"Up ahead, that should be a normal inhabited island, right?"
Muli asked as he gazed into the distance. The outline of an island had appeared ahead, and it looked fairly large. As they approached it, the number of seabirds increased noticeably.
"Obviously!" Puer raised a paw and pointed in another direction in the distance. "Look, aren't there ships over there?"
Muli asked in confusion, "But those ships look a little strange to me. They don't look like cargo ships or warships."
"Those are pirate ships."
"Pirate ships?"
"Yes, meow. Looks like the Benda Family's young master, who grew up in the Dinge District, doesn't know much about this world."
Muli nodded. "I haven't had time to watch any pirate movies yet. I'll catch up properly once we get back, because I've realized I quite like it here."
"If you're interested, the Allen family's study has lots of books about adventures at sea. Most of them come from the notes of the family's ancestors."
"All right, thank you. I'll go borrow them."
"Your nature really was suppressed too much at home as a child, and now you've fallen in love with the sea." Puer teased him. "To put it the way Kallen would, is this revenge 'living'?"
"Probably." Muli didn't disagree. "I also think I prefer a life that doesn't follow rules and templates too closely now."
Standing beside them, Ventura reminded them quietly, "But if those are pirate ships, doesn't that mean the island ahead is..."
"Yes, a pirate island. Somewhere pirates trade goods."
"A pirate island..."
"What are you scared of? Normally speaking, without taking cannons into account, our team is far stronger than ordinary pirates!" Puer found it rather amusing. "Now we just have to hope this island is big enough and its pirates are sufficiently rampant, because