Assassin’s Adventure

When the time was approaching evening, Gordon and his party finally dealt with the task at hand, which made him feel the shortage of manpower more and more. Among them, he went to the pub to find his drunken sailors, and put all the necessary supplies. On board.

The departure time was the next morning, and he specially reminded these sailors, and then asked them to communicate with each other, not because he didn't want to rest more, but because the Pearl was really not suitable for stopping at this port, and they needed to set off as soon as possible.

He and Coolidge took the carriage that the Admiral came to pick them up to go to the mansion, and when they left, they saw that there were already boatmen repairing the black pearl's foremast, measuring the thickness, and then looking for the iron plate made by the blacksmith shop, To connect the break, and also called a lot of people.

Thirty silver coins is a big job. For simple repairs, Mickey and Alan didn't rest there. They also need to find the sails for tomorrow's sailing.

Riding a bumpy carriage, he slowly advanced on the gravel-paved road, and finally stopped at the gate of the Viscount's Mansion on the high hills.

When other buildings in the port are so low and dilapidated, this house gives Gordon a sense of being back in the 21st century, a large manor, covering an area of ​​only three acres, but It's also incredibly beautiful.

Everything here is imbued with this century-specific sophistication, handcrafted by artisans, sterling silver candlesticks, clean stoves, and deer heads hanging on the walls.

Under the leadership of the waiter, the two walked through the gorgeous hall and came to the dining room at the back, where the admiral had been waiting for a long time.

"Just sit down, I just want to hear the stories you tell. I think, if these things are really so terrible, how on earth did you defeat them."

Burton is a devout Christian. He firmly believes that there is a God in this world. Even though the theocracy was criticized after the Renaissance, he still firmly believes that God exists, possesses supreme power, and saves people from In suffering, the devout believers can finally ascend to the kingdom of God.

But for the sake of his political life, this belief was suppressed in his heart. The religious revolution made the kingship war against theocracy, and he no longer succumbed to the rule of religion. It is of course no problem that people still have beliefs, but it is definitely not welcomed by the rulers.

The soldiers don't believe in the existence of pirates that cannot be killed, but Burton is very interested. If there is a curse, there are souls, and ghosts, it actually proves the existence of God, so that the world is still in the hands of human beings. rather than being replaced by ghosts.

"It was our captain who finally cut off Captain Barbossa's head and threatened to sink him to the bottom of the sea."

Coolidge was the first to speak, and all this made him extremely memorable. At that time, Gordon was like a magic weapon, and he subdued Barbossa in an instant. He talked and laughed in front of dozens of muskets, and even smoked a few of the latter. Slap, really **** relieved.

Once Coolidge spoke, he couldn't stop excitedly: "...the captain jumped off the mast, hit his knees on the ground and slid a few meters, the flesh on Barbossa's face was polished, but I can't feel the pain... Those pirates believed the captain's words to redeem them, and finally compromised, haha, but as soon as we boarded the ship, we slammed it into the water."

He processed their experience with unique description methods, even including Gordon withstood the temptation of 500,000 gold coins, continued to order bombardment, etc...

"Cough cough..."

Gordon finally couldn't help interrupting Coolidge's description, which was too exaggerated, like a fairy tale.

Burton's eyes glowed when he heard it. Of course he knew that there were some fabricated elements in it, but there was indeed the curse of Aztec gold coins.

"Do you know how to destroy them?"

"Yes Viscount, Aztec's gold coins are not immortal gods, but endless greed monsters. To destroy them is actually very simple, blow up their bodies and lock them in dungeons where the sun cannot be seen. , you can kill them completely."

No matter what they say, when a soldier encounters such a monster that can't kill his head, how much courage is left to fight is uncertain.

"Is there an easier way?"

Gordon thought for a while, if the cursed ones are restrained, whether it is the legendary vampire in the west or the zombie in the east, the best way to destroy things that survive with the help of moonlight is of course cremation and burn them to death, but he is not sure whether this is the case. efficient.

"Admiral, I suggest that you can use a net to trap them, and then the soldiers can go up and chop off their heads and fire them out as cannons. You can also use fish oil to sprinkle them on, and then set them on fire."

Burton nodded, then called the waiter from the side: "Write all these down~www.readwn.com~ and call Adjutant Gore in."

He ordered a few words to Gore who walked in, and then handed him the note recorded by the waiter.

"Arrange the defense tonight. Everyone in the Guard and Navy is on standby. The enemy is likely to come ashore tonight or tomorrow morning. Also, there are more people stationed on the Black Pearl. I don't want these ghosts to return to the Caribbean Sea. sail."

According to Gordon's speculation, Barbossa and his party did not travel so fast on the seabed. Whether it was because of the topography of the seabed, or because of water pressure and resistance, their landing time should be the fastest at ten o'clock the next morning. It looks like, but Burton is already preparing for defense tonight in order to be fully prepared to destroy this legendary pirate in one fell swoop.

The adjutant glanced at Gordon and Coolidge. He couldn't figure out how they persuaded the Viscount that there would be pirates who could never be killed, and pirates who could march on the seabed, but obeying orders was the most basic thing. The quality of soldiers, after all, increasing defense is a good thing, isn't it?

After Gore went out, he went to the fort on the coast, ordered his men to start purchasing various ropes, weaving traps, loading fish oil into barrels, placing them on the fortress, preparing the shells, and letting a group of soldiers start to rest, and then Take over at night.

At this time in the Viscount Mansion, all kinds of delicious food began to be served, and two bottles of expensive red wine were opened. Why, because Burton was really happy, as a believer.

Just like a person who lives in the materialism of the 21st century, although he firmly believes that there are ghosts and gods in this world, but there is no evidence to give him any evidence, until one day, he personally saw this kind of supernatural event, even a ghost , will also make him excited, and then shout out to others - God exists.