Pirate Journalist

Chapter 104 Dismissal and Farewell

More than a dozen scholars looked panicked and complicated.

Although Murphy saved them, the process was too much for them to bear, and they would not be able to face up to the savior for a while.

And just after Murphy fell, the dilapidated archaeological ship started to move by itself. With the mast broken and no one at the helm, it suddenly accelerated and headed towards an unknown direction at extreme speed.

This strange situation made scholars even more uneasy.

On the contrary, Skater quickly came to his senses, came to Murphy's side and thanked him solemnly.

The same was true for Olvia and Robin, who walked to Murphy holding hands with small hands.

"Thank you for saving us. I didn't expect that Robin and I would meet again in such a way." Olvia said.

"You're welcome. I only intervened for Robin's sake. All the witnesses and video data are gone. You are safe for the time being." Murphy said calmly.

Olvia hesitated for a moment, and said: "Can I trouble you again to send Robin back to O'Hara, what we are doing is too dangerous, and Robin is not suitable to participate."

"Mom! I can help..." Robin just yelled out when he found Murphy turning his head to stare at her. He froze and swallowed what he was about to say that would interpret the text of history.

This made Olvia look at Murphy a little strangely.

Murphy suddenly turned to Skater and asked, "Are you the head of this archaeological ship? Do you have an opinion with Olvia?"

Skater was frowning at first, but when he heard the question, he immediately said: "It's not a question of whether to take Robin, but our archaeological operation, I'm afraid it's coming to an end.

The archaeological ship has been targeted, and this time there is such a big thing, this archaeological ship is not suitable for reappearing in the world.

What I am more worried about is that although the navy did not catch our evidence this time, the destruction of the navy itself is an extremely abnormal thing, so will this incident affect O'Hara, the holy land of our scholars. "

After hearing this, Olvia's pupils shrank, and she also reacted, with a worried look on her face.

She was already smart, but just now she put all her heart on Robin. Now that she heard what Skater said, she suddenly came to her senses.

"It's good that you can figure it out, so it's easier for me to say." Murphy nodded, and said in a deep voice: "The giant just now is a vice admiral of the Navy headquarters, which is enough to show that the world government attaches great importance to you.

This archaeological ship must be disbanded, and after you are disbanded, don't return to O'Hara, otherwise, the end will be miserable. "

"How is it possible that he is the lieutenant general of the headquarters!?" Skater exclaimed.

This level is the highest combat power other than generals, he has never seen it in his life, and he didn't expect the world government to attach so much importance to them.

A chill came over him.

In this way, O'Hara is in an extremely dangerous situation at the moment!
"No, I have to notify Dr. Clover and them!" Skater said with a serious face, immediately took out the phone bug, and contacted Murphy in front of him.

After getting in touch soon, the phone worm changed his hair style into a three-leaf shape.

Skater clarified the matter bit by bit on the phone bug, and finally got a reply from Dr. Clover:

"We'll try to get the books away, but until all this valuable knowledge has been successfully transferred, we'll hold our ground!"

The tone was firm.

Skater persuaded a few words to no avail.

Until the end of the call, Dr. Clover's determination did not waver.

Skater, who was on the call, and Olvia, who was listening, both looked very understanding.

In the hearts of these scholars, the various books, historical documents, etc. preserved by O'Harali are far greater than their own lives.

"We also want to go back to O'Hara to help!" Skater said solemnly.

However, Olvia did not express her opinion immediately, but glanced at Robin, revealing a trace of hesitation.

It's just that she looked at Murphy suddenly, as if she had thought of something, her face became firm again in an instant, and she was about to speak when Murphy's voice suddenly sounded.

"Go back, die?" Murphy asked in an unhappy tone.

He has been listening to the calls and discussions between Skater, Dr. Clover, and Olvia. The discussion was within his expectations, but when it comes to those precious documents, these people seem to have no brains. Obviously they are all powerless, but they all seem to be soldiers charging into battle.

It was even more interesting to see Olvia's expression, as if she was going to entrust Robin to him, and then return to O'Hara for support.

How can it be?

Robin is so small and weak.

The things Murphy will experience in the future will become more and more dangerous, and bringing Robin by his side will only harm her.

And there is no reason for a mother to entrust her child to a stranger without taking care of her child.

He sighed softly, and continued: "O'Hara has become a thorn in the side of the world government, and it is inevitable to be destroyed.

Even if you transfer all the documents away, it will only make your next destination an object of destruction.

It's you scholars who study the text of history that are really being targeted, understand?

You can't help much by going back to O'Hara. The only goal you can achieve is to be wiped out by the world government.

I have created the conditions for you. I have seen that all your navies have been wiped out. The world government only knows the existence of this archaeological ship, but they don't know who is on board.

If the remaining dozen or so of you scholars fled to various parts of the world and remained anonymous, you would be the seeds that unraveled the text of history. As long as you are careful, one day it will germinate again.

In this way, not only can your knowledge be passed on, but the spirit will continue.

That's all for now, I've said everything I need to say, it's up to you whether you listen or not. "

Murphy talked a lot in one breath, and after he finished speaking, he ignored the people in front of him, walked to the edge of the deck alone, and looked into the distance.

Skater's complexion changed again and again. He glanced at Olvia, and finally sighed heavily.

He came before a dozen scholars, explained the pros and cons, and announced his decision—

From now on, no more contact.

But they still have to be on the same sea, doing the same thing.

Scattered around the world as seeds, passing on knowledge and spirit.

Everyone was silent.

Abandoning O'Hara and those precious documents is undoubtedly an extremely painful thing for them.

But it's better than total annihilation.

The torch is still there, and it will eventually be passed on.

"I will leave with my mother." Robin came to Murphy's side and tugged at the corner of his clothes.

"So much the better."

"Then shall we meet again?" Robin asked reluctantly.

"Will do."

"Murphy." Robin murmured.

"Ok?"

"Doctor Clover, they will really..., is there any way to save them?" Robin's face was dark.

"They can only save themselves, give up the tree of omniscience, leave O'Hara immediately, and then hide their names." Murphy said lightly.

It was just obvious that the group of scholars had their own obsessions and couldn't leave.

Robin obviously understood this too, and his complexion didn't improve at all.

Murphy looked at Robin who was pursing his lips, patted her on the head, and comforted her: "Actually, it's not necessarily true. The world government has no evidence yet. Those scholars might be able to successfully transfer to the next location."

"Oh, that's great!" Hearing what Murphy said, Robin suddenly smiled.

It's just that Murphy knows that the possibility of this is extremely low.

On the sea level in the distance, a black spot appeared.

That was the island that Murphy knew was closest to the incident and had a town.

The scholars, including Olvia and Robin, will be sent home on the island.

Then go their separate ways.

(End of this chapter)