They immediately took everyone onto their ship and, after settling them on the next island, set off once again.
After this incident, Su Mo discovered something.
The pirates at sea are somewhat different from the thieves on land.
The pirates are more ruthless in their actions.
They don't mind draining the pond to catch the fish.
Because the Nanhai is vast, they are not confined to one place and move around the Nanhai at will.
Therefore, when they come across a caravan or a ship they want to rob, they tend to leave no survivors.
Not only do they take valuables, but they also take away young and beautiful women and small children.
These can be sold for a good price.
Thus, Su Mo considered that when encountering pirates, it's kill or be killed—they are not people of the Green Forest but simply a band of brigands.
While some may be willing to follow rules and build relationships, most of them are a bunch of madmen, robbing with bloodshot eyes.
