Pirate System

The shipyard is not just a place to build ships, but also provides a variety of naval warfare weapons, including some diversified special weapons, such as cannonballs that can release smoke, and beasts similar to bombers. Of course, there are weapons designed to deal with underwater enemies.

The Great White Shark Shipyard has a special weapons showroom, located in the southeast corner of the factory, and the door is usually locked. This seemingly unremarkable building is filled with highly dangerous guys.

Garvey explained a few words to the guard, and the furry orc guard nodded and opened the heavy iron door left and right. Tangke's group opened their eyes wide, and they saw a dazzling array of weapons, some of which were large and small, and many deformed things, which could not be seen.

Tangke had just finished chatting with the master shipbuilder about the manufacturing details of the black pearl, and then came up with the idea of ​​​​strengthening the undersea strike strength. Garvey directly brought them here to visit.

"This house contains all kinds of naval warfare weapons, whether it is in the sky or under the sea. It can be said that everything is covered. With its huge lethality, it can make the strange bird and the sea monster unable to resist. If you want, you can completely arm ordinary sailboats into demons. The degree to which the boat moves." Garvey looked at the room full of masterpieces and opened his arms as if to embrace them.

With one ear standing behind Tangke, his eyes were almost round, and his eyes were like looking at a peerless beauty without clothes.

"I like the word lethality, and I also believe that the best defense is offense." Tangke seemed to have come to a toy store, full of interest in every weapon, and he walked to a crossbow. The base of the crossbow is like a crawling beast, and the giant crossbow arrow is five yards long, and the open tip of the arrow is like the wings of a seabird.

"Don't touch it." Garvey hurriedly shouted when Tangke's hand reached the air, "This thing is very dangerous, enough to penetrate the wall of this house."

Tang Ke withdrew his hand and said in surprise, "So fierce?"

"This thing is specially used to shoot through the hull of the ship. Don't try to resist the general wood." Garvey made a gesture of invitation. Look."

Tang Ke followed up enthusiastically, looked away with one ear reluctantly, and walked behind. As for the other pirates, they did not get permission to enter, and are now chatting with the orc guards outside.

"You deliberately asked to increase the attack power on the seabed, who are you going to use it against?" Garvey stood at the base of the wall, turned around and asked, there was a large wooden barrel on his left.

"Maybe... murlocs or something." Tangke smiled lightly. He didn't plan to pull his face down to seek Goldenbeard's blessing, so he didn't give details.

Garvey's pupils shrank.

His sharp eyes were like a needle, and he said, "If it's a murloc, then this weapon can be called direct and effective." After he finished speaking, he pulled off a sieve of the wooden barrel, and there was a special smell. The smell escapes from it.

Tangke took a sniff, it felt familiar, and he glanced into the wooden barrel, which was a dark, greasy liquid.

"Is it oil?"

"That's right, the natural liquid oil can be called the nemesis of fish, even murlocs are powerless to fight it. Oil can block the gills of the murlocs, making the murlocs unable to breathe until they suffocate to death. Even if the murlocs go ashore It also uses gills to breathe, so it can also be used on shore. If the murlocs are going to attack your ship, just pour a bucket on them and all danger is solved."

Tang Ke was fascinated by this and clapped his hands in succession. As for the damage to the marine environment, he would not consider it.

"Look at this thing again. I named it Thousand Cuts." Garvey pointed to a bright white fishing net hanging on the wall. Unlike ordinary fishing nets, this fishing net was covered with sharp small Blade, "Can you imagine the tragic situation of the murlocs struggling in the net? This thing only needs to be spread out in the sea, and then it will naturally expand slowly as the sailboat advances. Once the murlocs get in, they will surely die. Of course Now, the materials used to make the nets are all specially made and have excellent toughness.”

"I also thought about this method of attacking the murlocs, but I didn't expect you to have a direct finished product here." Tangke calculated that it was not a day or two for the murlocs.

"Of course, you are not the only one who needs to deal with murlocs. Someone has already started designing weapons against sea creatures. There are many boats equipped with this kind of fishing net just in case, and this kind of net is also effective against sea monsters."

Garvey then explained several other weapons, including depth charges, improvised mines, etc., all of which are used to strike the bottom of the water. At the end, he solemnly introduced the last killer.

This time, another wooden barrel.

Tangke stepped forward and glanced inside with his probe. The bucket was full of seawater, and among them was a small mushroom-shaped jellyfish swimming. Its body was basically transparent, except for a small blush in the middle of its head. The jellyfish propels itself with a cluster of thin tentacles, graceful as a gentleman.

