
The gold produced in the Abyss actually carried a curse power that could cause misfortune. This was something Roy did not expect.
Captain Jack Sparrow's fate continues. Unless he could spend that gold and transfer it to someone else, Roy felt this constant bad luck would kill him sooner or later.
And what Roy is thinking now is the souls of those who hold the devil's gold after being killed by misfortune.
If he could easily obtain a large number of souls through this demon gold, wouldn't it be very satisfying?
However, the real situation was that the gold mine Roy had found in the Abyss must have been found by another demon before, but they did not pay much attention to it. As a result, the gold mine has existed for a long time without any signs of excavation.
Therefore, Roy could only guess that this demon gold might be useless to the demons!
Satan must also know that the power of the curse attached to gold can curse the greedy to death. But something like gold has been circulating, and not everyone who gets gold will die of misfortune. They will spend most of their time gold. This way, they would no longer be exposed to gold, and the curse of misfortune would slowly dissipate.
This caused the curse of misfortune to be uncertain.
Despite this uncertainty, Roy suspects there is another possibility. Even if one were to actually die from misfortune, the souls of those who died from this misfortune would not instantly appear in the hands of the demons but needed the demons to take it back. This was an extremely troublesome matter, and perhaps that was the real reason why the demons did not care about gold.
After all, Roy did not feel any power or anything linking him to gold after giving it to Jack Sparrow. If this was really the case, it would be a pity for his gold! Obviously that's a very good thing …
Roy touches his demon horn and inevitably starts to think if he can do something to change the demon situation
golden.
Could it be that he could leave a special ‘mark’ on the demon gold, and this mark could make the soul of someone who died from the curse of misfortune return to his hands automatically after being revealed?
Gold is something that can last a long time. If he could carve this special mark on gold, Roy would scatter a portion of the demon gold with that mark every time he went to the world, let it circulate in this world for decades and centuries. Then the gold will turn into a long-term meal ticket and continuously transfer the soul to Roy!
This thought made Roy's heart beat. Even if only one in ten people who made contact with the demon gold died from misfortune, it would still be an enormous amount after accumulating for a while.
The devil's golden curse was also determined based on the greed of the human heart. If one was too greedy and had a lot of gold, the curse of misfortune would be even stronger, and it would only make them die faster. It would be Roy's loss if he didn't take the souls of those greedy people almost to no avail.
However, it is quite difficult to make ‘mark’ like that.
Since Roy cannot stay long in the world, and he must return to the Abyss sooner or later, those souls will soon disappear without special protection. This causes Roy to have the ability to move souls around the world to retrieve them back in the Abyss. To achieve this function, it would probably take a lot of souls.
In addition, the mark also needs to be preserved with gold for a long time. To ensure this, the mark might require a powerful magic power. And if he had to carve such a mark on every gold rod, even Roy would probably not be able to accept it. Therefore, after carving this mark, it was best to make it last forever once and for all. This is another big consumption …
Currently, Roy has over 3,400 souls, all of which he gained after continuously attacking pirates. Especially when he fought against the fleet of Ammand Pirate King, Roy had unleashed his Fear Halo and gained many high-grade souls. So over 3,400 of these souls can be used as nearly 4,000.
Roy considers this number of souls to be enough, but Roy feels his heart aches at the thought of spending so much at once.
However, this was equivalent to spending a large amount of money to invest. In the later stages of investing, you will be able to earn money back through dividends. As long as there is enough time, the initial investment will be refundable…
Roy estimates that making Frostmourne cost more than 1,400 lives. If Frostmourne could be considered an orange equipment, then something made with four thousand souls should be at the level of dark gold, right? And if he could use tens of thousands of souls to create an item, then it should be at the level of a god artifact!
As Roy was thinking about how he should design and define the attributes of this brand, Cassandra suddenly warned Roy. “Master, there are many ships at sea!”
After hearing this, Roy could only stop his observations of Jack Sparrow. After ordering the Demonic Eye to continue following, he stood up and looked in the direction Cassandra pointed at.
Sure enough, Cassandra was right. In the distant sea, he could vaguely see a large number of sail and mast ships. There were more than thirty ships, and all of them looked like large ships.
These ships are sailing at a steady and moderate speed. Roy doesn't know what ship it is, but they don't look like pirate ships but rather?
Since they were not pirate ships, Roy could not be bothered. He returned to his seat and sat down, leaving Cassandra to continue observing the battleship.
However, not long after, Cassandra yells to Roy, “Master, that battleship seems to have found us. They have changed course and are heading towards us. ”
“Hah? What are they doing?” Roy is confused, so he picks up the small glasses left behind by Jack Sparrow and looks at the battleship.
He thought that this warship might be from the Royal Navy, but unexpectedly, after seeing the flag on the ship, Roy realized that this warship was actually a Spanish warship!
“This is not the Royal Navy but the Invincible Fleet?!” Roy's confused. He did not know much about the historical background of the world of Pirates of the Caribbean. After all, it was a miraculously revised world that could not be seen as real history. But this is the Caribbean Sea, and the one active here should be the Royal Navy. Why didn't he see the Royal Navy and instead meet Spain first?
As Roy was feeling confused, Cassandra suddenly said, “M-Master!” “What's wrong?” Roy asked.
“I-I remember now!” Cassandra. “When I was in the village, I saw the same flag that these ships had..”.
“Oh? So you're Spanish? ” Roy react. Roy can understand various languages by using soul language, so even though he can understand what others are saying, he may not necessarily be able to say what language they use. As a lich, Cassandra uses the language of the undead, and she is just a little girl from the countryside. He doesn't know much and doesn't know where his hometown is, so it's only now that Roy knows that he's Spanish.
If Cassandra found out about this moments later, Roy might have already prepared to kill his way to church in England to avenge her …
They seem to be getting ready to attack us?
Looking at the Spanish warship before him through the spyglass, Roy saw a large number of soldiers busy moving on the deck. Roy grew even more confused when he saw the dense cannon on the side of the ship.
I don't think I offended the Spanish, do I? Why were they prepared to attack when they came without saying anything? Do they know what they're dealing with?