Chapter 13: 13. New Mission

After a night of hangovers, Tonk made time to look at the new captain's room. In this house, he can enjoy a separate large bed, a fine linen quilt filled with feathers, and a decorative tapestry on the wall embroidered with the pattern of a duel between two people, full of medieval literary style.

He browsed around in the wine cabinet, but there were not a few bottles left. Most of them were given to the sailors yesterday because he was in a good mood. Although there were still many bottles of cheap rum in the cabin, the taste couldn't be compared with that of the wine cabinet.

He checked it out again on the weapon rack, on which hung more than ten cold weapons as well as two long muskets and a pistol. In the end, he chose a double-handed great sword. The body of the sword was half a person's height, and the silver hilt had complicated patterns. The sword was to his taste.

He pinned the pistol to his waist, and now he was fully equipped.

Before, the sea chart had always been a problem that troubled him. Now, after hijacking the ship, he naturally got it. Open the drawer of the table in the captain's room, and there was a chart of this sea area, along with a magnifying glass, a compass, a sextant, and a log book.

The logbook records important information about the ship's voyage, including course, speed, weather, and many other matters. If it is a pirate ship, it must record which ships have been robbed. If it is a merchant ship, it must record who has robbed it.

The logbook is very important, and Tonk had to write it too, but he only recorded the date, and occasionally wrote some important events. It was really the lazy captain.

Tonk unfolded the chart. This piece of paper was folded. If it wasn't too thin, it could even be used as a quilt. The paper was very large, but the words on it were as small as grains of rice he had to use a magnifying glass to look at it.

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