Six Hundred and Forty Second

The most powerful berserker is the general argument of Bonnet's combat power project. Under it, Leif and Daniel have really summed up a set of convincing hypotheses.

That is, based on the peculiar altruistic characteristics of a berserker, the means that can most stimulate the development of its strength is self-deification.

Moreover, there is still a considerable degree of ambiguity in this hypothesis. The "deified" it refers to does not regard oneself as a god, but believes that "one is an irreplaceable tool, the best tool for God".

In other words, it is [sense of mission].

Daniel believes that the transformation of the Eriksson brothers began from the moment they left Europe and broke into North America. At that time, they departed from Stavanger, the root of their beliefs, and broke into a country that regarded the Viking faith as a historical term. New World.

Sticking to their beliefs and spreading their beliefs became the mission they entrusted to themselves. From that moment on, their berserker abilities were reborn for the first time.

However, fading requires a process. Before completing the fading, they first discovered the relics of the ruthless. Bonet betrayed Leif for the holy relic of the Vikings.

Trapped in the double blow of the failure of the blood ship and the betrayal of his own brother, Leif once lost his life goal, and did not find his mission again until he merged with Lorraine.

The mission he established for himself is: to prevent the despicable from tarnishing the name of God.

And Bonet betrayed his family for his faith. In order to escape the torment of self-blame and guilt, he added a shell called comparison to his original mission.

He wants to prove that he is more useful to God than Leif, and as God's servant, his betrayal is correct.

Leif, who lives to kill, and Bonet, who kills to live, have differences from the perspective of a berserker.

The difference brought to them by the new environment is not limited to this. Berserkers are monsters born from devouring the sense of mission. Perhaps their beliefs will not determine their own strength, but the environment of beliefs will definitely enter into the consideration of their dedication.

There is only one Viking around the reborn Leif, and that is Lorraine. Lorraine is alive and well, and Leif's belief environment is extremely stable, and to be more straightforward, he does not seek to make progress.

And the only ones around Bonnet who survived were those pirates who traveled to the New World on the SuperStar Gemini.

In this era, it is like a fantasy to spread Viking polytheism in a place without foundation, and the Vikings also lack the desire and professionalism to preach.

The believers on the ship were lonely. When the twins turned against each other, a group of them died in battle. Afterwards, the looting continued to reduce the number of believers. Until the fierce battle at Basseterre, only a handful of Viking warriors survived.

Bonnett has seen it all.

In order to find a reason for his betrayal, every time a Viking died in battle, the mission he imposed on himself would be a little heavier. Quantitative changes thus led to qualitative changes. Only then can he assert that Bonet has become the most powerful "human" in the Caribbean.

No one knows where his limit is, just like the reason for the upgrade of the Berserker's combat power. All of the above are groundless guesses made by Daniel combined with Leif's narration. Only because the result is correct, the process is considered correct.

Bell was so dizzy, he summed it up for a long time, and finally concluded: "So the reason why Bonnet Eriksson is strong is because he has been sacrificing Vikings to the sky for the past few years?"

"Your imagination is full of comforting ignorance and stupidity, Mr. Captain. If possible, when you die in battle, I would like to open your skull and see with my own eyes whether it is a brain or a stone hidden inside." .”

"Can't,

Thanks! "

"It's a pity." Daniel sighed. "The reason why Bonet is strong is the guilt in his heart and the self-deception to escape the guilt. The Vikings are just the catalyst in his transformation, and the catalyst creates the result." , but the results do not originate from catalysis."

Bell gave up.

He's sure he doesn't like Daniel's style of speaking and doesn't understand what he's saying.

Thinking about it carefully, the powerful Bonnet has nothing to do with his weak helmsman. When the flood came, there was Noah. No matter how bad it was, it was Moses who was in charge of dividing the sea. It couldn’t be him, Bel Judea.

He doesn't need to understand the details of those inhuman creatures that even Lorraine, Leif and Hannah can't handle together, and he doesn't need to think about how to deal with them, unless...

In Lorraine's judgment, he might face Bonet at sea during his tenure as captain.

Bell snorted depressingly: "How high and how far can that invincible Mr. Viking jump?"

"I don't know." It was Lorraine who answered, "Leff can jump 12 meters with a sufficient run-up, and Henna can reach a maximum height of more than 4 meters without assistance. You can think that Bonet is in all aspects surpassed them all."

