Chapter 164: free

Chapter 164 Free
What it means to be a pirate is freedom.
But enough freedom also means being unfettered.
Once humanity is not bound, it will naturally give birth to countless pirates who can only burn, kill and looting.
Most of Jaya's knowledge of pirates comes from those pirates who only want to plunder Mengmeng Island.
Therefore, it is impossible for her to realize that [freedom] is the most precious thing a pirate possesses.
As long as they are free, pirates can do evil or good.
Therefore, no one can prescribe what the pirates can only do and what they cannot do.
As a veteran pirate who has retired for a long time, Jabba has an extremely deep understanding of these issues.
Even so, he never instilled these things into Jaya.
In his opinion, if there is no suitable opportunity, Jaya will protect those ancient ruins that have been precipitated by time in Mong Meng Island in her life.
Since there is a relatively stable future, Jabba will naturally not be like Sol, thinking about bragging about the glorious years of the past with his descendants all day.
The content of the newspaper had some impact on Jaya's perception, and he inadvertently pinched the newspaper into large folds.
"Sister Ya, the newspaper..."
Sonny called out a few softly to make Jaya come back to her senses.
"Ah, sorry."
Jia Ya squinted her eyes, returned the almost broken-looking newspaper to Sunny, and smiled apologetically.
"There is no need to apologize for such a small thing."
Sunny took the newspaper and glanced at Jaya suspiciously.
She felt Jaya was a little weird.
Jia Ya smiled and was silent.
Sonny didn't think too much, she smoothed the newspaper, and took another look at Maude's picture.
At this look, a smile appeared on his little face.
Kerr stretched his hand to hold Sonny's shoulder and joked: "I counted it for you. Just one picture. You looked at it nine times."
Sunny didn't care about Kerla's teasing.
It has always been her habit to read a newspaper over and over several times.
Seeing that Sunny had no reaction, Kerla lost the thought of teasing, and instead brought up business.
"Sanny, have you decided yet?"
"Well, I can go anytime."
Sunny nodded slowly and folded the newspaper properly.
Let Thor stay on the island of Monmont for the elderly, and with Jabba to accompany her, she has no worries.
At the moment, Maude has been going to sea for a while, so she has to join the revolutionary army quickly.
Only then can she and Maude establish a "cooperative" relationship as soon as possible.
Kerla smiled and said, "That's great, just come with us..."
Halfway through the conversation, Kerla glanced at Jaya from the corner of his eye, and stopped the conversation in due course.
Sunny didn't know the content of the second half of Kerra's sentence, but she could guess that it was something related to the task.
Sabo watched quietly from the side, suddenly felt, and couldn't help looking in one direction.
On the hillside at the end of the field of vision, the figures of Thor and Jabba appeared.
The arrival of Sabo and Kerla did not hide the eyes of the two old men.
"It's the revolutionary army."
Jabba took a sip of his cigarette and turned his head to look at Saul.
The arrival of the revolutionary army meant that it was time for Sunny to set off.
Saul had no reaction at all.
On his old face, there was no hint of nostalgia.
Jabba curled his lips, thinking that the old dwarf just liked to pretend.
The two old men walked side by side.
"Give me the newspaper."
Sol saw the folded newspaper in Sunny's hand at a glance.
Sunny handed over the newspaper.
Sol took the newspaper and read it out.
"Oh?"
Saul smiled knowingly after seeing Maud's photos and reports.
Jabba squeezed in and read the newspaper with Sol.
In a relatively backward place like Monmont Island, if you want to understand the outside world, you can only use newspapers.
Seeing that Maude had caused so many things in less than a month, Jabba exclaimed: "This kid is messy enough, but...I like it."
After hearing the words, Jia Ya glanced at Jabba without a trace.
Jabba didn't notice Jaya's small movements, and his attention was still on the content of the newspaper.
"If you dare to attack the royal family of the joining country, you will inevitably be settled by the autumn queen."
"So what? Just run fast enough."
Sol closed the newspaper and smiled contemptuously.
Jabba was silent, and he couldn't refute Sol on this point.
God knows how Thor's short legs became Scuds in the back.
Saul returned the newspaper to Sunny, and his head was full of reports about Maud.
"Before I thought that a person's life only needed to be exciting enough, but now, I just want to live longer."
"Idiot, who doesn't want to live longer?"
Jabba didn't give up his face.
Sol raised his cane and passed by with a stick.
Seeing that the two old men started fighting again, Sonny and Jaya were quite helpless.
"Sol, I will follow Kerra and them later."
Sunny put the newspaper in her pocket and mentioned about officially joining the revolutionary army.
Sol stopped waving his cane, turned his back to Sunny, and wrote lightly, "Oh, go."
"Ok."
Sunny nodded slowly.
After half an hour.
The revolutionary ship sailed slowly away from Mon Mon.
On the beach, Sol, Jaba, and Jaya watched the boat go away.
Until the ship turned into a small black spot on the distant sea horizon, Saul sighed in a low voice, his old face full of reluctance.
Jabba glanced at Saul's face at the moment, and couldn't help shaking his head.
Jia Ya looked up at the sky and said softly: "It's time to go back."
"Oh, what good food for the evening?"
Sol changed his mood in a second, looking forward to looking at Jaya.
"..."
Jabba and Jaya were speechless.
On the way back to the ring-valley settlement.
Jabba suddenly said: "Xiaoya, the outside world is wonderful."
The thoughtless sentence made Jia Ya startled.
"Speaking of wonderful, I have to mention my memoir, Xiaoya, I will talk as much as you want to listen to when you have dinner later."
Saul leaned over, her brows dancing, she didn't feel the slightest bit of sadness to say goodbye to Sunny.
Jabba looked at Sol, who was not serious.
He knew that Saul was just hiding his emotions in his heart.
"Ha ha."
Jia Ya smiled slightly, and then lost everything.
Facing the orange twilight when the setting sun went west, a group of three walked towards the ring-valley settlement.
...........
Donghai, a pub in a small town.
Business in the pub is pretty good, with a passenger load factor of almost 90%.
A rectangular wooden board was nailed to one of the walls in the bar, on which more than a dozen pirates' rewards were posted.
Among these reward orders, the lowest is only 3 million, and the highest is only 17 million.
At this time, a man with a big beard walked into the tavern from the back door and handed a brand new reward order to the bartender in the bar.
"stick it on."
The man is a tavern owner, and motioned to the bartender to post the recently updated reward order on the board.
The bartender did what he said, and did not read the reward order, but posted it very skillfully.
After the post, the bartender has the mind to see the bounty.
"10.2 million, quite high."
With that said, the bartender felt something was wrong. He was still very sensitive to numbers, so he counted them carefully.
At this time, the men sitting around the bar also noticed the newly posted reward order.
"Someone is out there again."
A man sighed with emotion. First, he looked at the handsome boy on the reward order a few times, and then looked at the reward amount.
Then he was silly.
A few seconds later, the men next to them followed suit and were stupid.
"One, one hundred million???"
The bartender almost stared out and shouted out the amount on the reward order.
In front of this plank, he handled countless East China Sea reward orders, but it was the first time he saw such a high reward.
"Bacardi Maud...Where did this big shot come from?"
A group of men stared blankly at the bounty order on the wooden board with a bounty of up to 100 million, and then compared the bounty orders around 3 million to 17 million.
just like……
A father took a group of sons.
(End of this chapter)