The Great Age of Voyage of the Elves

Chapter 167 Feeling Pills
If Mu had a small revenge book, then the first place in the book would undoubtedly be Bogsard, and the second place would be Ralph and Silver's turn.

When Bogsard attacked them for the first time, he said frankly that he came because Ralph paid for Mu's head.

What's more, when he went to sea as a privateer captain, his original purpose was to rob other countries' merchant ships as much as possible, disrupt other countries' trade, and add advantages to his own country's maritime trade.

As the colonial company of the Gardenia Kingdom, Silver Company is naturally the best target for robbery.

Regardless of whether it is public or private, Mu has reasons against them, and naturally he will not let them go easily.

At first hearing the news from Rachel that the new principal will be escorted by a navy when he goes to the New World, it seems difficult to do so.

Actually it is not.

Because this just exposed the weakness of the new principal's own team.

The Colonial Company and the Navy are two systems. When Mu and the Church fought against Silver in the New World, they never saw the Navy of the Gardenia Kingdom show up.

When Ralph was in power in the past, the entire company around the Cape of the Moon was under his command. No matter where he wanted to go, he could not get a navy escort. He had his own fleet.

As the saying goes, it is easier to invite God than to send God away. Normally, if the new principal has a choice, he should not invite the navy to escort him all the way.

Unless he really has no choice.

And Mu has always been a good person who is "understanding". Since someone has no choice, he doesn't mind helping him choose.

When Mu summoned the ship's command to announce the plan of action, most were fine with it.

The original warrior team represented by Aaron was originally from the church, so they naturally didn't have a good impression of Silver Company. When they heard that Silver Company was going to be involved, they agreed unanimously to any plan.

The part of the original Cleveland fighters that Orr brought on board said it didn't matter.

The first mate who was arranged by the fourth prince on board was even more moved to tears - finally saw that the captain was going to do some "business".

Only Richard and Ryles, who had recently boarded the ship, were so frightened that they gasped on the spot.

"Wait, Captain, should we reconsider this matter? Can't we grab some normal merchant ships?" Ryles asked hurriedly.

He had been on the ship for almost a month, and he had been wondering if he had boarded a fake pirate ship.

Why don't you rob?
Could this be a treasure hunting ship in pirate skin?
As a result, the captain finally made a robbery plan, but the target of the robbery almost scared him half to death.

Come up and grab the new head of Silver Company!

He is still the new chief who is heavily protected by the navy!
If it wasn't for the fact that he was afraid that he wouldn't be able to beat the crew, he almost blurted out just now, "Can't you set a target at Yangjian?"

"What do you mean?" Mu asked his opinion very democratically.

"What I mean is... can we start with some normal merchant ships? That... just the normal merchant ships that don't have too many guards."

Mu nodded as if in a daze, and then asked, "Isn't Silver's ship a merchant ship?"

Justified.

Riles almost didn't know how to refute...

"No, I mean... other ships of the Silver Company, merchant ships other than those in charge."

"But there is no information about other merchant ships in the message your brother sent back. How about we wrap some gifts for him and let him work hard to collect more information?"

"..."

Upon hearing "wrap presents", Ryleston fell silent for a moment.

So Mu persuaded him very "kindly" quickly, and the plan went through smoothly.

But when Rachel's second letter arrived, he still called everyone together again, with a more serious expression than the previous one.

"The size of the escort fleet is larger than I expected, everyone, do you have any good ideas?"

Ryles opened his mouth several times, but finally remained silent.

He wanted to say, can we change our target?Wouldn't it be good to let yourself die?

It's a pity that looking around, except for the insignificant fortune-teller, there seems to be no one around who supports his idea.

I'm so tired...he thought.

At this time, the navigator Sible pondered for a long time and said: "No, how about we spread the news and fool some pirates to join us?
People in the South China Sea know that Silver Company is very rich. We can try to make up some news that the newly appointed principal has a lot of wealth on board, so that someone may be tempted. "

Mu thought for a while and asked two questions.

"Two difficulties, one is how to pass the news to the pirates, and the other is how to convince them of the existence of this wealth?"

There is no Internet in this era, so it is impossible to post any random news on the Internet, and then hire some sailors to easily spread it to everyone.

There are many pirates in the South China Sea, but how the news reaches so many pirates is still a difficult problem.

Fortunately, regarding this point, Sibley seemed confident.

"Ahem, I still have some personal contact channels, and I should be able to contact several pirate groups."

Everyone looked at him one after another, with enlightened eyes.

Sure enough, this guy was a real pirate in the past.

But at this time, no one said much.

Even if Sible was a pirate in the past, he is still a "pirate" now, so there is nothing to be held accountable.

Then he said: "As for how to win their trust, we may need to take action first. These people are masters who don't see the rabbit and don't shoot the eagle. It is unrealistic to ask them to do it first, but if we do it and the situation goes well, there is a high probability that they will follow up."

"it is good."

Mu decisively complied with his suggestion.

So far, Ryles was completely desperate.

It's over, I really can't turn back now, I feel like the pill...

After the meeting was over, Mu Jianruiers was still slumped in his seat, his eyes were dull and dull.

He stepped forward and asked with a smile: "What's wrong? Are you so pessimistic about the next move?

In fact, don’t worry so much. The main reason you think so is because you haven’t seen our strength. We are not as desperate against ordinary navies as you think. This is not death. "

It's just that his reassurance doesn't seem to be working that well.

Ryles responded, "Okay, Captain, I'm not pessimistic, really, hehe, really..."

But the sluggish expression remained unchanged.

Mu looked at him and didn't persuade him anymore.

There are some things that can't be said much until you witness them with your own eyes.

There are very few pirates who can survive the encirclement and suppression by the navy, not to mention the pirates who dare to provoke the navy, even the entire South China Sea is rare.

It was normal for Riles to be unbelievable before he met him.

But Mu is not worried about this.

From the day they set out to sea, they were destined not to set out to be ordinary pirates who did nothing.

Not to mention the future, they are the target of revenge, but the admiral wow!

(End of this chapter)