Durin's Diary

Chapter 207 Still unfinished
After the raider squadron fired several rounds of incendiary bombs and spells at the green-skinned orcs' ships, the green-skinned orcs began to collapse. Some were still fighting to the death, while others had already turned around and started to flee.

The raider squadron did not care about those that escaped, but instead bombarded the remaining green-skinned orc battleships together with the battleships.

After the chain bullets destroyed the enemy's sails, the captain loudly ordered the raider to approach a ship. He first used magic to cleanse the green-skinned guys on the deck, and then the marines began to board.

Du Lin also wanted to go, but this time the captain refused.

Du Lin didn't take it seriously and directly shot an animated plant at the green battleship opposite.

Then I saw the mainsail with the bark still on it rise from the ground and turn into a tree man. The branches turned into arms and swept the greenskins who rushed onto the deck to fight into the sea.

"Are we still jumping?" The assistant looked at the tree man on the opposite boat who was tearing the green skin with his bare hands, and asked his captain while wiping the sweat from his forehead.

The latter adjusted his slightly crooked captain's hat and looked at the tree man who used the green-skinned orc boy's body as a weapon to knock down his fellow tree man. He finally shook his head and said, "Let's change boats."

Du Lin could only watch as Mr. Treeman smashed through the boat and started swimming towards the land.

The other ship chosen by the captain began to sink before it could get close - at close range, the gunners' hit rate was still guaranteed.

So the captain looked around, and finally the lookout told him that the last green-skinned battleship had been surrounded by friendly forces, and now every green-skinned boy on the deck had to deal with at least six navy sailors.

It sounds miserable.

That’s what Du Lin thinks.

After the battle was over, the rescued Changtang merchant fleet followed the fleet to the port of Alessano.

The ships that the green orcs did not destroy will also be towed away - the wood and nails on them can still be dismantled and recycled. Moreover, the orcs' ships may contain cargo from robbed human merchant ships. If someone comes to claim it, they can get some dividends. If no one can claim it, it would be even better.

Du Lin also inquired and found out that Chang Tang's fleet would pay for the rescue, so in the Western Land Sea, everyone was willing to help the Chang Tang caravan, but the farthest they could only reach was the port of Alessano and Syracuse further south.

This resulted in commercial trade in the south being far greater than in the north, and the Great Wasteland was able to make a lot of money as a result. The Eastern Elf Territory also earned a large number of arms contracts.

You know, even Sidney United is jealous of such income.

But the Changtang people neither went south to the islands nor west to the Sidney Union, and no one knew why.

Du Lin is not a curious baby, as long as he can make money, it's fine.

After getting off the boat, Du Lin was about to take the girl back to Evercast Fortress through the teleportation channel when he was stopped by the fleet commander.

"Mr. Dulin, the captain of the attack ship you're on and I have already written down your battle record. Would you like to review it?"

"I believe you, thank you." Du Lin replied with a smile.

Since Du Lin said so, the commander could only smile and let Du Lin leave.

"Are you really not going to take a look?" Anta asked curiously, "Aren't you worried about them embezzling money? I heard that this is quite common in the human world."

"In a war zone, people have to take on responsibilities that are equal to their abilities. If they don't have enough abilities but get rewards that exceed their talents, that is a standard way to die." Having said that, Du Lin looked at Melinda: "Melinda, what do you think?" "You are right, hunters never play like this, because what is yours cannot escape, and what is not yours cannot be taken." After Melinda finished speaking, she looked at the crowd on the street in the distance: "It's really different here from Copenhagen. It's so hot." Isn't it? It's not even 20 degrees in Copenhagen in the afternoon.

In the south, it is common for the temperature to exceed 25 degrees in the afternoon. When it is sunny and hot, it can even reach 30 degrees, which is so hot that it can kill people.

"I want to go back to the Everburning Nest and take a bath as soon as possible." Anta said, scratching the back of her neck unhappily. "I feel like the sea salt is about to crystallize on my body."

At this time, a carriage stopped beside Du Lin and others, and a lady's head popped out of the carriage: "Melinda! Is that you!"

A lady with blonde hair and fair, delicate skin, without any of the roughness that is typical of people living by the sea.

"Ah, Aunt Roland, why are you here today?" Melinda smiled and nodded: "It's me."

"Oh my goodness, it really is my little Melinda! I heard you went to Copenhagen with Mr. Dulin. It's been so chaotic there these days. I'm glad you're not there," the woman said as she got off the carriage. The big-eared mixed-race woman hugged Melinda and then looked at Dulin. "You must be Mr. Dulin, right?"

Du Lin nodded: "Yes."

"Can you come back to Copenhagen later?" The lady made a seemingly absurd request.

"What's wrong?" Du Lin asked.

"The war between the Northerners and the royal family has erupted. Many have died, and many more are imprisoned. The old king is claiming illness, and his eldest and second sons are acting like mad. If I were you, child, I would try to return later, at least until the situation stabilizes and the old king decides not to let his two children go crazy in public." The lady sighed after speaking. "These are turbulent times. As a relative of the king, Lady Salin should have stepped in to intervene, but she's injured."

"What's going on?" Du Lin asked.

"Just this morning, she was stabbed and we don't know who the murderer is."

"thank you, I know now."

The lady nodded, then gave Melinda a few more instructions. She reluctantly got into the carriage and left.

"I didn't expect that Professor Jason's death would cause such a big stir."

"This matter is all the fault of the royal hounds. Professor Jason is hard-hearted. Since the hounds have set the hook, he personally comes to bite it. He is also as hard-hearted as iron." When he said this, Du Lin also sighed. You see, based on Du Lin's understanding of Mrs. Salin, she is open-minded and has no ill will towards Northernism. No one knows which side of the extremists she belongs to when she was assassinated this time.

This is the melting pot. Revolution uses flesh and blood as fuel and lives as kindling to ignite everything, forge iron-boned loyal souls, and burn away those who are afraid of death.

After entering the teleportation channel and returning to the Everburning Nest, Durin hadn't even sat down when the messenger from the Sario family arrived.

He brought only a message from Loreen Sarrio.

If it's not too much trouble, please come with Elaine to see this old woman off for the last time.

Mrs. Loreen Sario, unknowingly, took the last step in her life.

(End of this chapter)