Coase was woken up by someone who knocked on the door one by one and informed him of the meal.

When he opened his eyes, there was only darkness in the room, and then he realized that it was already night.

At this time, the sound of "going to the cafeteria to eat" was still constantly sounding in the corridor outside the door, and at the same time, his stomach sounded slight protests very appropriately.

So he pushed the door open and asked the person who informed him to eat and then went to the restaurant on the boat.

Because this merchant ship is transporting goods and acting as a passenger ship, the canteen is not luxurious, the food inside is relatively simple, and it seems that it is shared by the crew and passengers.

This canteen is very similar to the canteen of Coase Memory Middle School. They all line up to make meals, but the space is much smaller than that of the school canteen.

He made a meal and then chose a bowl of potato and bacon stew and a small plate of pickles before finding a seat to sit down.

While eating, he looked at the situation in the cafeteria. Perhaps because the meal times between the crew and passengers were staggered, there were only some passengers among the people eating in the cafeteria.

But even Cox included, there were only four people in total. Except for him, there was only one old man with a good spirit; a little girl with a round face and a blue cloth dress; and a young woman who should be the girl's mother.

When Cox was halfway through the canteen, four or five people came in one after another, and they seemed to be passengers.

The little girl was also attracted by the people who came in, and then intertwined with Cox's eyes.

When the girl saw Coase, she grinned and showed a big smile at him.

Coase also smiled politely at her.

As long as it is not a very bearish child, Coase still likes it very much.

But after all, it was just a chance meeting, so Cox only smiled and did nothing more.

After a quick supper, Coase decided to go to the deck for a walk, and as soon as he got on the deck, he saw the people who stopped him sitting around the deck playing cards.

To be precise, four people were playing cards at the hatch under the light inside, while the other two were standing on the sides of the ship's side and staring at the dark sea.

The man with a national face face was facing the hatch, so he was the first to discover Coase.

He greeted Cos with a warm look on his face and said, "Brother, do you want to play a few games? I'm so lucky. The pocket money my wife gave before going out is almost lost to these bastards."

"How is this a matter of luck? Captain, you have to split four 2s into two-on-two, how could you win?"

The young guards on the side mocked without giving the man any face.

"Hmph! What do you know? I don't want to reveal that I have such a big card too early, and I can only use one-to-two to press one-to-two to press one-to-one-two?"

The man stood up while defending himself.

"No, I can't play cards."

When faced with the invitation from a man, Cox waved his hand. He has always been a gambler without any gambles. Even if he plays cards, he only plays with his family a few times during the Chinese New Year.

"oh."

The rejected man did not react much, and he looked at the guards on the right side of the ship and greeted him.

"Clay, come and play for a while, I'll go and watch over there."

Then the man changed positions with the member named Clay.

There was no interest in watching others play cards, so he walked a few laps on the deck and sat down on the side of the boat next to the man.

"Uncle, what job do you do?"

Somehow, what Coath blurted out was the beginning of such a polite remark.

Sure enough, the man recalled the look of an idiot.

"Sorry, it's a good word."

Coase scratched his head awkwardly.

"We are used to starting like this when we chat with strangers."

"You don't have uncles, I'm only 34 years old, and my name is Murray Brown, just call me Murray."

"Okay, Uncle Murray."

So Coase was shot by Murray again with a look of a fool.

"Speaking of Brother Murray, you should have been in this industry for a long time, right? Have you ever encountered any powerful pirates?"

Although I know that the East China Sea often comes home because of Cap's "Aquaman" and it often comes home, how deep the water in the fish pond is, Coase is still a guess, so after seeing Murray, I will inevitably want to ask for details.

"Awesome pirates? There are only one or two powerful pirates in the East China Sea. Clow and that Crick of the Black Cat Pirates, but I have never met them."

Murray suddenly patted his chest with pride and said,

"But it doesn't matter. Even if I meet them, I will definitely protect you. I am a 'big hero'."

His sudden heroic speech made Cox a little confused, and the members of the guards all looked like "coming again".

Clay, who had switched shifts with Murray to play cards, turned his head and explained to Coase: "Our captain was called a 'big hero' by his child two months ago, and then he told everyone about this, don't be surprised."

"I understand."

Coase nodded in a clear understanding.

This is just like someone else asking, "Have you eaten?", but your answer is "How do you know I have three or ten consecutive treasures of evil orchids?", it is understandable that I want to show off my body when I catch someone.

"snort!"

Murray snorted again as if dissatisfied, but then didn't say anything more.

"Speaking of it, Brother Murray, how many of the most powerful pirate bounties are you ever defeated?"

Coase asked seemingly curiously.

In fact, he wanted to distinguish the level he could see from the strength of this world through Murray's answer and make a certain transformation.

Although bounty may not necessarily represent the strength of a pirate, it can still distinguish strength to a certain extent.

Murray thought for a while but couldn't get the answer. In the end, another card player answered: "It should be the 'heavy hammer Loren' two months ago. That guy had a bounty of 6 million Bailey. The captain fought with him for a long time before he decided the outcome."

"Oh, is that?"

Coase nodded thoughtfully.

Murray's level is 21, and he also has a level 2 swordsmanship. Loren is a little worse than him, but the difference is not big, so it can be inferred that it is also around level 20.

Now Cox is only more than twenty points away from level 20, which means his strength is about the level of a million-level pirate.

When he thought that he had a "million-worthy fortune" before he knew it, Cox's mouth couldn't help but slightly raised upwards.

Of course, he also knew that his million-level strength was not enough, and that he would be a fraction of others when he reached the great route.

And he did not forget the reason why he was so anxious to leave Roger Town.

At the same time, he had long known what level his strength was at.

But it was like feeling that my test was good and I actually found it was really good. Now Cox is a little excited to be recognized.
Chapter completed!