Pirate's Nest Order

A month passed by in a flash.

Crowe, who is gradually integrating into the navy, has been observing Navy Branch 153, and also observing Yaerlin. This naval branch is different from the navy he has encountered before. The terrifying and strict discipline seems to be forged and engraved in it. On the bones of every Marine, and the ubiquitous cult of personality that permeates the entire base.

Every navy member, from the noncommissioned officers to the lowest recruits, worshiped Yaerlin crazily. He now realized what Yaerlin meant when he said, "I have no shortage of people under my command who will die."

"Everyone was originally a pirate, so why is there such a big gap?" Crowe felt frustrated for the first time in his life. This kind of frustration was not because he was inferior to Yarlin in terms of force, but because he was also inferior in resourcefulness. Not as good, but the layout is completely crushed.

Think about yourself, you don’t want to be a pirate, you have worked so hard to plan to become a rich man; look at Yaerlin again, you don’t want to be a pirate, but you want to embezzle a naval base. The difference cannot be calculated rationally. .

And this is not the end. Through this month's observation and communication with Yaerlin, Crowe discovered that Yaerlin's layout plan is far from a naval base. This is just the beginning.

"What he wants is the entire East China Sea. This guy is a madman."

With all kinds of thoughts in his mind, Crowe stood alone in the shadow of the outer wall of the prison, staring at the mysterious prison across the wall with a strange expression. The prison in the entire naval branch is an isolated restricted area, which is very interesting. The navy will come here, and the several groups of pirates who have been wiped out and captured this month have been escorted to prison.

Based on Crowe's estimate of the size of this prison, the number of pirates imprisoned in it should have already exceeded the limit. However, the actual situation is that the prison is like a monster that devours human lives, always able to quickly digest the prisoners inside.

This is not a guess, but a strong intuition. The whole prison is filled with a cold, cramped and silent atmosphere, not like a prison where many pirates are held.

“Too quiet”

Even though they were separated by a wall, Crowe couldn't hear the slightest movement inside. He could only hear the sound of the wind blowing through the flowerbeds. It is worth mentioning that during the mission of Navy Branch 153, except for the captured pirates, there were no survivors. In addition to being brought back, the corpses of those killed pirates were also brought back and used as fertilizer in the prison garden.

Other navies would not be suspicious, and would only think that this was a sign of Lieutenant Yaerlin's deep hatred for pirates, or some kind of special vice. However, Crowe, who had been in contact with him during this time, would never believe this reason. This prison must hide huge secrets.

Of course, Crowe observed this prison more out of curiosity. He would not risk his life and break in wantonly without permission. This naval branch is branded with Yarlin's mark everywhere. , being in it, Crowe is inevitably being subtly infected.

Especially for a smart person like him, the more he knows, the more curious, the more unknown, the awe will increase day by day, and the same feeling of depression and rejection of being forced to become a navy will gradually disappear and be replaced by It is to really assume the identity of the navy and start to think about the future of oneself.

And this is actually what Yaerlin hopes. Once the other party starts thinking, it means that Crowe is not far away from being controlled by him.

For smart people, be patient, because suspicion is their nature. Instead of blindly persuading and persuading, it is better to give him a period of time to digest and let him observe and discover by himself, because they usually peep through the corner of the iceberg, and naturally Will plant the seeds of awe in their hearts.

Then what Yaerlin has to do is to guide him at the right time, show him the power and mystery hidden in the darkness bit by bit, and then tell him the broad pattern of the future to confirm some of his subjective guesses. The process of verification will produce a kind of emotional grafting and resonance.

Be infected, convinced, and trusted, and then have a strong urge to join your cause.

The smarter you are, the harder it is to escape this trap and temptation, because smart people are especially conceited and have a strong urge to realize their self-worth, and the information he got from Zango made Yarlin already have a feeling for Crowe's character. A rigorous analysis was carried out.

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