ebookland Chapter 667
Chapter 667
Therefore, he was impatient and disdainful of Zhao Shanshan's arrival, and said in a very aggressive tone: "We have no relationship for a long time, why did you come to me!"
Zhao Shanshan looked up, revealing a pair of eyes full of crazy joy.
Lin Youyang suddenly had an ominous premonition: "You..."
That night, Zhou Shuwan received the news on the warship.
After Zhao Shanshan communicated with Lin Youyang in sign language for a while, she suddenly jumped up, held Lin Youyang's head tightly with one hand, and took out a wooden awl hidden on her body with the other hand, and stabbed it into Lin Youyang's Adam's apple.
Blood gushed out, staining Zhao Shanshan's hands red.
Seeing this, the guarding soldier immediately rushed forward and took great pains to pull Zhao Shanshan away from Lin Youyang.
Zhao Shanshan held Lin Youyang's hands so tightly that her fingers were almost broken before they were pulled apart.
However, it was too late.
Lin Youyang covered his throat, made a "gurgling" sound, and eventually suffocated to death.
This kind of death is the most painful one. The breath is deprived little by little, and finally, in endless pain, one dies in despair...
He remained conscious until the last moment.
He fell there, wondering numbly why God had to play such a joke on him!
He himself is the hero of the novel's experience. He has gone through all kinds of pain and danger, and finally got his golden finger...
How could he die?
How could I die at the hands of someone I have always looked down upon!
How could this be possible! How could this be possible!
……
Zhao Shanshan watched the other person take his last breath, let out a shrill laugh, and then banged his head against the wall and died.
The blood slowly flowed down the wall, appearing particularly glaring in the dim light.
Night fell over the Pirate Island, and the air was filled with a faint salty smell mixed with the aroma of unknown plants.
There is a peculiar tree on the island - the breadfruit tree, standing silently in the night.
These trees are much taller than ordinary trees, with thick trunks, dense crowns, and branches full of fruits similar in size to durian.
Pirate Island is located between the subtropics and tropics. Its biggest feature is that not only can rice be grown on the island, but there is also a breadfruit tree that looks like the African tree of life.
This tree grows a kind of fruit that is similar in size to a durian, but the flesh inside is all starch. It can be eaten raw or cooked, and this fruit can be used as a staple food.
People on Pirate Island also call it breadfruit.
There are not many breadfruit trees on the island, only about twenty or so, and they harvest twice a year.
Each tree can produce 200 fruits at a time, and each fruit weighs 2-4 kilograms, so each tree can produce 600-700 kilograms a year.
More than 20 trees can produce nearly 20,000 kilograms of fruit.
However, this breadfruit tree only appeared on the island seven or eight years ago. During this period, Pirate Island experienced two tsunamis and two droughts, and it only bore fruit for three or four years.
Breadfruit was particularly precious and was guarded by pirate leaders. The lower-level pirates and slaves had no chance of tasting it.
After all the pirates were wiped out, the warships occupied the pirate island and seized the pirates' supplies and weapons reserves.
The enemy's weapons reserves were average, but they managed to plunder 20,000 kilograms of breadfruit, more than 10,000 kilograms of rice, and a variety of other foods suitable for growing in the tropics.
The material reserves are very sufficient.
The warship crew was very happy, as they had not tasted staple food for a long time.
Although they can grow cold-resistant staples such as potatoes, sweet potatoes, and soybeans on the mother ship, staples such as wheat, rice, and corn are difficult to grow and cannot be cultivated on a large scale.
Immediately, the warship distributed two kilograms of rice and breadfruit to each sailor who participated in the battle according to their merits. Part of the rest was kept as seeds, and the rest was used for exchange.