Six Hundred and Forty First Together Is Idle

Close to two o'clock, exactly 1:45 p.m., Wai Rust's guns sounded for two hours and fifteen minutes, the 100th minute of the war at Pier 17, Lorraine, who had figured out most of the situation, finally started from 19 Depart from the pier and head steadily at a speed of 3 knots to pier 17, where the war has just extinguished.

The straight-line distance is one kilometer, and the voyage distance is 1700. The voyage will only take 20 minutes if it is fully loaded, so the great Rurik sailed out of the shelter of the shelter ridge after two o'clock. Successfully docked with the Valkyrie outside the haven.

The Valkyrie is outside the bay, the Rurik is outside the bay, and the Neptune is at the mouth of the bay. The bay is completely handed over to Henry the Hound's pirate group. There are five remaining ships, three are broken and anchored, and two are sinking .

Standing on the bow of the long-lost Valkyrie, Lorraine looked at the bay full of masts.

"How many ships were sunk inside?"

"Including the Scarlet Maple Leaf that was sunk by stray bullets, and excluding the two sinking ships, a total of five ships have sunk." Bell replied with lingering fear.

"Is it still possible to sail in the bay?"

"It is barely possible to advance at a slow speed. If you want to speed up or make some moves, the possibility of being stranded is very high."

"I'm embarrassing you..." Lorraine turned her head and swept across the messy deck with emotion, "Hina's cabin was blown up, Carmen's observation deck was cut off, the hull was full of pitted debris, and the fin stabilizer ...which side of the stabilizer fin is broken?"

"It's the right fin that's broken, and there's a big hole in the copper cladding on the bottom of the ship. Even at slow speeds, you can feel the instability of the hull when you steer the helm. If my guess is correct, before the repair is completed, the bow probably I can't lift it up."

Lorraine was puzzled: "How could it hurt so badly under the waterline?"

"Reverse because of 6 knots?" Bell winked and made a strange face.

"6 knots reverse?!"

"At that time, someone was pressing the hammer on the plank road." He scratched his head shyly, "Ah, fortunately, the small design of quick anchor removal was retained when the ship was built. gone."

"Ah...that's great." Lorraine felt cold sweat on his palms.

Bell easily forgave his brutality, stretched his arms and took two steps closer: "Student Drake, I heard you lost the fight?"

"Three against one." Lorraine stretched out three fingers and pushed Bell away. "As a result, Leif fractured, Henna lost strength, and the three of us suffered more than twenty bruises, while Bonnet was unscathed."

"Three hits, one three hits, one hits one, and you are the one who hits more and less?"

"Daniel made a guess when he was researching the blood of the Vikings." Lorraine dug deep into the memory in his mind, "He believed that among the ancient Viking tribes, whalers and berserkers were collaborators with a division of labor. "

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"Including Sir Garman and I, many people think that the whalers and the berserkers should be the leaders of two different tribes. There should be struggle and cooperation between them. In the end, the berserkers established a kingdom and the whalers left. Northern Europe."

"After studying the bloodlines of Leif and I, Daniel put forward different opinions in comparison with Viking history, that is, what I said before, whalers and berserkers play different roles in the same tribe, and there is a division of labor partnership."

"Berserkers are leaders, leading wars and managing wealth, while whalers are priests, leading production and controlling beliefs." Lorraine paused, "In fact, his guess is more traditional than our original understanding, because most people believe in primitive religions All civilizations have a similar civil and military division of labor.

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"Mages and warriors, druids and knights, priests and warriors, if you switch to Vikings, you are whalers and berserkers."

"Daniel believes that the reason for this division of labor is the polytheistic system of primitive religions. Their gods are a combination of humanity and divinity, and believers can easily find their own needs from the divine power of faith."

"In contrast to modern religions, they focus on shaping the only omnipotent God, and do their best to cover up and strip God's humanity and weaknesses."

"Such gods are undoubtedly greater, more holy, and more suitable for spreading and worshiping, but excessive whitewashing eventually leads to blurring of their priesthood, which hinders the purposeful behavior of believers. It is for this reason that the deification of the three wisdoms will It is dying out and degenerating into a kind of deception."

