Pirates: Stick to Justice

"Your Excellency Baichuan, this joke is no fun."

Inuarashi's hands stiffened for a moment and immediately returned to normal, as if nothing had happened.

"Well, peace of mind, as long as I don't attack civilians, I'm not very interested in arresting them."

"I'm just a little confused. Why are you looking for historical texts? Didn't you follow Roger to Lovedale?"

To put it more bluntly, Duke Inarashi directly grasped the hilt of the sword.

"Don't be nervous, I'm not interested in those adult memories, and I don't want to arrest you."

Shirakawa held down Inuarashi's sword-drawing hand, pointing out that this might make the other party more wary, but there was no doubt that the other party would not continue to be careless.

These fur tribes are all ruthless people. They are the kind of people who want to keep secrets even if their whole tribe is wiped out. I really don’t know what they are thinking. In Bai Chuan’s view, nothing is as important as anyone, let alone this history.

"I was quite interested in Ravdrew a long time ago, but now I no longer care about it, and the historical text is meaningless to me."

Bai Chuan believes that if you want to change the world, then work hard and think of ways, instead of counting on a blank 100 years, which is just self-deception.

Although history carries glory, if you want a happy life, you still need to create it with your own hands.

In Bai Chuan's view, the will to find D is worthless. Is it possible that they must be needed to create a better life? This is a bullshit theory that completely erases the efforts of others.

Even if it is not d, it can still create the future.

"You seem to know these things very clearly." Inu Arashi The collection of this site is incomplete, please check out the Gege Party. If you are already on the Gege Party, please turn off the browser ad blocking plug-in to display all chapter content.

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