Evil always comes from courage

The waiter seemed to be running too fast. When he saw me stopping, he was relieved, but he was still out of breath and said in a panic;

"It's Captain Finnis who is looking for you. It's urgent. Don't ask anymore. Come with me!"

When I saw him acting like this, he was about to leave without even caring about the explanation, so I hurriedly followed him and said doubtfully;

"What happened, why are you so panicked?"

When the waiter saw that I was following him, he also started running quickly. I had to lift up my skirt and speed up, trying my best to follow.

Who would have thought that the waiter disappeared without a trace while running. I was about to call out. When I asked, I saw a waiter sticking his head out from the fork in the road on one side and waving to me anxiously:

"You are running wrong! It's over here, it's the child who was rescued. Hurry up, this matter is already a big deal!"

I saw that he was really anxious, so I didn't dare to neglect, so I quickened my pace and followed him. He actually ran in a circle, and it was extremely difficult for me to follow. I didn't know if he was trying to hide from someone. We still passed the shortcut, so I had to keep my eyes wide open and run to avoid getting lost.

The waiter was obviously too anxious. He only looked back at me several times during the process to make sure that I was following, and then he pushed me away again..

Fortunately, maybe he just took me to take a shortcut, and quickly brought me to the house where Henry Jane was before. Before I opened the door and entered, I heard a sound of yelling from inside the door.

"Captain Finniss, why are you protecting him? This man is full of nonsense. How can he tell the truth without being punished severely!"

I ran so fast that I didn't hear who said this, and the waiter was also pacing anxiously in front of the door. It was obvious from his appearance that he wanted to go in but didn't dare to open the door. He just listened to the door. There was a roaring sound in the air, and then there was a muffled sound as if something hit me. When the waiter heard this, he jumped even more anxiously, stretched out his hand to greet me, and his expression of complaint was not concealed. appeared in front of him, as if to say, hurry up, why are you so slow!

I tried my best to prevent the waiter from walking around. I chased with great difficulty. As soon as I rushed to the door, I heard Captain Finneas' voice coming from the door.

"Stop it! Not all what this child said were lies, there had been such rumors at sea for a long time!"

As soon as I heard this, I didn't care about anything else. I immediately kicked the door open and rushed in.

"what you do!"

As soon as I rushed in, I saw more than one or two people present. Captain Fennis was kneeling on the ground, and the person under him was Henry Jane, and Soldier Susan was holding a short whip in her hand. It seemed that the sound that broke through the air just now was someone she whipped.

When I looked at it, I saw Pope Waldo, Mr. Alcock Arrow, Knight Bansfather, Bate, and the boy Refender Jonathan and Nick. Officer Les Ancifer was actually present.

Of course, there were a few people I didn’t recognize, wearing waiter or crew uniforms, each standing in the corner with different expressions.

Soldier Susan became furious when she saw me. questioning;

"Miss Alice Letasha, where have you been hiding?"

I then turned my eyes to her again, only to find that Soldier Melody was not there. On weekdays, the two of them are like conjoined flies. They always go in pairs wherever they go. Why is it that only Su is the one today? Warrior Shan was alone here?

Seeing Warrior Susan look like that, it must be that without Warrior Melody to hold the leash, her vicious dog would have no restraints. Everyone wanted to bark a few words and bite a few bites.

I stood in the way. In front of Captain Finniss, the waiter who originally went to call me bent down and hurriedly helped Captain Finniss, who had been beaten. I frowned slightly, with anger in my eyes, and said coldly;

"Do I need to hide from anyone? What do you mean?"

Soldier Susan obviously didn't expect my attitude to be so tough. She seemed to realize that she had just been too impulsive and lost her words. At this time, there was no Soldier Melody to smooth things over for her. Faced with my questioning look, she was stunned. I was stunned, not knowing how to answer.