She needed care too!
The laborer buried his head against his companion's shoulder in grief and anger. He no longer wanted a revolution. He only wanted to go home and stay with his wife.
The laborers' leader moved over to Gaburu.
"Captain Gaburu, what do we do?"
"Wait for now."
Gaburu was baffled too.
It had only been a few days. How had the pirates come to get along so well with the villagers? It made them look like the villains.
No, this had to be fake!
The little old woman walked over and handed Gaburu her food basket, which held her grandson Gaburu's favorite meat cutlets.
"Gaburu, you're finally back."
"Granny?"
Gaburu accepted the food blankly, rather at a loss. With so many people watching, it was embarrassing.
The old woman sighed and earnestly advised him, "The pirate gentleman is a very good man. Talk things over with him properly. Don't start fighting at the drop of a hat."
"Granny, I..."
Gaburu opened his mouth.
Granny was old, and explaining the revolution to her would be difficult. Besides, the current situation really was complicated.
The laborers' families were all watching, including some small children. Under these circumstances, having the laborers attack would undoubtedly be cruel.
Gaburu took a deep breath and walked toward the beach alone.
"Wait here for me!"
"Captain Gaburu, it's dangerous!"
The laborers looked anxious. If Captain Gaburu faced the pirates alone and they suddenly attacked him, the consequences would be unthinkable.
Without Captain Gaburu, how would they find the courage to resist?
"Koala, let's go too."
Sabo followed Gaburu, with Koala close behind.
At the beach campsite.
Tea had been brewed at the table, alongside some delicate pastries and fruit.
But there was only one seat for a guest.
Good gestured.
"Sit down and talk,