Arlong Pirates Novels & Stories

Facing these semi-Empyreans, who were far beyond their league, the pirates had no hope of resistance. Alden panicked. He had relied on the hostages as his last resort and they were about to be taken away. It all happened so fast, and he struggled to comprehend it. "You're the leader, correct? Why have you been targeting ships in this area? Talk," Alexander interrogated Alden coldly, stepping forward. Pirates operated in organized teams with clear roles. These people were just pawns, handling the dirty work. With a defiant smirk, Alden replied, "Haha! Are you crazy? I'm a pirate. Of course, I target and rob ships."

Just then, a fisherman who came down from the boat called out to Andrius, “Young man...” Andrius stopped and asked, “Do you need something?” The fisherman glanced at the depths of the island, lowered his voice, and said fearfully, “This island is the territory of the notorious One-Eyed Pirates. You’d better leave before they discover you. Otherwise, once they know you’re new, they’ll rob your belongings and throw you into the sea to feed the fish.”

"Lilibeth, stop making Hank angry. He normally treats you so well and buys you clothes and purses. Just take my place in the shark tank this once and treat this as paying him back. Besides, you scrub and mop the deck all day, so you must have some very steady footing. There's no way you'll slip." The trust-fund kids around us also joined in and started to make a scene. "Yeah, that's right! Why is a cleaner acting so proud?" "Get down there already. Don't ruin the show for all of us!" I looked at all the well-dressed fools around me as I scoffed. If this were a year ago, I would have tied up every one of them and hung them from the mast to let them taste the sea breeze. My name was Lilibeth B

"Just you wait. The pirates would surely attack Liam first!" Right as the trust fund kids were mocking Liam, the dozen pirates already climbed up to the deck of the yacht from their speedboats. The pirates just looked like they were living by the sea all year round. They were strong, their skin was tanned, and they were speaking in a dialect that the crowd could not understand. The leader was a tall and strong man. He was 190 centimeters tall and was in his 30s. His skin was tan from being exposed to the sun all year round, and he had a ferocious scar across his face.

Charlie nodded and instructed, “When the time comes, you can let them go if they pay the ransom. However, if they refuse to pay the ransom, just kill them! In the future, Ten Thousand Armies will have to be even more heartless and cruel toward these pirates. Moreover, you will also have to fool around with them nicely to the point that they will all be afraid of you from the bottom of their hearts. This is the only way for them to act honestly in front of you, then.” As Charlie spoke, he said again, “I have an approximate understanding of the situation of the pirates at the Gulf of Aden. They have a large number of people and also possess a very strong revenge mentality. If they dare to reta

A shout from the main deck… I ran there. A shark appeared under the seawater before our eyes—his length of about thirty meters. The shark slowly opened its mouth, looked above the water, and stopped for a while. As if expecting someone. After a minute, another shark of the same size poked its head and flipped over. The water fell and rose. Both sharks swam forward. Three other sharks also surfaced from the side... "Oh.....Fuck...Too many sharks,"....the people on the ship shouted...The captain looked through the binoculars—no need to turn on Protocol. The shark is hiding somewhere. The group of sharks left after entertaining us for more than half an hour

"D*mn it! How dare you laugh? Quick! Surrender all your valuables!" The man was Salvador Mosby. He was the ringleader of a small group of pirates by the sea of Donghai City. Back in the day, when Darryl established Elysium Gate, the situation at the coastal line of Donghai City was greatly improved and there were no pirates. However, after the King of the Dead stirred up a riot in The Nine Mainland, the Elysium Gate was not as guarded and pirates were frequently found by the sea of Donghai City.

he replied while waving his hand to Glendo, motioning him to come near him. Glendo approached them. “Yes, Chieftain?” “Glendo tells the Thregonad people that our allied pirates have come and we need to celebrate. Serve them with food and wine before they leave the village.” Dareon instructed his best warrior, who nodded and followed his command. When Threma heard that the pirates arrived, she ran and hurriedly hugged Duri when she saw her walking beside the Pirates’ Captain. “Captain Droo, please let me borrow my best friend for a while.” Threma requested from the Pirates’ Captain to which he agreed by nodding and motioning for them to go ahead.

“What do you mean to say, captain?” “We’ve had a difficult year … the pirates that the news had been talking about all over the region ain’t as what they seem,” Captain Burgly said, frowning. “They’re all spread out, both land and sea … their numbers can even infiltrate any warships or galleys.” “Pirates?” Tristan said, his hands inside his pockets. “From where?” “Corsair Isles … across the ocean far south of the Liberty Cities,” Burgly answered. “They ain’t just pirates, I’m telling you. They’re all highly trained thieves … and their tricks can beat even the most skilled swordsman.”

back: they refused to return as they liked the environment in Algiers more and found it more tolerable where, after converting to Islam, they got married and held big positions in the government which was something they couldn't have dreamed of back home. "A surprising number of the captains were in fact European Christians by birth: John Ward the arch-pirate and Simon Dansiker "the Devil Captain of Algiers." The religious attitude of the pirates states seems to have been tolerant (more so than Europe at the time); a number of priests and ministers were permitted to tend to their Christian flocks. Law enforcement was, however, inventively cruel, although the English who reported what they co