutionary army was on was a medium-sized ship disguised as a merchant ship, about three times the size of the Golden Meili.

It's a pity that Lan Ye didn't find a ship that met the target, but instead found a naval warship and the pirate ships docked at the port together.

Lulujia Island is not a member of the World United Nations. It is considered a neutral island. The mayor of the town allows any ship to dock at the port, provided that taxes and fees must be paid.

I just don't know why, this naval warship will not attack the pirate ship, and the town will not provide protection.

After the docking taxes and fees are paid, the taxes and fees for going to the island must also be paid additionally, and there are countless other scattered taxes and fees.

Lan Ye quickly took Robin's little hand and left the port.

Now that I am not alone, it is better not to mess with the guys in the navy.

What if I hurt Robin?
Let the mirror image go shopping with Robin and Chieko, while Lan Ye goes to the tavern in the small town.

He still didn't give up.

On a new island, the most well-informed taverns are filled with fish and dragons.

Lulujia Island is not big, there is only one small town on the entire island, and there is only one decent tavern.

Lan Ye found the location easily.

Push the door in.

Most of the people in the tavern looked towards the door, and after seeing that the disguised blue night was not a navy, they chatted about their own topics again.

The bartender sat lazily in front of the bar, wiped his glass with his head down, and ignored Lan Ye's arrival.

He casually found a corner to sit down, ordered a glass of wine, and Lan Ye began to look at the people around him.

Each of them has five big and three thick chests and breasts exposed, and one tattoo is bigger than the other. At first glance, he is not a good person.

I'm afraid it's not all sitting pirates.

However, while chatting with them, Lan Ye learned a lot of information about this small town, and some "adventure stories" on the great route.

As for 'treasure location' alone, I've heard three of them in a short time.

Which is true or false, it depends on your own screening.

Sipping the wine, Lan Ye still couldn't hear the information she wanted, so she couldn't help turning her eyes to the bar.

There was a bartender wiping wine glasses. He was a middle-aged man. He didn't have the smile that a service staff should have on his face. He just kept his head down and stayed quietly, looking very non-existent.

In this kind of small town with no camp, people come and go, and the guests they come into contact with all the year round are pirates. Lan Ye can understand this look.

It's wise to protect yourself.

However, the bartender was obviously too quiet, as if he was trying to hide his presence, but more like an indifferent attitude.

Lan Ye thought for a while, took out a gold coin from the dimensional space, put it on the bar, and pushed it in front of the middle-aged bartender.

The middle-aged bartender looked up at Lan Ye's transformed rough face, and said expressionlessly:

"Wine, intelligence or shipment?"

Lan Ye's heart flashed.

No wonder there are so many pirates, but there is no trouble.

It turned out that this tavern turned out to be a black market entrance.

The so-called black market entrances are the façades set up by the underground black market of the Great Route, mostly in the form of taverns, and their main profit is to sell stolen goods.

If the pirates robbed a lot of treasures, they would not be able to go to the auction house for consignment. Most countries are opposed to pirates.

Most of the pirates will choose to sell their stolen goods in the black market.

Of course, how much real value you can get from selling stolen goods depends on your own ability, and you may be blacked out by others.

Lan Ye doesn't know much about the doorway, it's just that the mirror image clone has been mentioned by Robin.

In addition to selling stolen goods, the black market entrance will also take into account the sale of intelligence.

All kinds of information can be purchased, as long as you can afford the starting price.

After trying to understand the reason, Lan Ye whispered to the middle-aged bartender that he needed to buy information.

The middle-aged bartender nodded, accepted the gold coin, and raised his chin to Lan Ye, indicating what information he needed.

"I want to know, is there any sign of the revolutionary army on Lulujia Island recently?" Lan Ye went straight to the point.

The middle-aged bartender paused after wiping the glass, looked up at Lan Ye strangely, and spit out the offer of '300 million Baileys'.

This represents the cost of intelligence.

Lan Ye nodded, took out 300 million Baileys from the dimensional space, and pushed them to the middle-aged bartender.

The middle-aged bartender was taken aback for a moment, as if it was the first time he saw someone using the space ability, he looked at Lan Ye seriously again, and after confirming that he really didn't know Lan Ye, he took out a note from somewhere and handed it to Lan Ye. night.

Lan Ye took the note and spread it out.

The text on the note is exactly the information he bought for 300 million Baileys.

The above content is not much, it just shows that three days ago, at the port of Lulujia Island, a medium-sized merchant ship was sunk by a naval warship.

Lan Ye couldn't help frowning.

With this unclear information, it sold for 300 million Baileys! ?
However, the size of this merchant ship is very close to what Ikram described.

"Are there any survivors on the sunken merchant ship?" Lan Ye asked.

"50 Baileys."

After paying the money, Lan Ye got another note.

[The merchant ship was a small arms ship with a total of 32 crew members, 29 were killed on the spot and three were captured alive. 】

Lan Ye's eyes lit up.

That's right, these three guys who were captured alive are definitely my target this time!

Ordinary ships will not be loaded with munitions.

Apart from the government, the remaining merchant ships that will carry arms, except for black market ships, are most likely ships of the Revolutionary Army.

In war, what is fought is the economy, and weapons must be collected in large quantities.

Faintly, Lan Ye guessed that these three people were most likely imprisoned on a warship in the port.

But to be on the safe side, Lan Ye still chose to buy information.

The offer from the middle-aged bartender was 500 million Baileys.

The opponent is a lion with a big mouth.

But soon to be able to get the whereabouts of the revolutionary army, Lan Ye no longer cared so much, paid directly, and got the whereabouts of the three captured alive by the navy.

He was detained on a naval warship in the port.

"Damn, this guy is so ruthless in killing people!" Lan Ye cursed inwardly.

As for a naval warship, Lan Ye should be able to take it down by himself.

I just don't know what rank the naval officer on this warship is.

Will there be a major general?

The intelligence fee for the deployment of combat power on the warship is [-] Baileys.

Just as she was about to pay, Lan Ye's face suddenly became suffocated.

There is no money in the dimension.

Not even a Bailey.

Obviously there were at least 1000 million Baileys left before—no need to ask, it must have been used up by the mirror image.

　Push a friend's book "Warring States Assassin in the City", it is a story of a Warring States assassin entering the city, please detour, Holy Mother.

　　
　
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