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Calm sea and warm wind, but people in Port Royal, At the moment, have no intention to enjoy this rare good weather.

A large sailing battleship is slowly heading towards Port Royal at this moment.

Moreover, the other party's previous shelling also proved that the other party was not a friendly army or a passerby.

Pirates? Enemy? To be honest, the Royal Navy, led by Commodore Norrington, couldn't figure out what the other side was.

Not sure what the other party wants to do.

They only know that not long ago, the other party easily sank the Interceptor and sent them back to shore.

This slightly complicated operation is really confusing.

Definitely, the countless skull carvings on that giant ship seem to be telling people their identity.

only. . . The behavior of the other party, the general pirate is really unable to do it.

"Sir, they are about to enter the port, we...""

Brigadier General Norrington's adjutant looked at the giant ship that was gradually ending, and asked Brigadier General Norrington very tangled.

"Three shelling warnings, send someone to make contact with them."

"Tell their captain that if they want a privateer's license, I can help them apply to the Empire!

After thinking for a while, Commodore Norrington also had some guesses of his own.

There is a high probability that the other party is a pirate, but they did not kill them all. The previous shelling was also like a special "notice"

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Since the other party has not done everything, then there should be some talk next.

But what do pirates have to talk about with the Empire? That's the only thing left to do with privateer's permission.

"Good sir!"

Hearing his own general's words, the adjutant seemed to believe Brigadier General Norrington's guess as well.

To be honest, if it is possible, I believe that everyone who has just experienced the silence of the Interceptor does not want to go to war with that giant ship.

Not only is the battleship powerful, but the crew of the opponent is also far beyond ordinary people.

Once the war begins, the chances of defeat on the Port Royal side are still very high.

Before long, after three shellings, a small boat sailed for the Tyrant.

Governor Swan also came to the city at this time.

Don't look at Commodore Norrington's promise to Governor Swan, but neither Norrington nor Governor Swan has a clue.

After his subordinates reported that the other party might just want to apply for a privateer's license, Governor Swan came to the city with a complicated mood.

"Your Excellency Brigadier General, do you think that the other party really came here for the purpose of privately plundering permission?"

Seeing Norrington, Governor Swan asked Brigadier General Norrington with a serious look.

Although in the Caribbean, privateering licenses seem to be less important these days.

However, the guy doing this kind of business here is not just a bunch of ignorant bumpkins.

How many noble "merchant ships" with pirate flags were there on this route?

Those guys looted wildly here, but when they returned to the empire's territory, they were still "good people".

Perhaps this is also a newly emerging aristocratic "merchant ship", and there may be no way to "request" directly in this simplest way.

"Very likely. 99

"However, Lord Governor, even if the other party has other plans, don't worry too much. 35

"At least some of the other party's behavior is different from the pirates I've seen before. Luo

Thinking of the other party's behavior of "sending" his own navy back to the city, Commodore Norrington said confidently.

"Sir, that giant ship has picked up the people we sent out.

Just as Norrington's voice fell, his adjutant came to report the situation with a happy face.

If there is no sinking, then there must be some talk.

At least, that's what the senior executives of Port Royal present thought, At the moment I couldn't help but breathe a sigh of relief.

It's good not to fight, it's good not to fight.

Governor Swan looked at the huge ship with expectation and prayed in his heart.

Just under everyone's expectation, worry, and all kinds of complicated emotions waiting.

Soon, the two sailors who had been sent to negotiate with the other side returned to the port.

"How? What does the other party want?! Is it a privateer's license?!"

Brigadier General Norrington, who hurriedly ran down the city, came directly to the two soldiers and asked anxiously.

"Sir...

The two navy soldiers looked at their elders with nervous expressions, feeling a little complicated, and for a while they didn't know how to reply to their elders.

"What? Did they want something else?"

"Money? Supplies?"

Governor Swann At the moment also came before the two soldiers.

If he can get rid of the other party by giving some money, he doesn't mind bleeding.

Anyway, the income of Port Royal is still quite good. As long as there is no accident in the port, the money you pay now will not be long before you can earn it back.

"No... Your Excellency the Brigadier General, Your Excellency the Governor, the other party asked us to fight them in the Dreadnought. 95

Looking at the two anxious adults, the soldiers did not dare to delay, and directly told the two adults about someone's request.

"One fight? They just sank the Interceptor, the most advanced warship in the Empire.

"Commodore Norrington, can the Dreadnought defeat the opponent?"

Before Norrington could speak, Governor Swan looked at him with despair and asked worriedly.

After all, he is not a professional. As soon as Governor Swan said this, the navy department present was instantly silent.

"Are you sure they're asking for a fight with the 530s? 35

Brigadier General Norrington was not in the mood to pay attention to Governor Swan, but frowned and stared at the two soldiers who were summoning to confirm again.

To be honest, if the other party is a pirate, and they want to loot Port Royal.

So, if they don't do it directly, why do they allow their soldiers to board the ship to communicate?

A fight? If the opponent is an "enemy", no matter what, he, the Royal Navy Commodore, cannot fail to fight.

Is it necessary to pass on this kind of request? Isn't this superfluous?

"Tell me what kind of person the captain of the other party is, and what you saw on that ship."

Seeing that the soldier was at a loss, Norrington sighed and changed his question.

"That is a very tall and mighty adult. He is wearing a gorgeous costume that looks very expensive, but he should not be too old."

"By the way...he's got some big guys eight feet tall.""

"And also, the exterior of that battleship seems to be made of gold."

"However, there are too many skulls, and it looks a bit infiltrating."

The two soldiers told Norrington everything they had just seen.

It took almost seven or eight minutes for these two little fellows to tell Norrington what they had seen and heard.

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