When Charlotte arrived in Cappadocia, he found that although the city was prosperous, it had a few minor problems. He had sent over too many people, and many of them were "his opponents," leaving Cappadocia somewhat chaotic. At least several thousand people were imprisoned. Cruz had been plagued by this headache; he could neither kill them nor release them, and changing their beliefs was practically impossible.
Upon learning of this, Charlotte decisively chose to send those people to the Agres Sea Islands. They were rather short of people to develop the land over there.
Cruz had not expected that the problem that had troubled him all along could be solved by such a simple and crude method...
Charlotte also gave Seaman an order, telling him to establish a base in the Agres Sea Islands. He also promised him one hundred Ghost Ships. Charlotte had too many of those things on hand, and they had to be put to suitable use. Keeping them around solely to flaunt his strength would only waste resources.
Of course, that promise could only be fulfilled once the Ghost Ships arrived in Cappadocia, but Seaman believed that Charlotte would never go back on his word.
After all these years, both Cruz and Seaman had come to understand Charlotte's temperament and character. Everything he did had a purpose. So long as it helped him achieve that purpose, he did not mind yielding other benefits. Even the benefits he had seized in the past, he would slowly return if someone was willing to cooperate—and might even give back more. Back then, Seaman had had a merchant ship plundered by Charlot Mecklenburg, but now he owned at least five ships, not counting his other profits.
When Seaman learned that he would soon command one hundred Ghost Ships, he trembled