Close to two o''clock, to be exact, at 1:45 p.m., the gunfire of waijuster sounded for two hours and 15 minutes. In the 100th minute of the war on pier 17, Lorraine finally set out from PIER 19 and sailed steadily at the speed of 3 knots to No. 17, where the war was extinguished.


    The straight-line distance was one kilometer and the sailing distance was 1700. It only took 20 minutes to make a full calculation of the voyage. Therefore, after two o''clock, the great liurik sailed out of the shelter ridge. After a series of body verification procedures, it successfully connected with valkiri outside the shelter.


    Valkiri is outside the Bay, the liurick is outside the Bay, and the nipton is at the mouth of the bay. The bay is completely handed over to the pirate regiment of hound Henry. There are five remaining ships, three are broken down, and two are sinking.


    Standing in the bow of the long lost varkiri, Lorraine looked out at the Bay full of masts.


    "How many ships sank in it?"


    "Including the bloody maple leaf sunk by stray bullets, and excluding the two sinking ships, a total of five have sunk," bell replied with lingering fear.


    "Can you sail in the Bay?"


    "Slow propulsion is barely possible. If you want to speed up or do some actions, you are likely to run aground."


    "It''s difficult for you..." Lorraine turned back and swept the messy deck with emotion. "Haina''s cabin was blown up, Carmen''s viewing platform was cut off, and the hull was full of potholes and debris, as well as fin stabilizer... Which fin stabilizer was broken?"


    "It''s the right fin that''s broken. In addition, there''s a big gap in the copper package at the bottom of the ship. Even if it''s slow, you can feel the instability of the ship when steering. If my estimation is correct, the bow may not be able to lift up until it''s repaired."


    Lorraine was puzzled: "how could he be hurt so badly under the water line?"


    "Because of reversing at 6 knots?" bell grimaced.


    "Section 6 reversing?!"


    "At that time, someone was pressing the hammer on the plank road." he scratched his head shyly. "Ah, fortunately, the small design of rapid anchor removal was retained during shipbuilding. It''s great that the ship didn''t get stuck in the plank road when reversing."


    "Ah... That''s great." Lorraine felt a cold sweat in her palm.


    Bell easily forgives his atrocities and stretches his arm to take two steps: "classmate Drake, I heard you lost the fight?"


    "Three hits and one." Lorraine raised three fingers and pushed bell away. "As a result, Lev had a fracture, Hannah was out of strength, the three of us had more than 20 abrasions, and bonette was unharmed."


    "Three dozen one, three dozen one, it''s you who play more and less?"


    "When studying the Viking blood, Daniel made a guess." Lorraine dug deep into his memory. "He thought that among the ancient Viking tribes, whalers and crazy soldiers were partners with division of labor."


    (′° Δ °`)？？？


    "Many people, including Sir Garman and I, believe that the whalers and crazy soldiers should be the leaders of two different tribes. There should be struggle and cooperation between them. Finally, the crazy soldiers established a kingdom and the whalers left northern Europe."


    "After studying the blood of Lev and me, Daniel put forward different opinions according to the history of Viking. That is, as I said before, whalers and crazy soldiers play different roles in the same tribe, which is a cooperative relationship with division of labor."


    "Crazy soldiers are leaders, leading wars and controlling wealth. Whalers are priests, leading production and controlling beliefs." lorington said, "in fact, his guess is more traditional than our original understanding, because most civilizations that believe in primitive religions have a similar division of civil and military labor."


    "Mages and warriors, druids and knights, priests and warriors, in Viking, are whalers and crazy warriors."


    "Daniel believes that the reason for this division of labor is the polytheistic system of primitive religion. Their gods are the combination of human nature and divinity. Believers can easily find their own needs from the divine power of faith."


    "In contrast, modern religion focuses on shaping the omnipotent only God, and makes every effort to cover up and peel off God''s human nature and weakness."


    "There is no doubt that such a God is greater, more holy and more suitable for dissemination and worship, but excessive whitewashing eventually leads to the ambiguity of his clergy and hinders the purposeful demand behavior of believers. It is for this reason that the divine surrender among the three wisdom will die out and degenerate into a kind of deception."


