In a sense, the "Death Warriors" could be called an extremely incomplete, scaled-down version of "Miss Qiu."
They fell far, far short of the real "Miss Qiu."
They also fell far, far short of Arthur's true plan.
Fifty qualified Death Warriors were only the beginning!
Arthur needed these fifty Death Warriors to form the initial framework of the [Black Cat Followers], then fill its ranks with people from Rat Street.
And then?
Naturally, he would put together a small fleet!
He had no ill intentions. He simply wanted to buy goods from elsewhere for the locals of South Los-quite a few fleets already did similar things, but problems often arose. Some sailors vanished with the money and never returned, while others brought back the goods only to find the original clients missing.
It was utter chaos.
So the young, kind, upright "Medium," who harbored no ill intentions, wanted to create a little platform to serve everyone-the clients could leave their money with him, then pay through his platform once they were satisfied with the goods delivered.
If they were dissatisfied, they could negotiate a refund.
This platform would be called the "Mr. Five Exchange."
After all, only by having "Mr. Five" protect "Miss Qiu" could Arthur achieve the effect he wanted.
As for losing money?
Impossible!
As long as the money was deposited in advance at the "Mr. Five Exchange," there would be a full cycle to work with, and the young "Medium" would never lose money.
On the contrary, he would grow richer and richer.
His little fleet would become a large fleet.
His merchant ships would become armed merchant ships.
And all he needed to do was install a hundred cannons on each of his armed merchant ships.
Sailing ships of the line?
No, no, no!
They were