Chapter 641: The Japanese bandit’s lair was taken away by a pot!

Early the next morning, Liu's cook prepared breakfast.

After breakfast, Mo Beihan asked two guards to carry the two Japanese bandits who were beaten with bruises and swollen faces yesterday and were only hanging on by Qiao Ran's pills. The group climbed over the mountain and arrived at the docking place of the two sea ships.

The ships that go out to sea are much larger than the fishing boats used by fishermen, and their drafts are also much deeper.

Therefore, we cannot dock at the beach at the fishing village. We can only dock at this rocky beach with relatively deep water although there are many strange rocks and reefs.

The nineteen men Liu Wen Zhang selected yesterday were already waiting at the beach. They were all wearing a pair of loose coarse shorts, exposing their strong upper bodies.

Qiao Ran took a look and saw that all the good guys were young men with strong muscles and strong muscles.

Her appreciative eyes swept over them one by one.

Not bad, not bad, so strong, it will definitely be very neat to move things later.

Mo Beihan, who was standing next to her, immediately darkened his face, stared at Liu Wenwen displeased, and said in a cold tone:

"Why don't they wear clothes? How would it be appropriate to bare their breasts in front of a girl's house?"

"Uh, I'm sorry. I was negligent. I'm so rude!"

Liu Wenwen smiled awkwardly. It was his negligence. He forgot to tell these men yesterday.

When fishermen go out to fish in the summer, firstly because of the hot weather, and secondly because they find their clothes cumbersome, they usually go shirtless, so they have become accustomed to dressing like this.

But now, there is a girl from the capital in front of me. This is really outrageous.

Liu Wenwen was very displeased when he saw the prince's dark face, and quickly waved to the group of excited men:

"Quick, quick, quick! Go back and put on your clothes! You are so rude in front of the nobles in the capital, and you won't be able to stain Miss Qiao's eyes!"

The men were stunned. They looked at their naked upper bodies and then at Miss Qiao, who was dressed as a man. They suddenly realized how impolite they were and were at a loss for the moment.

"Yes, I'm sorry, we are rude! But if we go back to get dressed, it will take a lot of time!"

A man covered his chest with his hands and said with some embarrassment.

Qiao Ran laughed: "Well, there is no need to waste time. I am a doctor. There are no men or women in front of doctors, so there is no need to worry about so much. Let's go, get on the boat quickly, we are going to destroy the Japanese bandit's lair today!"

When the men heard this, they became excited and divided into two teams and boarded two sea ships respectively.

Qiao Ran boarded the same ship with Mo Beihan, Mu Er, Liu Wenwen, several guards, and the two Japanese bandits carried by the guards. Mu Yi boarded another ship with several guards.

After getting on the boat, Mo Beihan still looked unhappy.

Liu Wenwen was a very thoughtful man. When he saw that there were some clothes left by the Japanese bandits in the cabin, he quickly asked the men to put them on.

Although these clothes were left behind by the Japanese bandits, some of the styles were from Dai Viet, and they were obviously stolen.

The men couldn't stand the prince's cold face and freezing gaze, so they could only choose one piece to wear. Only then did they feel that the intimidating gaze disappeared, and they breathed a sigh of relief.

Everyone got on the boat, the sails were raised, and the ship left the beach and sailed toward the sea.

Qiao Ran observed the ship. It was similar to the sailboat she saw on TV. It mainly relied on wind power to sail.

However, the sail was made of rough linen cloth, which was very crude and not as good as the cloth she bought from the capital.

I don’t know how good the sails used by the Dai Viet Navy are. I’ll have to take a look in the next two days.

More than an hour later, under the guidance of the two Japanese bandits, the two ships successfully arrived at an island used by the Japanese bandits as their lair.

Looking around, this is a medium-sized island. There is a row of wooden houses built not far from the shore, and some wooden houses are under construction.

There are wooden sentries built on the mountainside and on the top of the mountain, and there is a Japanese bandit on duty each.

When they were almost close to the island, Mo Beihan ordered all the guards to hide in the cabin, leaving only the fishermen who came with him on the deck.

Japanese bandits often went to land to kill and rob, and they would wear the clothes they robbed when they returned.

So although there were people on the island watching out, they saw that the two ships were their own ships, and the people on the ships were all wearing stolen clothes, so they didn't notice anything strange.

They gave a signal that they could dock, notified the Japanese bandits on the island, and happily prepared to welcome their "victorious return" accomplices.

Unexpectedly, as soon as the ship docked, hundreds of people came out of the island to help carry the "trophies", and a dozen people with high martial arts skills flew out of the cabins of the two ships.

Before the Japanese bandits who came to greet them could react, the gleaming swords were already rapidly harvesting their lives.

When they fell, the smiles on their faces had not even had time to close up, and they kept their eyes wide open.

After Qiao Ran landed on the shore, she immediately raised her hand and shot a poisonous needle at the sentry not far away who was so frightened that she couldn't react for a moment.

Mo Beihan lowered the hand he had just raised, put the dagger in his hand, smiled knowingly at Qiao Ran, and joined the ranks of killing the Japanese bandits with his own sword.

Qiao Ran, still using the long black iron rod, rushed into the group of Japanese bandits and swept them away with a circle.

Anyone who was swept by the iron rod felt that their bones were broken where they were swept, and they fell to the ground and could not get up for a while.

And if she swung the stick and hit the person directly, his skull would be cracked and he would die immediately.

Mo Beihan did not hesitate to give in too much. A long sword made the clouds and water flow like a dragon swimming in the deep sea. It flew freely among the Japanese bandits, almost killing one life with one sword.

When the remaining Japanese bandits reacted, less than half of the hundreds of people who came out were left in an instant.

They screamed in terror, turned around and ran away, trying to get their weapons.

But how could Qiao Ran and the others let them get their wish?

When the other Japanese bandits in the wooden house rushed out, the dozens of people who were left had all fallen.

After Qiao Ran and the others flew ashore, the fishermen on the boat also jumped off the boat under the leadership of Liu Wenwen and rushed to the shore from the sea.

After killing dozens of Japanese bandits on the ship yesterday, all the weapons seized were placed on the ship.

The weapons that the fishermen bring themselves are wooden sticks and hatchets for cutting firewood.

Seeing that there were better weapons on the ship, he picked up the long knives and swords of the Japanese bandits, and rushed ashore with hatred on his face. He also wanted to kill several Japanese bandits himself, to avenge the bloodshed of his relatives and the villagers in the town.

When Qiao Ran saw that the fishermen were coming, she immediately started sweeping Dafa with her stick. In one sweep, more than a dozen Japanese bandits fell to the ground. She stopped mending the sticks and shouted to the fishermen who washed up on the shore:

"I'll leave these Japanese bandits to you!"

Then he rushed into the group of Japanese bandits and continued their sweep.

Seeing this, Mu Er and a group of guards followed Qiao Ran's example and did not go after the Japanese bandits after injuring them, leaving it to the fishermen behind to vent their anger.

They rushed ahead, harvesting the lives of batch after batch of Japanese bandits.