Pirate: This navy is so despicable!

Jay returned almost all of his last earnings, and also gave him a box of expensive cigars given to him by Capone Becky.

Colonel Hammond put the cigar back in his hand, lit another one, and then nodded with satisfaction. "Well, it tastes good. You are thoughtful."

Jay smiled and said, "I'm glad you like it, sir. By the way, these waste papers..."

Colonel Hammond waved his hand impatiently. "Burn it! It's an eyesore."

"But you should be more cautious in doing things in the future and not be too impulsive."

Jay looked like he had learned a lesson, but as soon as he turned around and walked out, his eyes immediately became very cold.

"I'll use this money to buy you a coffin sooner or later."

Now he needs to be patient and wait until he has accumulated enough strength, then he will be the first to kill this B!

But this incident also served as a wake-up call for him.

Colonel Hammond is a man who only cares about money and not people.

Now all the "favor" and "care" are based on the premise that he has brought many benefits to the other party.

This time he used the only money he had left to get through.

But what about next time?

If he commits a crime again next time and can't pay to settle it, will Colonel Hammond still show leniency?

Obviously not!

"We have to find a way to make more money."

Jay's eyes fell gloomily on the letters of complaint in his hands.

"Then I'll get some interest back from you first."

. . . . . .

"Hey, Buck, what's going on? Why are you so secretive and have to hide in such a secluded place?"

"Of course it's a good thing, don't ask."

"Okay, I'll trust you this time. But I'm warning you first, if you dare to play tricks on me, I won't let you off even if you help Jay wash his underwear every day."

Buck's eyes turned cold when he heard that, but he immediately laughed and let it go.

Then when he arrived at the place, he suddenly kicked the guy.

"Fuck, Buck! Are you crazy? How dare you hit me? Don't think you can rest easy just because you've gotten close to Jay by relying on your underwear-washing skills. That kid won't be able to stay that way for long! When the time comes, I'll kill you in a second, believe it or not!"

"Really?"

Jay came over with his men, and dozens of people surrounded the other party.

Although most of the people he brought were those who were bullied regularly.

But the momentum of their numbers is enough to scare the other side.

"Jay? What do you want? Don't come over here!"

"Ernie Whiteaker, that's right. Didn't you say I wouldn't be able to run rampant for long? Why are you so scared?"

Jay took a look at the real-name report letter in his hand, then threw it in the other person's face.

When Whiteaker picked it up and took a look, he was stunned.

"Why? How could this thing be in your hands?!"

Jay calmly took out a cigar, and Buck beside him quickly handed him a lighter to help him light it.

As the smoke slowly exhaled from his mouth, blurring his face, a sneer appeared at the corner of his mouth.

"Why? Of course it's because I gave you more money than you did! Idiots!"

Jay didn't tell the truth, but instead said, "You want to report me? Do you know what my relationship with Colonel Hammond is? Ridiculous."

"Buck, show it to him."

Upon hearing this, Buck immediately took out a pile of letters of denunciation and threw them on the ground.

Whiteaker couldn't help but believe it now, and sat down on the ground in panic.

They originally thought that Jay had only gotten in touch with Colonel Hammond by giving him money.

As long as they unite and report together, and give them some money as a bribe, they will definitely be made to pay the price.

At the very least, it would make Jay lose a large sum of money and appease Colonel Hammond's anger.

They just need to find excuses to come a few more times...they don't believe that this kid can get away with it.

But who would have thought that revenge would come so quickly!

And it seems that Colonel Hammond has already betrayed all of them.

Otherwise, how could these letters of complaint be in this kid's hands? !

Chapter 22 Borrowing Money (Please collect and read!)

"Buck, do you think there is a way to make a person disappear without anyone noticing?"

"There are too many options. For example, during the next patrol mission, we can just sink the person into the sea. Then we can just file a 'fall into the water' report afterwards."

"anything else?"

"He suffocated himself with a pillow while sleeping at night. Then he was hung from a rope and pretended to have committed suicide due to excessive stress. Given your relationship with Colonel Hammond, Brother Jay, no one will delve into it."

"Well, that sounds pretty good. What do you think, Whiteaker? Or do you have a better suggestion?"

Jay and Buck sang in unison, and Ernie Whiteaker's face turned pale and green.

"You...what do you want? Many people saw me leaving with Buck. If you kill me, you won't be able to escape."

Ernie Whitaker was terrified and deeply regretted agreeing to do this.

Jay squatted down and reached out to pat the other person's cheek.

"We are a righteous navy. How could I bear to kill my comrades? Isn't that right?"