Lorraine led Bell all the way and went down to the cabin. In Daniel's cabin, Daniel was tending to Leff's wound.

I saw him use scissors to cut open Lorraine's messy bandaging, and remove the splint embedded in the flesh, revealing the gourd-shaped right forearm underneath.

"How did it hurt like this?" He hit Leif's wound with a hammer like a carpenter.

Leif was in the form of a berserker in pain, his red eyes were expressionless: "Bonet has a shield, I'm wearing a dress, and the captain doesn't allow me to wear a shield."

"Can you win with a shield?" Daniel threw away the hammer, put Leif in a Gothic tin can, locked it, picked up a scalpel, and stabbed the muscle in half.

Thick blood spurted out from the cabin roof to the floor, splashing Daniel's head and face.

Daniel didn't even wipe the blood from his face, stretched his muscles mechanically, and asked again: "Can you win with a shield?"

"With the shield, I will die, but I am sure that he will be seriously injured." Leif replied in a muffled voice in the jar.

After a while, Daniel put the shattered bones back in place with his superb building block technique, glued them together, and sewed up the muscles and epidermis.

The wound looked even more terrifying. He carefully bandaged the entire forearm, clipped the real splint, and sealed the iron plate on the outside of the splint. Lock six big locks.

So far, Leif has turned into a complete pair of Gothic plate armor, which is silently stuck in a corner of the cabin like a pillar. Only when you get closer can you see the looming red glow in the visor.

"Maintain madness for at least two hours." The doctor said, "Strenuous exercise is not allowed within half a month. If the maddening time exceeds 12 hours a day, strenuous exercise is not allowed for 10 days."

"No." Jars replied.

The difficult open arm surgery declared victory, Daniel stepped out of the cabin, and began to undress in front of Lorraine and Bell.

Taking it off, he stopped with a surprised expression on his face.

"The captain who lost his armor and the captain who almost lost his armor and armor, when did you come in?"

Lorraine took a half step back subconsciously, and put his body in a defensive posture: "When you used the hammer to induce Leif to go mad."

"Is it that early?" Daniel's perfunctory voice remained, and he changed into clean clothes on his own, "What's the matter?"

"Bell is curious about Bonet's status. Although I can introduce it to him, but it is easy to understand, it is better to talk to you and Leif."

"It turned out to be this matter."

Daniel glanced at the bulkhead of the outer cabin. There was a broken nautical chart hanging there, scattered in half like leftover pizza, without any marks on it, and no center.

"Have you found the token of Henry the Hound?" Lorraine asked following his eyes.

"The 21 keepsakes have collected 11 points, and the Morgan family is in charge of the middle, which is exactly half." Daniel said softly, "However, there are no marks and scales, only some grotesque animal figures, which look like twelve or thirteen. The original style of the 19th century, no geographical or other key points can be seen, the only thing that can be determined, it is a whole chart."

"Aren't you sure about this before?" Lorraine was very strange.

"Every researcher will falsely report the progress when facing investors' inquiries, and I am no exception." Daniel said as a matter of course, "About the captain's question, the strength of Bonnet Eriksson..."

"Bonet is the strongest now." Leif in the jar said.

Bell's face was full of curiosity: "The strongest? How strong? Lorraine Heina and you are no longer as strong as normal humans. How did he make you unable to fight against the enemy together?"

"Because a berserker is a sword." Leif seamlessly switched to the poet mode, "A berserker relies on faith to survive, but we don't pursue the purity of faith, we only care about how much we can do for God."

"Battle is a performance dedicated to the gods, and property is a sacrifice dedicated to the gods. The best of us will be taken to the Hall of Valor after death. This is a reward. Only the berserker who has sacrificed the most to the gods can be selected as a god. His attendants fought for the gods until they disappeared."

"Because of this, unlike other gods who ask for power from gods, it is never the superior gods that determine the power of the berserkers, but ourselves, our determination and awareness of dedication."

"Sorcerers are favored by the gods, but we are the servants of the gods!"

Leif's explanation was really "simple and easy to understand", and Bell didn't understand a word, so he could only look at Lorraine helplessly.

Lorraine thought for a while, and translated as best he could: "He means... Berserkers are the best."

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Bell fully understood.