Warlock Royal Family

Ladislaus watched Sirica's boss rush to the cabin first, walked up to the tied-up Captain Jack and asked, "Why are there so few slaves on board?" His attitude was naturally leisurely like that of a real ship owner.

Captain Jack immediately began to negotiate: "Honorable Mage, I am Jack, the captain of the White Agate. The owner of this ship is the Archbishop of Marseilles of the Kingdom of France. He is a person who can speak before His Majesty the King of France. In this Siena The Republic, the words of our master shipowner are also very important. This trip, our cargo was requisitioned by Qiuba on Corsica. There is really no oil and water. I still have a money order of [-] talers in the captain's cabin , you just take it, you are here to do this business without capital, if our master really invites the local high-level, you will also be in trouble, I just need to drive the boat back to Marseilles, this misunderstanding has never happened, In the future, everyone can make a fortune together, and now that His Majesty Francois's army is heading south, before you get recommended by my master to serve in the army, you may be able to become rich and honorable."

What a Captain Jack, in such a situation, he is still trying to survive.

Too bad the Ladislaus wasn't a local gang of robbers.

There really isn't much cargo in the hold right now, and although this ship is worth a lot, there is no way for an ordinary gang of robbers to sell such a large ship.

As for the opportunity of a French archbishop, in the context of France's march into the Apennine Peninsula, it must be a great opportunity for a bandit leader. If he can have military exploits, he might become a noble from a bandit.

The latest batch of emerging families on the Apennine Peninsula were created by the heroes who took advantage of the momentum during the last French invasion.

But this is meaningless to Ladislaus, he is the archbishop, what can the archbishop of a rival camp support him.

Captain Jack waited for a long time without receiving a response after he raised the conditions. When he raised his head bravely, he only saw Ladislaus and Anna looking at the sea, paying no attention to him at all.

At sea, the Spanish fleet and the Ligurian fleet have not yet completely decided the outcome.

The Spanish carrack was leaning against a small Ligurian ship in close combat, it had previously destroyed an enemy ship with a trebuchet, and now the outnumbered Ligurian galleon appears to be doing the same It can be determined that the end is over, and the fireball technique can even be seen in the battle on the deck. It should be that the Spanish battleship has a ship mage sitting in command.

But its wing ship is bad. The Spanish giant sailboat that was besieged by four enemies has been ignited by raging fire at this time.Countless Spanish sailors were struggling in the fire or in the water.

Both Ladislaus and Anna looked at the battle between the fleet of their hometown and the fleet of the current boss with mixed emotions. Most of the Ligurian battleship Ladislaus could even be named, and they were all the basic boards of the Doria family.

After the Clark galleon dealt with an enemy, it leaned towards its wing ship to try to rescue the crew who fell into the water.

While it was loading the overboard, the five remaining ships of the Ligurian fleet seemed to be trying to assemble for another siege.

However, because one ship was damaged in the exchange at the beginning of the battle, and did not reach the predetermined position in time, the Spanish captain keenly grasped this weakness, and after rescuing more than a dozen people who fell into the water, headed towards the ship. Breakout.

Although the injured Ligurian battleship was not moving well, it still bravely shot at the Clark galleon, trying to give other friendly ships a chance to encircle it.

But this time the Clark galleon no longer tried to face her. All the sailors stood in their respective battle positions according to the orders of the first mate and the second mate, and adjusted the sail direction according to the wind direction at the fastest speed, trying to get the maximum speed.

The Spanish captain decided not to use the catapult but to use the ram to decide the outcome.

In order to intercept and make full use of the flanking crossbow, the Ligurian ship is at the twelve o'clock position of the Spanish Clark ship, but if the Ligurian ship starts to accelerate immediately at this time, there is still a high possibility that it can get out of the way.

But in order to be able to leave behind this capital ship that symbolizes the national strength and majesty of the Kingdom of Spain, the captain of Liguria is determined to block the enemy's escape route with his own ship.

He ordered with the determination to die, not only did not escape, but cut to the course of the big ship Clark, trying to win a chance for the friendly ships to besiege.

Once the Clark galleon loses its maneuverability, it is likely to be severely besieged.

The tonnage of the Clark galleon was eight times that of the medium-sized ship with sails and oars, and its length was three times. Under this blow, the Ligurian ship was immediately opened with a big mouth almost across the hull.

The Clark galleon retreated a little distance after the impact, and then accelerated again with full sail, cutting the sail and paddle in half like scissors, and forced it across the piece of broken boards and overboard crew. Under the watchful eyes of several Ligurian ships, they sailed away.

This short retreat and acceleration reflects Spain's extraordinary skills and unparalleled teamwork from officers to sailors, and it is worthy of being the overlord of the Seven Seas today.

The Ligurian fleet commander did not continue to order the pursuit and began to salvage the drowning crew on the sea.

In this battle, Spain lost 280 tons of giant sails and used one ship, and Liguria lost [-] tons of medium-sized sails and used three ships. It should be said that it was a draw as a whole.

And after all, it was the Spaniards who left the battlefield. The Ligurian fleet controlled the battlefield and could salvage the crew members who fell into the water to reduce losses. It can still be regarded as a tragic victory.

But in the end, the courageous blow of the Clark galleon was full of momentum, and it left a deep impression on the Ladislaus and his party who were watching the battle from the shore.

So I saw that giant ship rush out of the encirclement and evacuate safely.They cheered anyway.Ladislaus raised his arms and shouted: "Long live the Holy Roman Empire, long live the Kingdom of Spain, and long live His Majesty Emperor Charles."

The insurance team members also echoed the slogan led by their captain.

Hearing the slogan chanted by Ladislaus, Captain Jack felt that something was wrong. How could ordinary bandits cheer for the emperor so sincerely?

Realizing that he had fallen into the hands of France's enemies, Captain Jack immediately joined the cheering ranks.

Ladislaus looked down at Captain Jack who was cheering for the emperor, was quite interested in his shamelessness, and asked, "Where are you from?"

"I'm a Sicilian, a subject of the emperor, and I only have an employment relationship with the French archbishop. I have always supported the great warlock royal family." Captain Jack hurriedly cleaned himself up.

"You traitor, I objected when the archbishop chose you as the captain, trash dog, you Sicilians are all trash."

The furious first mate is a member of the family who beat the bishop. He is still very young and lacks experience and ability. It's hard to choose.

During this time, a few cavalrymen who were out on the guerrilla also came back with a dozen prisoners.

The remaining sailors in the cabin were also overturned and thrown out one by one by Sirica's boss, and then they were all tied up by the insurance team.

There were about thirty captives here, also due to the balancing strategy of the Bishop of Marseilles, half French and half Sicilian.

Originally they had their own small groups, and there were always conflicts and frictions on weekdays, and today they broke out completely under pressure.

Supporters of the captain and first mate engaged in a verbal battle while their hands and feet were tied.

This scene made Ladislaus and his group laugh happily. Although the process of dividing the spoils hurt feelings greatly, at least for this moment, victory belongs to everyone.

On the beach at night, some people are happy and some are sad.