Before Tangke could ask, Garvey took the initiative to introduce: "It's called the crimson jellyfish. Despite its small size and inconspicuousness, it is extremely poisonous. The toxin contained in one crimson jellyfish is enough to poison ten jellyfish. The above murlocs. And its toxin attack time is very fast, from poisoning to death, it only takes ten minutes. If a murloc wants to attack your ship, you can pour the crimson jellyfish into the sea. I guarantee the fish When one sees crimson jellyfish, it is like seeing death, and they flee."

Tangke took a deep breath and asked, "How many crimson jellyfish do you have?"

"Five gold coins each, as many as you want."

Tangke glanced at one of the ears beside him, and said with satisfaction, "It seems that I came here right."

"Little Pirate City has yet to disappoint its guests when it comes to increasing the firepower of the sailboats."

With these weapons equipped on the sailboat, and then reinforcing the bottom of the sailboat, recruiting some more manpower, can greatly restrain the Naga fish, at least defeating hundreds of Naga fish will not be a problem.

Although the Naga fish that Tang Ke encountered last time was very fierce, it did not mean that every Naga fish had that strength. Every race has strengths and weaknesses, and the naga also have old and weak women and children, as well as many weak ones. If the strength of each Naga fish is above the first rank, the races on the shore have long been conquered by the Naga fish.

Besides, the enemy that Tang Ke faced was the cannibal pirate group, not the entire Naga fish race, so he had these weapons, and he had enough confidence to return to the sea, so he no longer had to be afraid of that.

"This is the last thing I want to introduce. It is also an alternative medicine to deal with murlocs, but it is not a poison for murlocs, but reserved for sailors." Garvey interrupted Tangke's future In his imagination, he took out a glass bottle from the cabinet, which contained a green liquid, which looked strange.

"What is this?" Tangke asked.

"It's called 'Sea Breath Potion'. After drinking it, it can make a person have the ability to breathe in water for a short period of time. The length of time depends on how much medicine is drunk. A bottle of medicine like this can last about 10 minutes. Half an hour. I mean, if you drink it, you can fight murlocs in the sea. This potion is very practical, but the disadvantage is that it is expensive, and this bottle costs 1,200 A gold coin. You can buy a few spare bottles, maybe in some dangerous moment, you will need it." Garvey shook the small medicine bottle in his hand, as if to attract Tangke.

Tang Ke used the investigation technique on the medicine bottle, and the result was consistent with Garvey's description. It was indeed a rare good thing. If he drank it, he could fight on the bottom of the sea without having to go to the sea for ventilation. . Unfortunately, this drug is indeed too expensive, and it is not realistic to purchase it on a large scale.

Although the weapons are all selected, it still takes time to plan the purchase arrangement. Tangke and Garvey roughly studied how to equip these weapons, trying to be simple and practical, and to ensure lethality.

After the business negotiation was over, Tangke asked for a simple picture of Galen's sailboat and a few simple pictures of weapons, saying that he would go back and study it carefully. Before leaving, he asked straight to the point: "Mr. Garvey, this guy next to me has admired you for a long time and has always wanted to worship you as a teacher. I wonder if you are lacking a good student now? I can guarantee it. , he will learn by heart, and now that he has gotten started, it will be easy to teach."

After hearing one ear, he immediately regained his senses and stared at Garvey with a dry mouth. He knew that there was little hope, but this little hope already made him feel strongly uneasy.

"Unfortunately, I already have students, and I have no plans to recruit another student." Garvey refused without any room.

One ear's expression froze, disappointment written all over his face.

"Then can I ask Master Garvey to give him a little help? He is full of longing for making a magic boat. This is my heartfelt request from him. Of course, I will also pay you a hard fee. "Tanke also wanted to use the method of inducement, and he was not very ambitious in this matter, it was enough for Garvey to help one ear be promoted to the second-order magic craftsman.

"It's still a pity, and I can't. I can make a magic boat for you, but I won't pass on this skill, even if it's just a little bit. This is the rule, I hope Mr. Tangk can understand."

"You can offer a price that you are satisfied with, and I am willing to pay the tuition fee." Tangke stood firm, intending to discuss this matter in depth.

"It's not about the money. I don't plan to accept him as a student. Although I open the door to do business, it doesn't mean that I make any money. Mr. Tangke, we had a good chat just now. I suggest to skip this topic. So as not to affect the pleasant atmosphere we created.”

Tangke still didn't give up, he opened his mouth and tried to fight, but was stopped by an ear.

One ear gave a wry smile, patted Tangke's shoulder, and said in a low voice, "Forget it. I've been running around for ten years to become a magician, and it's not the first time I've eaten behind closed doors. I don't need to beg others for me, it makes me feel bad."

Tangke's fists were clenched, and if possible, he really wanted to help One Ear fulfill this ten-year long-cherished wish.