Chapter 1173: Chapter 1171: Black Skull
The female pirate leader played with the small firearm in her hand as if she were performing a magic trick. She swayed her curvaceous body and slowly walked past everyone, seemingly inspecting her prey.
The sound of her boots clicking on the deck echoed with a steady rhythm.
At that mont, Wang Dadong and Jun Tianzui’s expressions slightly changed, not because the female pirate leader was beautiful, but because of the vintage firearm in her hand.
They had seen this thing during their previous missions. It could only load one bullet, but its power was comparable to a Barrett sniper rifle.
If struck, even a Sacred Body would be pierced through.
Internationally, this firearm that can only fire once yet has imnse power had been given a very fitting na: Hand Cannon.
As the na suggests, a large cannon in the palm of one’s hand, indicating its formidable power.
The Hand Cannon is very small and easy to conceal. If used suddenly in a confrontation, it could completely annihilate an opponent several levels stronger.
It’s quite similar to the hidden weapons in martial arts movies.
Due to its trendous power, the recoil when fired is extrely strong. Not only is the gun body made of a very rare alloy, but the shooter must also have at least a Peak of Mortal Realm Cultivation.
Otherwise, their hand would be shattered.
This ans that the female pirate leader is at least a Peak of Mortal Realm master, possibly even stronger.
It seems that capturing thieves by taking down their leader won’t be easy. Even the Undying Heavenly King might struggle and could be seriously injured by the Hand Cannon.
"Take them away," the female pirate leader said calmly after scanning everyone.
Everyone was escorted onto the ship and locked in an iron cage, surrounded by pirates ard with heavy weapons, leaving no chance of escape.
The pirate ship slowly set sail, dragging the Queen behind, heading to an unknown destination.
Most of the people in the group were won, and their faces were ashen. They were just a group of urban white-collar workers unaccustod to such a scene.
Movies about pirates often showed how brutal they were, robbing valuables and sotis taking lives. Won, in particular, faced inhumane treatnt.
Just thinking about it was terrifying.
After all, life on the island is usually dull, and these pirates have no scruples. To them, won are a precious asset.
Somali Pirates have grown imnsely, almost forming a complete miniature society within certain areas of Somali Waters.
They even have shops, hospitals, casinos, and more.
In the world of pirates, won are often used as currency to exchange for other goods.
In so sense, won are even more valuable than cash.
After all, cash isn’t very useful in this place, whereas won are different.
They are sothing every man needs.
After sailing for more than a day, the group felt the ship stop shaking, indicating they might have docked.
A few minutes later, a pirate announced that they would be taken ashore.
The group was brought onto an island.
The ard presence on the island was even stronger, comparable to a small military force.
Apart from Wang Dadong’s group, many others had suffered the sa fate of being captured by pirates.
Nurous rchant ships were docked at the port, all taken by pirates, who were busy unloading cargo from them.
Of course, the pirates didn’t do it themselves but held guns to the captives, forcing them to work. Any resistance would result in being shot dead.
Here, the law seems nonexistent; the only rule is martial force.
Won were even more tragic, marked with clear values based on their looks and figures as soon as they landed. Pirates could trade gold or other items for them.
On the island, won were treated as commodities.
A black skull flag hung at the port, emblazoned with the words Black Skull.
This likely represented the pirate faction’s na.
The port’s bustling activity was incredible; one dared not imagine the number of pirates on this island, likening it to a bustling city.
"Hayinde, how did you get so many beautiful girls? Sell them to , and I’ll let you make a fortune," said a pirate selling won, his eyes lighting up when he saw Wang Dadong’s group as he hurried to the pirate leader who captured them.
"Get lost, these people were personally captured by the Chief and will be handled by them," Hayinde retorted angrily.
"Oh, the Chief captured them? What a pity," the man regretted, his gaze sweeping over the won, swallowing repeatedly, having not seen such beautiful won in a long ti.
Each of these won was a treasure. If he could get one, he wouldn’t sell her imdiately, but enjoy her for a while before renting her out, undoubtedly making a lot of gold.
Here, won could be sold or rented out, as not all pirates could afford them.
Especially beautiful won, who were outrageously priced.
A woman of Lin Shiyan’s level might sell for several kilograms of gold, affordable only to those of high standing on the island.
However, renting one was much cheaper.
A few hundred grams of gold were enough to have a turn.
Clearly, the island had ford its own system, akin to a small country.
The two conversed in the local language, which the won couldn’t understand, but they could guess what was being discussed.
The pirates were treating won as trade goods!
All the won bore expressions of anger yet felt helpless.
"Heh heh, you know the Chief only likes n. If I get a chance, I’ll definitely co to you," Hayinde grinned slyly to the man.
"It’s settled then!" Upon hearing Hayinde’s words, the man bead with excitent. If Hayinde hadn’t said these won were taken by the Chief, he might have bought one to enjoy himself right now.
"Sorry, this is my fault," Lin Shiyan said with guilt. If she hadn’t led them out to sea, they wouldn’t have been captured by pirates.
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