I really don’t want to be the Pirate King

At dusk, the three Hancock sisters dragged their tired bodies into the basement. Following them, there were more than ten male slaves living in the basement with them. They walked in behind the three sisters, and they all looked dissatisfied because the three sisters were blocking the way.

"Walk slowly and don't block the way in front of me, okay?"

“A good dog stays out of the way!”

Finally, someone couldn't stand the snail-like walking speed of the three sisters and roared loudly.

Before the three sisters could react, a tall man stepped in front of them, grabbed one with one hand and threw Hancock's two sisters out.

With two bangs, the two sisters, who were completely unprepared, hit the cold wall and then slid heavily to the ground.

The two sisters, who had been working hard all day, passed out without even having a chance to scream. Looking at the two sisters who landed heavily, Hancock was stunned at first. Then, she turned around and yelled at the man. Rushed over.

"You are courting death!"

Seeing Hancock rushing towards him, the man yelled and then slapped him hard.

"Damn it, you dare to touch my friends!"

At this critical moment, a cold shout suddenly sounded.

Immediately afterwards, Lu Di, who had been sitting cross-legged in the corner of the room, stood up. In his sudden roar, the man's big hand that slapped down sluggishly, and then he reluctantly took it back, then turned his head to look at Lu Di, who was slowly walking over.

Ludi, who walked out of the corner, glanced at the two sisters who fell to the ground and passed out, and then came to Hancock with an expressionless face.

The man who didn't know what happened in the arena saw it was Lu Di, and his eyes turned coldly towards Lu Di, "Are you looking for death too?"

Ludi ignored him and walked slowly to Hancock. He stared at the thin Hancock for a moment, and then said softly: "Hancock, stand behind me!"

Hearing Lu Di's gentle voice, Hancock walked up behind Lu Di obediently, then popped his head and gave the man a cold look.

After Hancock came up behind him, Ludi slowly raised his head and looked at the man.

After watching the man for a moment, Lu Di suddenly shook his head and sighed, "We are from the same roots, so why are we in such a hurry?"

For the slaves in the basement, Ludi had a heart of sympathy. If he could really kill them, he would definitely free all these slaves without hesitation.

However, the behavior of the man in front of him was intolerable to him. This was not simply about fighting for Hancock's two sisters. If other slaves were treated in this way, he would also stand up.

Hearing Lu Di's words, the man said disapprovingly: "Who let them block the way..."

As soon as the word 'die' came out, Lu Di suddenly moved forward, and punched the man against the basement wall.

boom…

A shocking crash sounded, and the man immediately fainted under the powerful impact.

Looking at the man who fell down as softly as a sponge, Lu Di wiped his fist and said calmly: "You can't teach a boy!"

Lu Di's sudden attack shocked the male slaves standing behind the man. After they all looked at each other, everyone took a step back.

Hancock seemed used to this sudden violence. After blinking her big spiritual eyes, she suddenly heard the two unconscious sisters, then turned around and ran towards them. Ludy ignored the men standing stupidly in the corridor and followed Hancock to the two unconscious sisters.

"Ludie..."

Hancock, who was squatting in front of the two sisters, saw that both sisters had fainted. She raised her head and looked at Ludi, and then struggled not to let those two lines of tears flow out.

"Ah."

Ludi nodded, then bent down and squatted down.

Then, he put his two hands on the heads of the two unconscious sisters and treated them with recovery techniques.

Under the treatment of the recovery technique, the two sisters woke up one after another.

Seeing that both sisters woke up, the stubborn Hancock couldn't bear it anymore, hugged the two sisters and shed tears silently!

Looking at the hug