Aldridge looked up at him and asked, "Anything else?"

Hook took a few rapid breaths, then bent down on his knees, tremblingly said, "Mr. Aldrich, please teach me!"

"Teach you?" Aldridge didn't move, or even showed too much expression, just asked plainly, "Teach you what?"

"I..." Hu Ke lowered his head, bit his lip, and said hard, "I want to ask you to teach me my skills, I want to become an Extraordinary."

Aldrich leaned against the railing, took a bite of the hard brown bread, and didn't even want to speak.

If he didn't care about his own quality and image, he would probably throw the bread directly in his face and ask "Why" with a sneer.

But now, he doesn't need to talk too much to a guy who is struggling to get up.

In his concept, people must have self-knowledge.

It's not a question of a narrow concept of 'class', but whether a person's brain has any basic cognition.

Aldridge can spend his little Kinnar to invest in and develop Sunderland, Dylan, Michaely, the key here is that Aldridge wants to do it, not Sunderland they ask him this way.

Sunderland and the others also have this understanding. Except for the time to solve the medicine, they never made any active requests.

The subjective will was initiated by Aldridge, so of course he was happy, but if Hook took the initiative to say such a thing, it would be foolish.

Aldridge can say with a clear conscience that he doesn't look down on Hooker's idea, but the fact is that the two have nothing to do with each other, even just strangers.

Where did Hook get the confidence and confidence to make such a 'shameless' request?

This kind of guy with an insane mind, even if Aldrich is short of people, he will not consider it.

To say it nicely is called stupid, to say it badly, this kind of person lacks the basic 'gratefulness', and it will be difficult to cultivate 'loyalty'.

Hook didn't hear the answer, and nervous sweat flowed down his forehead. He couldn't bear it, looked up carefully, and found that the other party was just looking at the sea, eating the brown bread bit by bit, and had no intention of speaking at all.

He gritted his teeth and understood what the other party meant.

But he thought it was a shame!

If you don't want to teach me, why are you talking to me?

Since you didn't want to teach me, why did you let me risk my life to kill those two monsters!

Hook had a longing heart. He thought that the other party would point him, maybe he wanted to accept him as an apprentice.

The thought couldn't reverberate in his mind, but the facts embarrassed him... He felt ashamed.

Hook silently got up from the ground and turned to leave.

Aldridge continued to swirl in the whirlpool of questions, leaving Hooker behind in a blink of an eye.

Herbert had come out to organize the work of the sailors, and it was rare for the ship to settle down.

At about 3 o'clock in the afternoon, the Romain signaled a semaphore, and the two ships stowed their sails on the sea and lowered anchor to stop.

The anchor can go down to the bottom, indicating that the water level here is very shallow, which can also be seen from the color of the sea.

At this time, the deep-sea location is deeper blue, and the blue here looks a lot more pleasing to the eye.

A sturdy sailor came to the rear deck of the Roman, opened his mouth and shouted, "Captain Helena! Captain Roman invites you to come and speak."

Aldrich leaned against the railing and gestured to a sailor, who immediately trotted to inform the captain.

After a while, Helena, whose face was reddened, walked out of the captain's room with the help of Herbert. It seemed that her condition was still not very good, and the fever continued.

"Mr. Aldrich, please come with me." Helena said weakly.

Aldridge glanced at Herbert, he pointed to the boat under his feet, and signaled that he would not pass.

He also has no objection. After all, he is Helena's bodyguard.

Aldrich transformed into a pile of black and gold particles, lifted himself and Helena together, and 'floated' onto the Roman. All the sailors saluted, but Aldridge did not change his face.

At this time, La Masia was sitting on the seat placed on the deck. After seeing Helena, she asked, "What, is Miss Helena feeling well?"

"It's alright," Helena said calmly, not wanting to show her timidity in front of others, "Have we arrived?"

"That's right, this is 'Erwin'." La Masia said with a gritted voice.

"Well." Helena said without showing any expression, "Then when will we enter the ruins? Ledger is not here, do you have his key?"

"Ledger will come." La Masia said casually, "Let's wait a moment."

Helena was suspicious, but her physical condition made her accept the status quo, and said, "I hope it won't be too long."

La Masia said playfully, "It won't be long, and Captain Helena can also take a break."

Aldridge was silent behind Helena, but his eyes narrowed... Listening to the meaning of La Masia's words, Ledger did not disappear, but took the initiative to do something.

Being able to disappear from sight in a short period of time, Ledger's ship undoubtedly also has a secret. Is it really worthy of being the guardian of the Storm Goddess?

Hmm... I still remember that when Ledger was missing, La Masia's expression was not good, which means that he did not agree with what Ledger was doing. Ledger acted privately.

The ghost ship must have something to do with the two of them, no... The state of Helena after the ship was destroyed shows that she is also related to that ship, and is more deeply related than the other two.

Aldrich took a circle and probably analyzed something, but that's about it.

Helena didn't want to stay on other people's boats in a weak posture~lightnovelpub.net~ So Aldrich took her back to Zhanlang and took the opportunity to rest and adjust her state.

Herbert came over and asked, "How is it?"

Aldridge shrugged and said, "I won't know until Ledger arrives."

"Didn't he disappear?"

"Probably not. La Masia knew what he was going to do, but he didn't say it."

Herbert's expression was already full of dissatisfaction, and this was not something that should be done during cooperation.

"Seriously," Aldridge patted his shoulder and said earnestly, "This adventure may not go well, you have to leave a way out."

Herbert was silent, obviously struggling.

Although he said that people were immoral behind his back, Aldridge added a fire and whispered, "Helena is not that simple."

"Um?"

"Remember what you said, the period before her departure was abnormal?"

Herbert nodded.

"Then do you think she's been normal for the past two days?"

Herbert frowned, but suddenly reacted and said solemnly, "It's a bit..."

As a captain, and she is a wise and ambitious mind, her performance in the past two days at sea was very poor. Even with the influence of Ledger and the others, this is not normal.

She seemed to be in the captain's room all the time, silently looking at everything on the ship, not avoiding, but observing.

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