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An eagle actually flew across this island.

She stood up involuntarily and looked at the huge cloud of dust created by the wings. She thought to herself, If I could chase up and grab onto the eagle's wings and fly away, how nice would that be?

King Qin was still grinding the ink and immediately said: "You like it? "When will I find a bow and arrow to shoot one for you to play with …"

This bandit was like this. No matter what he saw, he wanted to 'shoot' down and control it. Was the eagle a pet for playing around?

She let out a cold laugh and did not say a word. Turning her head, King Qin's forehead was already covered in sweat.

If he added too much water, the ink wouldn't be good at all. Naturally, she wouldn't be picky either, so she picked up the pen and wrote his name on the Stationery he opened: Qin Shangcheng.

Again and again, one by one.

The ink was a little light, so the King Qin couldn't really tell what it was. Every time he finished writing one, he would happily take the other one and put it to the side to dry.

Before long, he had already written seven or eight pages. Holding them in his hand, he read them one by one. "Hahaha …"

Hua Rong put down the brush, unable to continue writing.

King Qin was about to speak when he suddenly heard a rustling sound. He shouted, "Get out!"

He was worried for Hua Rong's safety and thus quietly waited for Hua Rong. However, when he saw that King Qin was with her, he did not dare to come out. However, he was relieved to see that his sister was unharmed and her clothes were neat.

Now that he was discovered by the King Qin, he was no longer afraid. He simply walked over and called Hua Rong "Big Sister …"

Hua Rong picked up a book off the rock: "Here, you take a good look at this …"

The youth received it and took a look. It was actually a "Sun Tzu Tactic of War".

It was one of the ancient scrolls that King Qin had brought back. Because there were a few words written on it, King Qin did not recognize what it was. He took it out casually, and when Hua Rong saw it, she brought it over.

Seeing her gift, King Qin was not angry at all. He only glared at the young man: "You little bastard, don't get in my way, scram. "In the future, when I'm here, you're not allowed to appear. I'm going to do business, so you come and play with me …"

The youth completely ignored his roar. Hua Rong smiled and nodded at him, then took the book and left happily.

"Little girl, we're hungry. Let's go eat lunch."

He put away the Stationery, folded it and put it in his bosom before heading towards the "Imperial Palace".

After Hua Rong entered the room, he was actually standing at the door. At this time, a small leader ran over to report to him about some things, and after listening to it, he gave a few instructions. Just as the small leader was about to leave, he called out to him.

The leader was surprised. This group of girls had only been here for a day, and Brothers still hadn't had enough fun.

"You guys haven't had enough to eat and drink yesterday's business for eight or ten years. If you want a woman, then spend your money to find some fun …"

"Yes."

The leader understood what was going on. Although he was shouting 'what a pity', he could only accept the order.

King Qin was looking at the contents of the chest while Hua Rong was reading a book at the side. After reading for a long time, he did not manage to read a single word. King Qin walked over and excitedly pulled her hand: "Come, little girl, I'll bring you to see the scenery by the sea."

She said lightly, "I don't want to see it."

The sun was shining down from the sky onto the vast sea. In the morning, the sky was still overcast, but now there were no clouds. Occasionally, a few seabirds could be seen flying very high in the sky.

Looking down from the coconut tree, the ocean was blue with a hint of shiny red, while the thin waves were snow-white. In a safe haven, there were many five-tooth warship s stopping the pirates, as well as dozens of large and small wooden boats, water tankers, and rafts.

A group of young girls were driven over one after another, because they had just suffered an extremely terrifying destruction, and also because time was short. It wasn't that terrifying type of death, but rather extreme fear and pain. The few people walking at the back were the ones who were kidnapped earlier. Their faces were already numb, and they didn't utter a sound. This was in contrast to the fear of the newcomers.

There were dozens of women in total. Hua Rong was a little curious, why did these robbers let the group of women go so quickly? Moreover, it seemed that all the women on the island had been released.

She felt a surge of panic.

King Qin's feet stepped on the sandy ground until there were two big footprints on it. He raised his feet and kicked away the dried sand, saying carelessly: "All the women on the island have been released this time …"

Hua Rong suddenly understood that he was not bringing her to "admire" the sea view, but was a warning, a severe warning:

In the future, you'll never be able to escape in a crowd!

You'll never get away!

She stood in the sunlight and watched the women board the boat from a distance. Because there were so many people, they were given three boats this time, and the women realized that they had a chance to escape. They all rushed to board the boats, and soon, the boats entered the sea.

Hua Rong watched from afar, his eyes hurting, as if the sun had entered his eyes, turning them red like blood. She really couldn't think of any chance for her to escape in the future.

Was he going to be imprisoned on this island forever, accompanying this terrifying Pirate Head?

The King Qin laughed out loud, pointing towards the warships in front of him as well as the cliff: "Little girl, this place can be said to be a place where one man can hold off against ten thousand men. As long as I don't release anyone, not even a fly can fly away."

She looked up at the coconut trees along the coastline, green and overwhelming.

Perhaps it was because the last robbery had been too rich, but the pirates had not moved for days. They had only hunted on the island, had revelry, and drank wine and made money.

Gradually, Hua Rong discovered that there were more women on the island. These women were no longer screaming with their hearts and lungs tearing, they were no longer tied to trees, their clothes were very revealing, and from time to time, they would even have flirtatious laughter.

Whenever there was good quality goods, the little pirates would naturally not forget to "honor" the King Qin. Occasionally, the King Qin would try to make fun of the flirtatious prostitutes, but most of the time, he would stay in his "palace". In addition to gambling and drinking, he also sent out several people, as if he was planning a big deal.