Chapter 9: creating a new crew

In only two days the ship Noah was on let him off as the gone their own ways

Noah was filled with a sense of determination as he read the bounty poster for his former crew, the Golden Age Pirates.

They had become successful and powerful, and the fact that they had betrayed him only fueled his desire for revenge.

He knew that he couldn't do it alone, though.

He needed to find strong and trustworthy crewmates who shared his vision.

As he walked through the town, he kept an eye out for anyone who might be a good fit.

That's when he spotted a group of pirates sitting at a nearby tavern.

They were loud and boisterous, but there was something in the way they carried themselves that caught Noah's attention.

He decided to approach them and see if they might be interested in joining his crew.

"Hey there," Noah said, stepping up to their table.

"I couldn't help but notice that you guys look like you know your way around a ship.

Are you interested in a new opportunity?"

The pirates looked at each other skeptically, but Noah could see that they were intrigued.

"What kind of opportunity?" one of them asked.

Noah explained his plan to take down his old crew and exact his revenge.

He told them about the bounties on the Golden Age Pirates and the potential for riches and glory.

The pirates were impressed by Noah's determination and skill, and after some discussion, they agreed to join his crew.

They all raised their glasses in a toast, sealing the deal.

Over the next few days, Noah recruited more crew members and started training them in preparation for their mission.

He taught them everything he knew about navigation, combat, and survival at sea.

Finally, they were ready to set sail. Noah stood at the helm of his ship, looking out at his crew with a fierce sense of pride.

They were a ragtag bunch, but they were his crew, and they were ready to take on anyone who stood in their way.

As they sailed towards their first target, Noah couldn't help but feel a sense of excitement and anticipation.

He knew that the road ahead would be long and dangerous, but he was ready to face it head-on.

He was determined to take down his old crew and prove himself as a true pirate captain.