During Fog Month, the pirates' business was poor as well.
But the Bloodsail Raiders' business was doing quite well. Ship Island had changed its usual operational plans and launched large-scale offensives.
The Bloodsail Raiders originally had around four thousand core members, with even more peripheral hands, totaling nearly ten thousand.
But during Storm Month and Freezing Month, there had only been around three thousand people on Ship Island, while the rest had scattered elsewhere.
Yet with the arrival of Fog Month, these men had gathered once more.
Faced with so many hands, Charles was assigned a task: reorganizing these pirates.
After all, he had spent longer in this plane and had personally built a pirate crew. He was more experienced in this line of work.
He spent some time reorganizing the pirates.
The process was not particularly difficult.
First came the Bloodsail Raiders' core forces. Those three thousand men had already been reorganized during Freezing Month.
Using those three thousand as the framework, the Bloodsail Raiders' force of over ten thousand was swiftly reorganized. Anderson selected two thousand elites and organized and trained them as an army.
They found a somewhat larger island and trained the troops there.
During Fog Month, Charles also arranged for the pirates to strike out in all directions, intercepting other seafaring merchant vessels.
The Yaz Kingdom provided considerable assistance in this, secretly supplying a great deal of intelligence.
Normally, pirate profits during Fog Month would have been very poor, but this year was different.
The modified pirate ships, combined with more detailed intelligence, allowed the Bloodsail Raiders to succeed time and again this year.
Rather than personally leading raids, Charles cultivated himself in the heart of Ship Island.
One day, he felt faint ripples of agitation coming from his soul.
Not understanding the cause, Charles