"Yes, yes, we are companions. I was wrong. I shouldn't have gone along with those people and slandered and reported you."

After saying that, Whiteaker picked up the letter of complaint he had written himself and stuffed it into his mouth, chewing it hard and swallowing it desperately.

"Very good, now I believe you are willing to be friends with me."

"Mmm...Mmm...(Yes, I do)"

"Then, my good friend, I believe you will be willing to lend me 50 berries as a token of our friendship."

When Whiteaker heard this, his eyes widened and he quickly swallowed the food. Tears appeared in the corners of his eyes and he cried.

"50 berries?! I really can't afford that much."

In Base No. 88, a private first class earns only 10 berries a month.

Fortunately, food and accommodation are provided, otherwise this little money would not be enough for smoking and drinking.

Do you still expect him to come up with 50 berries at once?

Jay patted his shoulder comfortingly. "Well, I'm not unreasonable. See these letters of complaint on the ground? You'll be responsible for deceiving them one by one... ah, bring them here."

"For every person you bring, 5 berries will be deducted. If you can convince them to admit their mistake and lend me the money, another 10 berries will be deducted. Any excess will be paid in cash."

"Of course, if you want to play any tricks, we will accompany you to the end."

Whiteaker quickly shook his head and said he didn't dare.

He hesitated for less than two seconds before picking up the letter of complaint on the ground and starting to count the names.

On one hand, you are "lending" 50 Berry for nothing, while on the other hand, you don't need to borrow money and can still make some money. Even a fool knows what to choose.

Anyway, he is not the one who suffers in the end.

Thinking of this, he even felt a little fortunate that he was the first person Buck found.

Otherwise, this good thing would be given to others for free.

So after he wrote down all the names, he immediately decided to start with those he was familiar with.

A short while later, he brought his second victim.

Whiteaker: "Brother Jay, I've brought the people here."

Victim No. 2 had a black question mark on his face: "Meow meow meow?"

Jay: “Thanks for the hard work.”

Then it’s the same old process as before.

But this time there is a new link added, that is Whiteker's earnest persuasion.

For his own benefit, he managed to convince the other party with his eloquent tongue.

He admitted his mistake and was willing to "lend money" to Jay.

But this guy also doesn't have enough money and needs to borrow from others.

Jay agreed with a smile and asked the other party to write an IOU first.

This is probably the first case in the world where a borrower asked the creditor to write an IOU to him.

Having successfully wiped out the 15 Berry "loan", Whiteaker felt for the first time that making money was so easy. He immediately started to work harder with excitement.

It's just that not everyone is easy to talk to.

So during the liquidation process, Jay had to use some stupid methods to "influence them with love."

He believed that after being "reformed", these people would definitely not dare to report him again.

As for the real troublemakers, the kind who don't even care about their own lives, I haven't seen any of them so far.

When night fell, Jay first put away the stack of IOUs in his hand, then took out a lighter and set all the letters of denunciation on fire.

This thing is no longer of any use.

Whiteaker brought seven people and successfully persuaded two of them.

After deducting the 50 loan, there was still a remaining 5 Berries.

Jay didn't waste any time and directly ordered 5 berries to the other party, and he did it in front of one of the informants.

It looked like this guy had taken the initiative to betray everyone.

At this time, Whiteaker was still feeling lucky and proud that he had escaped a disaster and made a small profit.

Little did he know that a few days later, the 5 berries were not enough to pay for his medical expenses.

For the next few days, the base was peaceful, except for a few people who were always borrowing money everywhere, and someone who "accidentally fell" and ended up in the infirmary.

Jay, who had many IOUs in his hands, did not push too hard.

After all, he was just using Colonel Hammond's skin to scare these people and prevent them from speaking out.

If he made a big deal out of it, he wouldn't be able to get past Colonel Hammond either.

With the money, Jay put some of the things he needed to learn into his daily life.

So he decisively spent money to take a few days off, changed his clothes and took a boat to an island not too far from the base - Squid Island.

It is an island named after its shape which resembles a giant squid.

Because there are many tourists coming and going to visit, the business there is very developed.

Jay felt that his needs should be met there.

Shortly after Jay left the base, Colonel Hammond received "bad news".

Something went wrong with the batch of goods he traded with the Capone family. They were swapped without anyone knowing!

If the two sides had not conducted many transactions and there had not been any problems, the people he sent might not have come back.

After Colonel Hammond's repeated explanations and assurances, the Capone family reluctantly believed that this was a misunderstanding.

Let him get his things back as soon as possible!

After the contact ended, Colonel Hammond broke the cigar in his hand with an angry look on his face.

In fact, my heart is bleeding.