As soon as Poplar rushed into the cockpit, he saw a man left in the cockpit at the helm to look at the direction.

Asppen didn't care about thirty-seven twenty-one, and stunted the man with one palm, and then went out of the cockpit to the cabin below.

The cabin was more spacious than the other ships of about the same size, and Poplar saw a man lying on the ground of the cabin, bound like a rice dumpling with ropes, and a cotton ball in his mouth, and heard Poplar enter the cabin, and the man writhed on the ground as he made a "whining" sound from his nostrils.

Poplar's eyes swept over the cabin to make sure there were no other Vietnamese in the cabin, so he took a step forward and bent down to pull out the cotton cloth that the man had stuffed in his mouth.

As soon as the man was able to speak, he immediately yelled: "You damn Vietnamese monkeys, hurry up and kill grandpa, you killed my brothers and friends, grandpa can't eat your flesh and drink your blood, you want me to hand over the map of the redbeard submarine tomb, go dream!"

He speaks fluent Chinese. Moreover, Bai Yang never imagined that he would actually say something like "Redbeard's Submarine Tomb Map", and hurriedly asked: "Are you Chinese?"

The man snapped and turned his head to look at the poplar as best he could.

The poplar black sword cut the rope all over the man's body with a few strokes, and Wen Yan soothed: "Don't be afraid, I am also Chinese! I came on this boat to find trouble with these Vietnamese bandits!"

The man struggled to get up, but he was probably tied up for too long, and he was numb and unable to move, so he could only ask in a trembling voice, "Are you really ...... Chinese But those Vietnamese monkeys have knives and guns, and there are so many of them, you are alone...... How can you trouble them?"

"I've got a brother coming down with me, and by this time my brother must have subdued all the Vietnamese on board!" said Poplar, crouching down and stretching out his hand to help the man sit up.

The man looked at him in disbelief, his lips furrowed, and he finally asked, "So...... I actually ...... Saved?"

Poplar nodded, and the man suddenly shuddered and rumbled in his throat.

Poplar reached out and patted him on the shoulder comfortingly, but the man let go of his throat and wailed.

"I'm saved! I'm saved! Those damn Vietnamese monkeys, they killed my brothers, they killed my companions, and they left me alone! I didn't expect that I would still be saved!"

He could only cry loudly, so startled that the iron bull outside hurried in, and before he could see the situation in the cabin, he asked, "What's the matter? What happened?"

"It's okay, I saved a Chinese who was captured by the Vietnamese!" Bai Yang said, and then asked him, "What about the Vietnamese, are they all knocked out?"

"Yes, all of them were knocked out, and three of them fell into the water!" replied Iron Bull.

"And what about their guns?" asked Poplar again.

"Here!" Iron Bull shook the guns hanging from his shoulders, "I also searched them, and there were no pistols, but I threw a few knives into the sea!"

As soon as Poplar asked, he saw the guns hanging from the Iron Ox, nodded his head, and said, "Throw all these guns into the sea!

"Why do you want to throw it into the sea, how good it is for us to give it directly to Boss Wei, and let them accept a favor from us!" Tie Niu said.

"Boss Wei's crew is equipped with guns, but I'm afraid that they may not be able to look down on these broken guns of the Vietnamese! Besides, the three of us have already transferred the hatred of the Vietnamese to us, and once we give these guns to Boss Wei, whether Boss Wei accepts them or not, it will inevitably arouse the hatred of the Vietnamese again, and won't that bring trouble to Boss Wei?"

"Didn't Boss Wei say that he was not afraid of these Vietnamese?" said Tie Niu.

"That being said, after all, the salvage team has been on the water all year round, and it really offended the Vietnamese people, and there will still be some trouble!" Bai Yang said.

Tie Niu is a straight intestine, and he doesn't have so many crooked stomachs, so he has to think about it a little to understand the truth, and he can't help but smile and say, "Okay, I'll listen to you, anyway, what you say makes sense!"

He took the guns off his shoulders and threw them into the sea with all his might, only to hear a "bang" and suddenly sank.

The sea was bottomless, and once the guns fell in, it was impossible for the Vietnamese to salvage them.

After that, Tie Niu walked into the cabin to search, and Bai Yang stood up with the Chinese half-supported and half-hugged and slowly walked out of the hatch.

The man's hands and feet were numb, but at a glance he saw four Vietnamese lying on the deck of the ship, and three others were fluttering in the water and trying to climb into the boat.

The man suddenly became angry, and he pushed away the support of the poplars, rushed to the Vietnamese who had fainted on the deck in three steps and two steps, raised his foot and kicked them indiscriminately.

