Pirates: Stick to Justice

In the evening, a busy day's work finally comes to an end.

The sky has darkened, and the entire Fishman Island is colorful and charming. The lighting object is a special kind of moss, which can store sunlight for use at night.

In the simple tent conference room, Shirakawa and Otohime sat opposite each other, discussing the production of books.

"Is it really possible?" Otohime's eyes suddenly brightened up, and she looked at Shirakawa expectantly.

"Of course, the key is whether the paper productivity of Fish-Man Island is sufficient."

In this world, although books are not a rare commodity and newspapers can be printed and distributed at will, Shirakawa will probably have some difficulties on Fish-Man Island.

"You are willing to share the knowledge on the ground with us. This is the greatest favor. We, Dragon Palace City, are fully responsible for the paper matter."

Otohime's face turned red with excitement and she clenched her little fists tightly. Her understanding of the ground was limited to very basic things like forests and the sky.

There is also some information about what the Chambord Islands looked like, but other aspects are very vague.

Bai Chuan thought for a while and felt that there was still some room for maneuver.

"Then there are a few little things that I would like to ask for your help with. I want a few stores."

The 200 navy personnel who came this time are quite comprehensive in their craftsmanship. There are basically a few chefs, craftsmen, painters, etc. who are proficient in it, and there are even more who are learning as a hobby.

If we open a few stores here, it would probably be a good choice. They can develop it in the long term and subsidize the navy's military expenses.

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