The Sea Emperor's Trident appeared in the story of Pirates of the Caribbean 5: Dead Men Tell No Tales, which took place twenty years later.
Aside from the ever-young Captain Jack, whose age seemed to be the only thing that ever changed, Turner had become his son. The dutiful son wanted to save his father from the curse of the Flying Dutchman, so he found the down-on-his-luck old Captain Jack and set sail in search of the Trident that could break every curse.
Hmm...
Who was the female lead again?
Was her name Carina or Karina?
She was supposed to be a clever, beautiful astronomer, and the most important thing was that she was Barbossa's daughter...
Thinking of that, Hao Shuai discreetly glanced at Barbossa, who was fighting Jack over the helm. It was hard to imagine that someone as ugly as Barbossa could have such a beautiful daughter.
Was it thanks to the neighbor, Old Wang?
Anyway, the fifth Pirates of the Caribbean movie had a terrible plot and nonsensical premise. It was clearly just Disney trying to fleece audiences for money. Hao Shuai had nearly fallen asleep when he watched it. The only thing he remembered was the Sea Emperor's Trident.
After dealing with what might have been the last remaining god in the world, Hao Shuai set off with the others to find the Sea Emperor's Trident.
In fact, since he had already learned the Trident's exact location from Calypso, there was no need for Hao Shuai to bring Barbossa and Jack along.
But the journey was so boring. Bringing these two idiots along was like having a comedy routine to watch!
After several days of sailing before the wind, just as the sun was about to rise on the fifth day, an unnamed island appeared