The village chief roared behind Peeping: "Stop bothering me!"
Didn't hear it!
The essence of this move is to neither directly oppose and cause the mission to fail nor leave oneself without freedom. The downside is reduced favorability, but compared to grabbing the Boss, it's all trivial.
The Peeping team arrived at the village's armed squad leader to receive the so-called weapons, only to find that the village's weapons were actually wooden poles used for drying nets and fish. Each pole was 5 meters long with a sharp sea beast bone attached to the end.
Is this called a weapon? But the length does make it convenient to stab underwater fishmen from the ship's deck.
After boarding, Peeping began using shareholder privileges to persuade the fishing boat captain: "Once we set sail, follow to protect the old village chief!"
The captain was stunned: "No, I can't go against the village chief's orders!"
