Starting Today, I’ll Work as a City Lord

"Fortunately, I brought it. Although it is more troublesome, it can save some gold coins."

Kassad raised his hand and pressed it, and shouted, "Be quiet first, and listen to me."

After a few minutes, the people at the port slowly quieted down again, all staring at Captain Mermaid.

If you need us to provide it, just register your name on the side next to it later, and pay the gold coins by the way. "Kassad pointed to the direction on the right. Before the group of people could speak, Kassad continued, "During the two-month sea journey, you must strictly follow our requirements. Don't panic about the storm, everything will follow our arrangement, only in this way can we save your lives, understand? "

"We know." The people in the port responded in unison.

Kassad nodded in satisfaction, and continued, "If you know someone, you can board a ship together. You can't go to other ships after more than two months of sea travel, so you have to form a group to board the ship in advance."

"Good." The people at the port responded again.

"Businessmen belong to merchants, nobles belong to nobles, and civilians belong to common people. Each ship has a different load position. You have to see clearly before boarding (good Zhao's) ship. Someone will remind you when the time comes." Kassad Raised his throat and said.

The people at the port nodded repeatedly and responded, "Understood."

Kassad nodded in satisfaction, turned around and boarded the main ship. The next work would be very cumbersome and difficult to carry out. He didn't want to watch this horrible scene again.

Let his subordinates do the next thing. He is going back to the ship to read books. He hasn't finished reading the books he bought from the merchants of the Han Dynasty.

More than two hours later, the sky was completely bright, and people at the port had boarded the ship one after another.

Under Kassad's order, more than a hundred ships left the port of Marshall City and headed towards the direction of the Han Dynasty.

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Chapter 1685: Call me Mr. Captain. (3 more for customization)

Chapter 1685: Call me Mr. Captain. (3 more for customization)

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More than 200 ships are advancing on the sea. Looking down from the air, the whole scene is still very shocking.

There is a distance of three to four meters between each ship and the ship, in order to prevent the ship from being rolled up by strong winds and waves, so as to hit other ships, and to prevent other ships from being damaged after hitting the reef.

At the forefront of the fleet is Kassad's main ship, and they are leading the sailing direction of the fleet.

He was standing in front of the boat deck with a teacup in hand, looking at the vast sea into his heart.

"Mr. Kassad, what are you doing?" Gurdji came out of the cabin. He is a human race and the first person rescued by Captain Mermaid. He is now twenty-five years old and was rescued when he was sixteen, so he has been following Kassad for nine years.

He has long regarded Captain Mermaid as his biological father, and has been reluctant to leave since the day he was rescued, and has gradually settled down over time.

Kassad turned his head and reprimanded, "Call me Mr. Captain now, you brat."

Gurdji shrugged and said, "Oh, I'm sorry, I almost forgot, Mr. Captain."

Kassad handed the teacup to the other party and said, 350* brat, pour me another cup. "

"Miss, right away!" Ge Ji smiled and picked up the teapot on one side and refilled it with tea.

Kassad took a sip of his tea, tapped the other person's forehead with his hand, squinted at him, and asked, "Why don't you show me the situation at sea, what are you doing here?"

Ge Ji said with a smile on his face, "The progress of the ship is normal, don't worry, Captain."

"Then tell me, what are you doing here? Normally, you would not take a step to come to me. Now you come here with the look of doing something bad. I don't think there is anything good to do?" Kassad rolled his eyes.

"I want to ask the captain, does it really take more than two months for us to go to the Han Dynasty?" Ge Ji asked politely.

Kassad caught his breath and laughed loudly, "Hahahaha...so that's what I was asking. I thought you were doing something wrong."

Ge Ji tilted his head and asked with a confused face, "So, Captain, is it really going to take more than two months?"

"Otherwise? When have I ever lied to someone? What's more, there are so many people on board. If I lied to them, do I have to lose my reputation, huh?" Kassad asked rhetorically. "So it really took so long, my God." Ge Ji patted his forehead.

Kassad frowned and looked at the other party, and asked, "So you are here to ask this question? After you finish asking, hurry up to the mast and let me keep an eye on it."

Ge Ji walked to the deck, jumped and sat on the fence, with a smile all over his face and said,

"Master Captain, don't be in a hurry, nothing will happen in a while."

"Okay, stay up for a while, don't be careless for a moment." Kassad urged.

"Understood, Mr. Kassad, you are still so careful."

Ge Ji played with the shell knife in his hand, and continued, "Why do you want to go to the Han Dynasty? We don't earn a lot of gold coins for such a long journey. It's better not to leave. It's safe and earns a lot of money." few."

Kassad didn't want to correct his address anymore, he came to the fence and said in a deep voice, "You still know too little.

"What? I know too little? Am I wrong? How dangerous the sea is, you know much better than me, right? It's not easy to earn coins at this time."

Ge Ji shrugged.

He recalled the scene of falling into the water before, and it was inevitable that he would shudder. Now that he thinks about it, he is still afraid, not to mention that he is still sailing on the sea for more than two months, which is indeed too risky.

"This time I won't get any coins from just those people on board, you idiot," Kassad lectured.

"I don't understand, Mr. Captain, what are you planning? You can tell

(bae) Me? "Gage asked curiously.

Kassad snatched the shell knife from the other party's hand and said, "You are worthless in the Han Dynasty."

At the end, the mermaid captain threw the shell knife into the blue sea.

"Hey, my knife."

Ge Ji stretched out his hand to try to grab it back, but was in vain, and asked in confusion, "Mr. Captain, why did you throw away my knife? You should know that I spent several copper coins to buy it back."

Kassad didn't look directly at the other party, but said lightly, "When you go to the Han Dynasty, you will only regret not throwing away this cheap knife earlier."

Ge Ji was still confused, and asked, "Master Captain, you have never been to the Han Dynasty, how did you know that there are good things there? Although the merchants brought a lot of good things last time, But maybe that's all. You can see that they didn't come in winter is the best proof.

Kassad was about to be pissed off by this stinginess, rolled his eyes and said, "You, I told you to read more books, okay now, your words completely reflect your ignorance."

"Captain, what's wrong with me?" Ge Ji still looked harmless to humans and animals.

"If the Han Dynasty only had those goods, why didn't they keep them? Why did they come to us to sell them all the way?" Kassad asked rhetorically. "They all had to take risks in order to earn more gold coins." Ge Ji reasoned.

Kassad sighed, shook his head and said, "Do you think their goods are expensive? I don't think they are expensive at all. As for those good things, they sell for dozens of gold coins. I think there are many people rushing to buy them. Their prices But it's very fair."

"Maybe their initial price is very cheap, and they can earn a lot at the current price." Ge Ji still insisted.

"Even if what you said makes sense, why did the Han Dynasty open ports in Margaux City, Lia City, and Jinsui City? How do you explain that the capitals of the three empires all opened ports?" Kassad asked rhetorically. "Ge Ji was stunned, not knowing how to answer.

Kassad looked at the other party with a sarcasm, and said, "How is it? I can't answer it, so I'll let you read the book carefully."