I really don’t want to be the Pirate King

As soon as Ludi killed Phoenix, Allenby came out from another corner with several guards from behind. Seeing that Ludi threw the sword aside without any abnormality, he immediately walked over quickly with a look on his face. He said with a smile: "It's so cruel, I like it, hahaha..."

Ludi said nothing and looked at Mr. Allenby in silence.

Knowing Lu Di's temper well, he didn't care. Instead, he waved his hand and shouted to the guard beside him: "What are you still doing? Take this guy away quickly. Don't let others find out."

The guards hurried forward, then took out a bag, picked up Phoenix, and disappeared at the end of the alley.

After watching the guards leave, Allenby immediately looked at Ludi with a smile. Lu Di put his jazz hat back on silently, and then said calmly: "Is there anything else?"

"No, no more."

"You don't need to do anything now."

Allenby laughed, then turned around and said, "Let's go!" After the words fell, he turned around and walked out.

Lu Di, who was following him, looked around and saw that there was no one around, and murderous thoughts suddenly arose in his heart.

However, he immediately suppressed his anger when he thought that Allenby could not be so careless about being alone with him.

The more Allenby acted like this, the less he dared to kill Allenby rashly.

Allenby is not the kind of person who easily trusts others, especially a low-level human being like him. If he can be so confident and not afraid of killing him here, he must have his arrangements.

Thinking of this, Ludi relaxed completely and followed Allenby out of the alley in silence.

Pedestrians on the street outside the alley were not affected by the chaos in the slave market at all. They were noisy and lively as before.

Allenby was extremely happy because Phoenix was killed. After taking Ludy back to the hall of the mansion, he walked to his seat and sat down, then looked up at Ludy who followed and stood in the middle of the hall, "You know why I Do you want to kill him?"

Lu Di shook his head and said, "I don't know, and he doesn't want to know either."

"Haha, he was unhappy because he lost half of his family property in a bet with me, so he spoke to me lukewarmly at the banquet, as if I had killed his lover."

Lu Di was stunned for a moment. It seemed that Allenby was not only cruel to the slaves, but also ruthless to the Celestial Dragons. Others must be unhappy when they lose and lose everything, but just because of this, they kill people and silence them?

Lu Di secretly trembled in his heart. If in the future, he didn't like anyone in this mansion, would he also let them die inexplicably?

He couldn't control the life or death of others, but what if it was the three Hancock sisters? How could he sit idly by and do nothing!

"I will do what I promised you before. I keep my word." Seeing Lu Di standing silent, Allenby stood up and came to Lu Di. He said with a smile: "You are allowed to leave the mansion once a month. But the condition is Yes, if you leave the mansion, you must report to me first."

"Also," something suddenly sounded from Allenby, and he continued: "There will be a battle arena the day after tomorrow, and I have signed you up. You must win, because I have bet heavily on you. "

"That's two billion Baileys!"

After leaving the hall, Ludy returned to his independent cabin. From a distance, he saw the three Hancock sisters standing in front of the door and looking around. Similarly, the three Hancock sisters also saw him. Seeing that he came back intact, the three sisters secretly breathed a sigh of relief and then smiled away.

Looking at the three Hancock sisters guarding his door, Lu Di felt warmth flowing through his heart silently. Then, he strode over and asked with a smile: "What's wrong with you, are you worried that I won't come back?" "

Under Lu Di's direct gaze, Hancock quickly looked away, and then said shyly: "It's nothing..."

"Cough cough,"

Seeing Hancock's shy look in front of his eyes, Ludi put aside the nervousness of being about to enter the arena again, then laughed boldly and said to Hancock: "Hancock, I'm a little hungry now."

"What?" Hancock, who didn't expect Ludi to say such a thing suddenly, stared wide-eyed, and then said with a smile: "There is food, I have prepared it for you in the back."

Hearing this, Lu Di made a big move