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Chapter 1110 The Holy Grail and the Fountain of Youth
I have to say that the people of Crete are really good at making up stories. Captain Babo's blood was used in several buckets.

Descendants of pirates, the greedy Cretans would prescribe different remedies for different groups and provide different versions of the Fountain of Youth.

Take the Eternal Kingdom for example. As a lost kingdom, the Eternal Kingdom was submerged in the long river of history for a long time.

According to legend, the Cretans were closely related to the collapse of the powerful Eternal Kingdom and the loss of the final royal city.

Originally, there were twelve noble knights in the Eternal Kingdom. The twelve knights surrounded the noble Eternal King, and more knights surrounded the twelve knights, thus forming a perfect governance structure.

Everything was perfect until one day, something called the Holy Grail appeared. The Holy Grail allowed everyone, including the Eternal King, to see a better world. The word "better" was so attractive that the knights should devote themselves to a better kingdom. The mission of finding the Holy Grail was born.

Then, some reckless Cretan claimed that the Fountain of Youth was contained in the most precious cup in the world and only the gods could enjoy it.

As a result, the knights of the Eternal Kingdom also embarked on the journey of no return in search of the Fountain of Youth. As a result, cracks began to appear in the perfect governance structure and finally it collapsed.

Ironically, the reason why the royal city of the Eternal Kingdom has emerged in the long river of history is also because of the Cretans.

A stranger from the Fairy Kingdom found clues about the knight who had been looking for the Holy Grail in the chaotic market of Crete, and reversed the knight's route to find the location of the capital of the Eternal Kingdom.

When talking about this, the pirates were all filled with regret. They had been here for at least several decades, but in the end, they were taken advantage of by strangers. They felt very upset.

The reason why this story is mentioned is that neither the Knights of the Eternal Kingdom nor the Eternal King are fools, and the Cretans' clumsy lies cannot deceive them unless there is truth in those lies.

As for what the real thing is, the pirates have no idea. Only in the Fairy Kingdom or the Eternal Kingdom will there be subsequent clues.

Next is the most widely circulated legend about the Silver Man.

Legend has it that among the pirates who landed on Crete, there was a man who was out of place. He was spotless and his desire to find the fountain of youth was not for his own selfish desires. In all the stories about the fountain of youth, he is called the only one qualified to drink from it.

The Silver Man took the map of the Fountain of Youth from Crete, and some pirates left as a result. The remaining pirates became residents of Crete.

Of course, those pirates did not stay voluntarily, they just left too late and became the first group to be eliminated on the route to the Fountain of Youth.

Logically speaking, the island of Crete is no longer useful, but the problem is that when the sea water receded and it became the city of Crete, the man of silver returned here and left a message.

[Only with the eyes of an eagle can one find the spring water that makes even the gods feel ecstatic]

The end of the search for the Fountain of Youth became the starting point again, and the silver man disappeared without a trace.

"It is rumored that this ship, the Burnt Eagle, was the ship that the Silver Man took to Crete, so we turned this place into a hidden gathering tavern."

Captain Babo stopped his bleeding, which meant he had finished what he wanted to say.

Blaze felt a little unsatisfied and sighed regretfully. Listening to stories is an indispensable part of the treasure hunting adventure.

The old man tells good stories, the tavern with a pirate atmosphere is also nice, and the sailor playing the violin will change the music according to the ups and downs of the old man's story.

However, Captain Babo seemed to regard his regret for the end of the story as regret for no more blood spurting out, and there was a bit more fear on his face.

The pirates could only provide so much information, and it was no wonder that they had no reason to blame them. If they could really come up with some decisive information, they would not hand it over so easily, and they would not ask for such a low price. "Now it's the turn of the two guests to tell us what you know. You can't come here just because Crete has the most legends about the Fountain of Youth, and try your luck. After all, Crete is notorious for this."

Audrey was about to speak when she felt something furry poking her leg. Greenland was using his tail to remind her to let him do the talking.

Audrey glanced at the old foxes in front of her and knew that she couldn't handle it, so she simply handed over the right to speak and see how Greenland would deal with it.

This is a great learning opportunity.

Greenland's negotiations were quite sharp. She first generously admitted that she did have definite clues, and even revealed that the silver man was actually the ancestor of the Acadians, but then she asked the pirates to hand over the treasure maps in exchange.

The atmosphere in the pirate tavern suddenly fell into a state of war at any time, and Greenland's speech was like a robbery.

However, the possibility of fighting at any time means that there will be no fighting. A pirate tried to overturn the table, but Greenland just put his feet on the table. The pirate's face turned purple, and the table did not move.

Absolute strength brings about peaceful negotiations.

Although the Greenland Lion made a big request and looked like she didn't want to cooperate at all, but she controlled the speed just right. Greenland promised to give all the wealth on the route to the Fountain of Youth to the pirates, and she only wanted the Fountain of Youth.

After promising benefits, it is natural to show that "this is an opportunity for you, if you miss it, there will be no chance again."

How to show it, of course, is the pirates' advantage - pirate ships and the method of entering the sea. Needless to say, the method of entering the sea is now turned upside down, and the ocean world is no longer a world that belongs exclusively to pirates.

As for the ship... they have a top-specification ship - the ghost ship Najilfa, which is a ship carrying the souls of giants and sailing in the sea of ​​fire at the end of the gods.

The pirates immediately became obedient. They took out the treasure maps from their pockets and placed them on the negotiation table.

Greenland didn't go to get it directly, but nodded to Audrey. Now it was Audrey's turn. She said that she must play the [Honest Blood Cup], but Audrey didn't have to.

"The Silver Man who once searched for the Fountain of Youth was a member of the Silver Clan, and can be said to be the ancestor of the Arcadian people. He wanted the Fountain of Youth in order to lift the curse of the Arcadian people, and the clue he left for the Arcadian people was the statue of the New Moon."

Audrey relayed Bernard's words in a cold voice, but the pirates shook their heads in disappointment. There was no statue of the new moon in Crete.

First of all, such a beautiful statue would definitely have been sold or demolished by the Cretans, and it would absolutely not have survived until now.

Audrey sighed in disappointment. Of course, this was just an act, because there were two locations for the New Moon statues, and the most likely thing her ancestor would do was to leave clues in both places.

Since Greenland hinted that the pirates could not be fully trusted, there was no need for her to take them to another location.

"Really? What a pity." Captain Barber sighed regretfully and gave a sly smile the moment Audrey was about to get up.

"This lady must not know that when sailing on the sea, you need the guidance of a compass."

Compared to the pirates who make a living by lying, Audrey is still a little naive.

(End of this chapter)