Bell was dumbfounded: "A jump of 12 meters... Can people really do this?"

"If you can direct your body to do a shin-bone jump in three on flat ground, you can do it too."

"That is to say, once I encounter something, I not only have to avoid getting on board, but I have to dodge even when approaching."

Lorraine patted Bell on the shoulder, and said helplessly, "The best weapon to deal with berserkers is artillery. There is no berserker that can't be killed by a single shell. If there is one, then give it another shot."

"Thank you." Bell rolled his eyes and thanked sincerely, "This is the most correct nonsense I have ever heard in my life."

"If you can't kill it..." Leff in the jar suddenly interjected, "If you can't kill it, you can expel it or escape."

He said: "Bonet will wear off quickly, six months, or a year."

Lorraine, Bell, and Daniel all looked at him in surprise.

A red light flashed in the mask of the Gothic armor: "In the woods today, Bonet escaped. He could have killed me and wounded us hard. It would be a wonderful battle, and it would surely make Tyre happy."

"But because he was afraid of death, he ran away."

"This escape tore away all his previous lies. He never lived for Tyr. He was just a selfish coward."

...

Reverse metamorphosis...

Walking out of Daniel's cabin, Lorraine had mixed feelings.

Bonet is the undoubted enemy, no matter whether there is a way to defeat him, all Lorraine thinks about is how to kill him.

He took Bell to see Leif and Daniel with this idea in mind.

The Vikings are fighting the First Formation, and the Valkyrie can completely change the balance of the battlefield. With Bell's driving ability and Favna's tactical ability, they have a great chance to siege the invincible Bonet in the sea of ​​Wairust.

But Leif said Bonet's self-hypnosis was broken.

The invincible Bonnet streaked across the sky like a shooting star. From then on, there was only one weak coward left in the world, and there would never be that invincible berserker again.

The end of a hero is always a memorable scene, no matter whether the hero is an enemy or a friend.

Lorraine no longer has the intention to besiege and kill a powerful coward, and the injured Valkyrie no longer has the need to forcefully go out.

Having lost this objective, Lorraine found his battle in Outer Rust over.

Henry, the hound who assassinated Valkyrie, gave the head, and Cotton Jack was obsessed with money, robbing the guests of the Morgan Chamber of Commerce and the luxuries they collected.

Although there is the arm blade that Hana wants, but the pirates have to exchange it for money after they rob it. Lorraine has countless ways to buy the arm blade without showing his face. The procedure is not troublesome, and the cost may be less.

Among the allies, the American government and the Solomon Chamber of Commerce suffered losses.

However, the Solomon Chamber of Commerce's Skuna ship is not worth mentioning, and the US government's 150,000 pounds is not personal property. Hamilton does not need to bear any responsibility for the loss due to force majeure this time.

The rest... the Neptune.

After the strangling of Henry the hound ended, the Neptune was quietly moored in the open sea two kilometers away from Valkyrie, and there has been no news so far.

This was not beyond Lorraine's expectations.

After all, her identity is too sensitive, and any unnecessary actions may cause inappropriate fermentation.

Walking away without saying a word is what a smart idiot should do. The reason why Shaq stayed where he was after the battle was over is probably... he was waiting for Lorraine's next plan.

Thinking of Shaq, Lorraine thought of the design of Fury.

If the pirate hadn't appeared, he should have obtained the original manuscript of Fury by this time.

If these priceless blueprints were lost and burned during the riots, the pirates would be finished, and Morgan would not be better off.

Lorraine didn't know whether the pirates knew what these blueprints represented, but Morgan definitely knew, so they would do their best to protect them like they were protecting themselves.

They're probably safe, Lorraine thought.

Unexpectedly, before this idea clearly reflected from his mind to his mouth, Lorraine saw a speedboat speeding across the sea and approaching the side of Valkyrie.

Standing on the boat was a gentleman covered in blood and in a mess. If Lorraine's eyes weren't blurry, that gentleman was Alsace King, Morgan's abandoned son...

"President Drake! The patriarch's secret refuge was discovered by pirates, and I tried my best to break out from the thugs!"

"My patriarch, the deputy chief of staff of the French Channel Fleet, and all the plans for the Fury were taken away by those pirates!"

"Please, save Morgan!"