    Lorraine led bell all the way down to the cabin. In Daniel''s cabin, Daniel was taking care of Lev''s wound.


    He used scissors to cut Lorraine''s messy bandages, removed the splint embedded in the skin and meat, and exposed his gourd shaped right forearm below.


    "How could it hurt like this?" he hit Lev''s wound with a hammer like a carpenter.


    Leff was in the shape of a crazy soldier with red eyes and expressionless face: "bonette has a shield. I''m wearing a dress. The captain doesn''t allow me to wear a shield."


    "Can you win with a shield?" Daniel threw away the hammer, put Leff into a Gothic tin, locked it, took the scalpel and stabbed the muscle in half.


    Thick blood sprayed out from the cabin roof to the floor, splashing Daniel''s head and face.


    Daniel didn''t even wipe the blood on his face. He mechanically stretched his muscles and asked again, "can you win with a shield?"


    "I''ll die with a shield, but I''m sure I''ll hurt him badly," Lev replied stiffly in the jar.


    After a while, Daniel put the broken bones back in place with exquisite building blocks, glue them, and sew the muscles and epidermis.


    The wound looked more frightening. He carefully wrapped up the whole forearm, clamped the real splint, and sealed the iron plate outside the splint. The iron plate was wrapped with the leaky Gothic right arm, and hung six big locks from shoulder to wrist.


    At this point, Leff became a complete Gothic plate armour. The column clubbed silently in a corner of the cabin. Only when he approached, could he see the faint red awn in the visor.


    "Maintain frenzy for at least two hours," said the doctor. "Vigorous exercise is not allowed for half a month. If the frenzy lasts more than 12 hours a day, vigorous exercise is not allowed for 10 days."


    "Well," replied the jar.


    The difficult open arm operation declared victory. Daniel walked out of the inner cabin and began to take off his clothes in front of Lorraine and bell.


    Taking it off, he stopped with an unexpected expression.


    "When did you come in, the captain who lost his armor and the captain who almost lost his armor?"


    Lorraine subconsciously stepped back and put his body in a defensive posture: "when you take a hammer to induce Lev to go crazy."


    "Is it so early?" Daniel''s perfunctory voice drifted into his voice and changed into clean clothes. "What''s up?"


    "Bell is curious about Bonet''s state. Although I can introduce it to him, it''s easier to understand. It''s better for you to talk to LEV."


    "It''s actually this thing."


    Daniel glanced at the bulkhead of the outer cabin. There was a broken chart hanging half like a leftover pizza. There was no mark or center on it.


    "Henry the hound''s Keepsake has also been found?" Lorraine asked along with his eyes.


    "The 21 keepsakes have 11 points, plus the center in the charge of the Morgan family, just half of them," Daniel whispered. "However, there are no marks and scales, only some bizarre animal graphics, which look like the original style of the 12th or 13th century. We can''t see the region and other key points. The only thing we can be sure of is a whole chart."


    "Aren''t you sure before?" Lorraine wondered.


    "Every researcher will falsely report the progress when facing investors'' questions, and I am no exception." Daniel naturally said, "about the captain''s question, the strength of bonette Erickson..."


    "Bonet is the strongest now," said Leff in the jar.


    Bell wrote on his face, "the strongest? How strong is it? Lolinhina and you are not as strong as normal humans. How did he make you unable to fight the enemy together?"


    "Because crazy soldiers are swords." Leff seamlessly cut into the poet model. "Crazy soldiers live by faith, but we don''t pursue the purity of faith, but only care how much we can do for God."


    "Fighting is a performance dedicated to God, and property is a sacrifice dedicated to God. The best of us will be taken to the Yingling hall after death. This is a reward. Only the crazy soldiers who offer the most for God can be selected as God''s attendants, fight for God and disappear."


    "For this reason, different from other gods who ask for power from God, it is never the God who determines the power of crazy soldiers, but ourselves, our determination and consciousness of dedication."


    "Those who surrender to God are God''s dependents, but we are God''s servants!"


    Lev''s explanation was really "easy to understand". Bell didn''t understand a word, so he had to look at Lorraine helplessly.


    Lorraine thought for a moment, tried his best to translate and said, "he means... Crazy soldiers are the best."


    〣(o Δ o)〣


    Bell realized it completely.