Pirate: It’s not a phantom beast, it’s a phantom god!

Chapter 102 Labor Dispatch
The Fore Pirates were not disbanded, but joined the Beasts as a complete subordinate pirate group.

This was what Kaido had in mind from the beginning.

The reason for doing this is that on the one hand, their troops were originally stationed in the core waters of Fenrir Island, and it was a return to their place of origin.

Moreover, apart from the captain, there were not many casualties among the group members, so there was no need to break up this already formed fighting force.

On the other hand, after experiencing this incident, Kaido also realized that the ties between the members of his group were indeed deep, and forcibly separating them would easily cause people to become uneasy.

Kaido is not afraid of betrayal, but he does not want to experience betrayal, especially since the Fore Pirates, as the first subordinate pirate group of the Beasts, has a special symbolic significance.

By raising such a big banner, we can set an example for the pirate groups that come to join us later.

In short, after the "Brotherhood Wine" ceremony ended, Skepgate and his party were led out of the hall again.

Kaido meant to hand over this pirate group to Burfat and let him decide where to deploy it.

Of course, with such a big event as a new pirate group joining, a party is definitely necessary.

As the saying goes, it’s better to do one thing than to have two people do it together. The task of organizing the banquet was also given to Burfat, who happened to be good at it.

If it were left to La, Kaido was afraid that there wouldn't be a drop of wine at the banquet, as it would all be replaced by juice.

Of course, it’s not that the juice is bad. He still remembers the colorful drink he made before and thinks about it often.

But drinking juice at a party...if word gets out, where's the face of the Beasts?! Where's the face of Kaido?! The entire Pirate Group's reputation in the New World will be ruined!
Next time when you go out to kill someone, if they say, "The Beasts Pirates are a bunch of women who can't even drink alcohol!", you won't even be able to refute them.

Yes, Kaido and his men haven't discovered anything wrong with the juice they prepared yet.

Of course, La didn't know Kaido's complicated thoughts, and even if he knew, he would probably just smile helplessly.

She's not some old-fashioned parent who doesn't allow smoking, drinking, or perming hair...

La, who was unaware of the situation, soon found Burfat who was busy at the port. At this time, he was holding a piece of paper and carefully distributing weapons and supplies to the islands below according to the proportions on it.

"This ship carries weapons and gunpowder, and it's destined for Hayek Island. You'll be personally responsible for making the trip."

A captain under Burfat nodded in agreement and left immediately after receiving the order.

"This is a freshwater ship. It must arrive before tonight..."

"And the rest..."

Following his arrangements, the harbor dock was suddenly filled with ships that looked like horses and dragons.

"Burfat, are you done filling up the tank?"

"Hmm? It's you guys. You came back from Boss Kaido so soon?"

Seeing that the person coming was La, and that there were people like Skepgate following behind her, Burfat temporarily put down the work in his hands.

"Yes, it's not something that takes too much time."

"Captain Kaido has officially recruited the former members of the Fore Pirates. They are now officially affiliated pirate groups under the Beasts."

"Oh? Scapgate, you are a man who keeps your word."

"Yes, he's a man!"

Burfat patted Scapgate's shoulder happily.

"Of course. Brother Forle once said a real man's words are as good as his words. We certainly wouldn't do such a mean thing."

"You haven't learned much, but you've already picked up your elder brother's literary accent!
But it’s such a pity for that fellow Forle…”

When the name of Forle was mentioned, everyone including Burfat felt a little depressed.

"Captain Kaido means that they will be left to you to arrange, Burfat."

La's voice seemed to be naturally suited to arousing other people's emotions. After hearing her words, several people almost immediately came out of their nostalgic mood.

"Don't worry, La. I'm an old acquaintance of these guys, I'll make arrangements."

"Yeah." La nodded.

"One more thing. The captain hopes to hold another banquet to celebrate the occasion."

"I understand. Leave it to me."

"I was responsible for the previous banquets of the Beasts. All you have to do is attend them when the time comes."

"Same time, same place." Burfat took on the job readily.

"That's all. By the way, where are Osi and the others now?" After explaining the task to Kaido, La wanted to go see his two sisters.

"They should be at the warehouse now."

"In order to facilitate the verification, Jin had someone build a temporary room there, and they've been staying there for the past few days."

Burfat pointed in the direction of the warehouse. There were crowds of people there at a glance, and the noise could be heard from such a distance.

"The number of pirate group members and various supplies has increased too rapidly recently, and we're a bit overwhelmed over there.

It's just a good thing you're back, so they can relax a little."

"Ah."

La was also thinking of re-establishing a complete operating mode for the beasts. The previous chaotic mode that was usable was indeed barely sufficient when there were only a few hundred people.

But now the Beasts Pirates are already a large group of thousands of people. If there is no clear division of responsibilities as in the past, and such a large group of people is in chaos, big problems will inevitably arise in the future.

However, this matter still requires Kaido, Jin, and Burfat to gather together before it can be decided.

"By the way, I want to take this Mr. Wright away. Baishou needs his help with housekeeping matters."

"Miss La, this..."

Before Burfat could speak, Skepgate couldn't help but speak.

"Don't worry, I don't mean to ask him to leave you, I just want him to help for a while.

Well... you could call it 'labor dispatch.'"

“Labor dispatch…”

For no reason, both Wright and Skepgate shuddered, as if they saw countless blood and tears behind this unfamiliar word.

"Well, that's fine."

In the end, Skepgate agreed.

What can we do?

Not to mention that the other party was the benefactor who helped his captain to avenge his revenge, even now that he had just drunk the sworn brotherhood wine, it was unacceptable that he turned around and refused to agree to such a small request.

Hey~
It's like being in the trenches of World War I, you have to bow your head...

……

"What did Mr. Light do before he became a pirate?" On the way to the warehouse, in order to ease the other party's tension, La started chatting with Light.

"Oh? Miss La, how do you know I wasn't a pirate from the beginning?"

"Indeed, I used to be a scholar from O'Hara, specializing in ancient characters."

With a topic to talk about, Wright gradually relaxed.

"Normally, pirates wouldn't fight with their weak left hand just to protect their right hand for writing."

La pointed at the other person's hands that were obviously being treated differently.

"You don't seem to be left-handed either."

"Haha, so you figured it out."

"Isn't it stupid? You're already a pirate who might risk your life at any moment, but you still put yourself in danger for such a boring reason." Wright smiled self-deprecatingly.

"Maybe. But it's your own choice, and I won't interfere too much."

"And I guess you won't have many opportunities to fight with a knife again."

La has plans for Wright's future.

After all, this kind of high-level intellectual who has not graduated from the average literacy class is indeed rarer than people with special abilities. He must be placed in a safe place so that he can maximize his value.

……

"We're here. This must be the house Burfat was talking about."

After passing through the crowded crowd, the two came to a small house next to the warehouse that was obviously newly built.

The door of the house was open, and from time to time people came in and out carrying things that looked like watches, without having to knock on the door.

(End of this chapter)