Ronglin was somewhat surprised. "You look scholarly and weak, so why is your mind so sinister?"
The blond young man said calmly, "Maintaining the balance of a world requires more than strength. It also takes methods and brains—dividing and exploiting hostile forces to reduce unnecessary expenditure on our part. Especially when these utterly evil pirates kill each other, doesn't that save us a great deal of trouble?"
"You have far too many schemes. I can hardly stand it!"
Ronglin shook his head. "And those words are a little too extreme. Even if pirates are illegal, not every pirate necessarily deserves to die."
"Alas!" the blond man said regretfully. "Some people indeed do not deserve to die, but once they set foot on the path of piracy, they have already chosen a road of no return!"
Ronglin watched as the battle in the plaza had dwindled to a fierce clash between the two captains. "You're too extreme. I don't like that!"
The blond man shrugged. "You're somewhat old-fashioned. I received word that you were willing to offend the Beasts Pirates to save a young man who upheld justice. I originally thought you were one of us. Even if Ade failed to recruit you, I was willing to personally persuade you. After all, your ship still hasn't raised a pirate flag. I think you can still be saved..."
"Ade?" Fury burned in Ronglin's eyes. "You mean that scum who wouldn't even spare his own subordinates is your colleague?"
Threats? Never Feared!
"Hm?" The blond man looked at Ronglin in confusion. "It seems Ade has done something else that violated morality and ethics?"
"Hehehe!" Ronglin sneered at the blond man. "After he was defeated, he was willing to drag an entire ship down with him just to kill me. He ordered every warship