It's just that he was weak, and he kicked a few times, and the kick made him stagger one by one.

Poplar hurriedly took two steps and reached out to hold him steady.

The man glared fiercely across the deck, and Poplar understood that he was probably trying to find a weapon and kill all the Vietnamese.

But Bai Yang didn't want to kill too much, so he didn't say a word, and refused to lend the black sword on his body to the man to use.

The Vietnamese people always lay still with their eyes closed, allowing the man to kick and step on them, and they didn't know whether they were really unconscious, or if they were beaten so hard by the iron bull that they didn't dare to open their eyes even if they woke up.

Although this armed ship is very far from Boss Wei's salvage ship, it is because the salvage ship is too big, not that this armed ship is too small.

In fact, the armed boat was nearly two meters above the water, and the three Vietnamese who fell into the water had no rope to borrow, so it was difficult for them to climb onto the boat.

The Chinese had not been able to find any weapon that could kill for a long time, so he could only raise his feet again and kick and stomp on the several Vietnamese who were still lying with their eyes closed.

After a while, the Iron Ox came out, but carried a sack on his back, and said, "There are two other pistols and a long spear in the cabin, and a small amount of ammunition, which I have thrown into the sea." I found a hemp bag full of gold and silver antiques, and I looked a lot like our Chinese antiques, so I honestly took it out!"

"It's all antiques on our ship, we found a shipwreck from the Ming Dynasty, and as soon as the treasures on the shipwreck were salvaged, these Vietnamese robbers rushed over, killed everyone on our ship, and robbed us of the treasure we just caught, just ...... I was left with only one life!"

When the Chinese said this, he couldn't help but shed tears, gritted his teeth and stepped on a few more Vietnamese lying on the deck.

"These Vietnamese robbers are indeed hateful!" Tie Niu hated, but couldn't help but ask the Chinese, "But why, these Vietnamese left you dead?"

The man kept his mouth shut, but just shed tears.

Bai Yang remembered the words of the "Map of the Redbeard Submarine Tomb" mentioned by this person earlier, and he could roughly understand the reason in his heart, but said: "Let's not talk about this for now, let's wait until we get on the salvage ship!"

On the salvage ship, Ding Sicheng had already walked to the side of the ship to take a look at the movement of the Vietnamese Coast Guard after taking care of the hanging squint and others, but seeing that the Poplar Iron Bull controlled the Vietnamese Coast Guard, Ding Sicheng did not make a sound, but just asked the salvage crew to lower the rope ladder and wait for the Poplar Iron Bull to climb up.

Seeing that the Chinese had recovered his spirits, Bai Yang asked him if he could climb up on his own, so he stood on the side of the Vietnamese Coast Guard, stretched out his hand to grab the rope ladder, and the iron ox helped the Chinese climb the rope ladder.

After that, the iron bull still carried the sack of gold and silver antiques and followed the Chinese up the rope ladder.

I just heard the squinting eyes shouting: "You hurry up and return our firearms, and honestly let us go back, otherwise our Vietnamese government will definitely not let you go!"

Ding Sicheng ignored the hanging squint, and Boss Wei and the salvage crew were even more silent.

On the contrary, as soon as the Chinese Fang who was rescued by Poplar got on the boat, he happened to hear the shouting of hanging squints, and suddenly his eyes burst into flames and shouted: "I killed you evil Vietnamese monkey!"

He lunged towards the hanging eye. There was a wound on his arm, and he couldn't dodge it for a while, but he threw himself backwards and fell on the deck.

The Chinese pounced on the situation, and his hands tightly pinched the neck of the hanging slanted eyes and did not lose it.

Ding Sicheng hurriedly asked what was going on, Bai Yang said simply, Ding Sicheng glanced at the boss of Wei who never said a word, and hurriedly said to Bai Yang: "You pull that person up first, you can't let him kill these Vietnamese on the salvage boat, lest the salvage ship still have to bear some responsibility." ”

When Bai Yang heard well, he hurriedly stepped forward and pulled the Chinese up from the hanging slanted eyes.

The Chinese had been bound by the Vietnamese for a long time, and they were already weak. But Fang was furious and stimulated the last bit of strength in his body, so he pressed his squint eye to the ground and pinched half to death.

When Poplar pulled him up, he suddenly showed that he was out of breath and weak, and he just gritted his teeth and stared at the hanging squint.

The hanging squint was pinched by his neck for a long time, and he almost couldn't get up in one breath. When he threw his hands away, he couldn't help curling up on the ground with squinting eyes, and he couldn't stop coughing.

(See Chapter 315, "Another Map")