Captain Jack of Azeroth

Chapter 24: Clever words and seductive words
"Work quickly!"

The minotaur Anu shouted at the side, and the other pirates had already opened up the deck, turning it into a shaft that led directly to the bottom cabin. The goblin craftsmen at the dock operated the crane to lower the rope, and the pirates only had to hang the rope on the hook on the box, and then hold on to the crane to lift the box out of the shaft.

When the cargo is light, this job is easy. But when the cargo is heavy, it is a bit dangerous. If the hook is not properly hung or the crane fails to lift, the box will swing and hit you, which may kill you.

This dangerous job naturally fell on Jack.

Jack shrugged. This dangerous job was nothing to him. The red dragon blood strengthened him enough to handle such a job.

In an hour, the boxes were delivered to the dock. A crane loaded the boxes onto a truck and the pirates transported them to the warehouse.

When Jack walked onto the dock, all the pirates disappeared.

Jack had no choice but to go into the city to see if he could find the Goblin Captain. Treasure Bay was full of Goblins, and since Goblins were always greedy for money, it would be a huge expense to eat and live here. Jack didn't even have a copper coin on him, and if he couldn't find the Goblin Captain, he would have to sleep on the street and starve.

On the inside of the street was a goblin shop. When the owner and clerk saw someone on the street, they immediately shouted, "Friend, do you need anything? We have the best weapons in our store."

"My armor is the best in all of Booty Bay."

"Want to buy a parrot? My parrot was caught from Kalimdor, and it's the only one of its kind in the Eastern Kingdoms."

It's a pity that they are just flirting with a blind man.

Jack walked along the street towards the tallest building in the city. On the first floor was the inn, where many pirates were drinking. When they saw Jack coming, they immediately turned around with their glasses in their hands, pretending not to see him.

Only the minotaur Anu looked at Jack speechlessly. He asked Jack to go to work and then ran to the city, but he still failed to escape.

"Give him a drink!"

Jack smiled and sat next to Shotgun, "Thanks, Boss."

The minotaur Anu also has ambitions. Although he is just a bodyguard of the goblins, he also wants to become a big shot. Jack has been observing him these days and knows how to make him happy.

Hearing Jack call him boss, he felt better and felt more comfortable spending the money.

"Give me some more food."

As they ate, Jack asked about the situation in Treasure Bay.

The minotaur Anu was a little too proud of Jack's flattery, and he kept telling him about the strange stories of Treasure Bay. Most of these strange stories were about the stingy and bizarre things of the goblin bosses, and they also contained information about the goblin bosses' shops. On the way here, the goblins shouted about how good their products were, but in the stories of the minotaur Anu, the things in the goblin shops were all scams, and no pirates would buy anything in their shops.

The weapons were inferior, the armor was made of the wrong material, the food had no taste, and even the famous parrots were half-dead.

Jack was amazed at what he heard. He knew that the goblins were all tricks, but he didn't expect them to be this tricky.

The only place in the entire Treasure Bay that is not a scam is this hotel. The hotel is the property of the wealthy man Levigaz, and it is a place for the Blackwater Pirates to rest when they are in Treasure Bay. As the boss behind Treasure Bay, Levigaz has a longer-term business vision. The Blackwater Pirates work hard for him, and improving their treatment can make the pirates work harder.

He also learned some information about the ship, such as the full name of the tauren was Anu Heavyfist and the goblin captain was called Nadro.

After staying in Booty Bay for a few days, the pirates set out again. They left the port under the banner of Booty Bay, and lowered the flag after sailing for a few days. When passing through the West Wilderness, they found a merchant ship from Stormwind City.

Captain Nadro immediately brought the ship closer, "Raise the crossbones flag and launch an attack!"

The pirates became excited and Chong Quan even ran to the side of the ship, waiting for the next boarding battle.

Jack's eyes flickered. The presence of merchant ships in Stormwind meant that the young King Varian had returned to Stormwind. If Jack could return to Stormwind at this time, with his and Fizmos's achievements in killing the red dragon, he could at least become a mid-level officer.

Unfortunately, the Baofu fired a shot from a distance, and the merchant ship raised the white flag.

The pirates boarded the merchant ship, but found only food and no other valuables. Captain Nedro was unwilling to accept this and continued to let the pirates search the ship.

Jack walked up to the human captain and asked, "How is the war between the Alliance and the orcs going?"

The human captain looked at Jack in surprise, and Jack said calmly: "I haven't been in contact with human society for a long time."

The captain nodded. "The Alliance won, but Sir Lothar died at the hands of the orc warchief. King Varian returned to Stormwind with his soldiers and civilians, intending to rebuild on the original site... We were only transporting food from the Western Wilds to Stormwind, and there really wasn't anything valuable."

Jack looked at him and said nothing.

He walked up to Captain Nadro and whispered, "Captain, they are just transporting food."

Captain Nedro said sharply: "Don't forget, you work for me."

Jack explained, "Of course, Boss. But I still think it's better to let them go. Stormwind is currently being rebuilt, and even if we have money, we will spend it on it. If we can attack Stormwind, we may gain something."

Nedlo's eyes sparkled, and it was obvious that he had become greedy.

"But we can't. Although Stormwind City is dilapidated, there are a large number of human troops stationed there. We are no match for them at all."

Nedlo finally came to his senses and said in annoyance, "Yes! We don't have the ability to attack Stormwind City."

He changed the subject, "But what does this have to do with releasing these humans?"

Jack: "Boss, think about it! It will take a long time for Stormwind to rebuild, and humans will be very poor during this period. Instead of robbing during this period, it is better to temporarily give up activities in this sea area and wait until Stormwind becomes rich before robbing. By then, the harvest will definitely be huge."

Captain Nidro's eyes lit up, "That's a good idea."

Jack lowered his voice and said, "Captain, if you let them go, then the people of Stormwind will feel that this sea area is safe, and they will be more confident in transporting supplies, which will speed up the reconstruction of Stormwind..."

Nadro's eyes became brighter and brighter. "What you said makes sense, then let them go."

The pirates looked at each other in bewilderment. The goblins had always been merciful, so why were they so merciful today? Many of them had become pirates because their ships were robbed. If the goblins had let them go, perhaps they would have had a different life.

After the Storm City merchant ship was released, everyone thanked the pirates and then sailed away as quickly as possible, fearing that the pirates would change their minds.

(End of this chapter)