Defying the Organization's Decision

Because of One Piece, many people might mistakenly think pirates were a high-income group who ate and drank well.

But that was a complete misunderstanding. Pirates, like fishermen, lived at the mercy of the weather. To some extent, fishermen even had steadier incomes than pirates.

Only because a pirate's single haul was far greater than a fisherman's could pirates barely sustain themselves.

Even the East India Company only occasionally moonlighted as pirates. Most of the time, it focused on colonial aggression and dumping goods—

Look, compared to being pirates, capitalists earned more steadily, and they could still occasionally play pirate for some extra income. How wonderful!

Although terrorist organizations could not be as brazen as major capitalists, their income was not low either. Otherwise, they would never have been able to recruit so many subordinates and develop so many hidden connections.

At that moment, Lakul could not help eyeing the mage who had instantly created ice of such a scale across the sea. Would joining their Midnight Sun not have better prospects than being pirates?

But Lakul was not stupid enough to try recruiting them right away.

"So you are pirates... Go, move all the goods out of the hold!"

"Yes! You lot... Huh?"

The group of subordinates nearly threw out their backs. What was going on? After confirming that the other side were pirates, should they not have charged together?

Charge together?

Open your pig eyes and look at the ice surrounding the ship. What were they supposed to charge with?

Lakul cursed inwardly, but fortunately, once they understood the order, those subordinates went to carry it out.

"My lord, should we move everything?"

Before entering the hold, one subordinate scratched his head and asked.

"What do you think? Of course everything!"

Lakul really wanted to hit him. What