In today's Bilgewater, where there are many gangs, if you want to choose a gang leader with "the most stable rule", Okao will definitely be ranked high.
This guy's gang is based closer to the Blue Flame Islands, and most of the gang members are Baru people, and Okao is also a Baru people.
Like most Baru people, Okao believes in the Snake Mother and is quite religious.
When he was young, the devout Okao participated in Illaoi's trial. Although he failed to pass, he survived.
O'Kow himself is a good harpooner, and also has some summoning spells, and can summon small sea monsters to fight for him, so he and his gang are one of the most difficult forces to mess with in the entire Bilgewater.
Gangplank never expected that Tam would make him his first target.
"Okao doesn't seem like a greedy guy." Thinking of this, Gangplank couldn't help but shook his head, "He is very pious, and Illaoi's words sound to him like the will of God's name. Maybe he is greedy, but
This kind of greed can be suppressed."
"He did suppress it very well in the past." Tam laughed happily again, "But now, this greed can no longer be suppressed. This is all thanks to you, Plank!"
"What does this have to do with me?" Plank obviously didn't quite understand what Tam meant. "I have almost no interaction with him, and one failure makes him unable to suppress his ambitions?"
"Of course Oka doesn't care if others fail, but you are different." Tam seemed to be happy to share some interesting secret information with Plank, "Do you still remember, when you became a disaster of the ocean, Oka
Kao is very supportive.”
"That's because I passed the test and he failed."
"But you are finished - and he is now the only secular person close to that faith."
"That Faith" is the name Tam used when talking about Nagakapoulos. This guy seems to be very afraid of the Snake Mother. Even though he is obviously poaching Nagakapoulos, he still has a certain attitude towards this god.
The utmost respect.
"The only secular person?" Gangplank understood what Tam meant, "You mean, in Oko's opinion, Illaoi will support him?"
"Maybe his reason is telling him that this is impossible." Tam said meaningfully, "But, I smell his greed... With just a little guidance, he will embark on the path we expect."
Gangplank subconsciously wanted to ask if Illaoi really supported Okao and made things false, wouldn't it be like shooting himself in the foot - but he immediately realized that this was simply impossible.
Gangplank knows better than anyone how devout Illaoi's faith is.
If Okao fails to pass the test of the Snake Mother, then he is not qualified to be supported by Illaoi.
There is no point in being pious.
So, Tam's idea makes sense.
As long as Oko's greed is aroused and he thinks that Illaoi will support him, then he will rush out stupidly and help Gangplank clear all obstacles.
Illaoi will not support him, so he is destined to fail, but until he fails, he is Gangplank's sharp blade!
Moreover, other people will not take the initiative to win over and fight for such a difficult and powerful faction—Okao did not attend the meeting initiated by Sarah today at all!
It is indeed a clever method!
After thinking about all this, Planck felt happy. He stood up and poured himself a glass of wine.
"So, how do we arouse the desire in Okao's heart?" Plank frowned and thought for a while, then found that he seemed to have no clue at all, "Do you have a way?"
"Of course." In the wine glass, a catfish face quietly emerged, flicking his tongue excitedly, "Just lend him a little strength."
The next moment, Gangplank nodded, agreed to Tam's plan, and then threw the wine glass with his backhand.
"If you appear in a cup, toilet, or soup bowl like this again, our cooperation will completely stop!"
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It rained all night but was windy, and the sun was shining brightly when I got up early.
Okao came to the temple of Nagakapoulos as always and performed his own worship.
The gang leader's piety is well known to everyone in Bilgewater.
Ever since he witnessed the great power of the Snake Mother during a soul-eating night, he became Nagakapoulos' most devout believer, worshiping every morning and evening, and never missed it for thirty years.
When it comes to his familiarity with Nagakaporos' maxims, not even most of the priests in Bilgewater can compare with him.
For Oka, although the situation in Bilgewater has been somewhat chaotic recently, this chaos has nothing to do with him - no matter who ends up becoming the new pirate king, he must ultimately give himself face, so he
Sitting firmly on the Diaoyutai, even if Sarah Fortune, who was in the limelight recently, sent an invitation, he simply refused without any hesitation.
The service went well, and he offered fresh fruits and gilded statuettes as usual. What made him a little concerned was that the priest who led the service today seemed to be particularly kind to him.
Because of Illaoi, although the priests recognized Okao's piety, their attitude towards him was not much different from that of other believers.
But the priest who was responsible for leading the worship today always gave Okao a feeling of being extra attentive.
This makes Okao a little strange.
After leaving the temple, he recalled it repeatedly, but he didn't think of any problems. It seemed that the other party just had a good attitude, nothing more.
Although he didn't know the reason, this experience still made Okao feel very good - he was like a dog that had been licking the goddess for many years and suddenly received a message. Even if it was just a group New Year's message, it still made him happy.
On the way back to his station, he walked briskly, as if the sea breeze had become warmer.
After turning a corner, he met a pedestrian walking in a hurry. The pedestrian lowered his head and seemed to be thinking about something. He hurriedly avoided it when he turned the corner, so he stepped into the puddle of water.
In the pit.
Just when Okao was subconsciously dodging, he was surprised to find that the water in the puddle seemed to be actively "evading" him.
This astonishing discovery surprised Okao. He subconsciously let go of the passerby without eyes and fixed his gaze on the pool of water. As he thought, the pool of water suddenly became calm.
Since the waves started, there was a slight ripple around it.
After rubbing his eyes and confirming that he had read correctly, Okao felt extremely excited. He was no longer in a hurry to return to his station. He simply turned around and headed straight for the seaside.
On a deserted coast, Okao felt this strange throbbing, raised his arm high, and then waved it down heavily.
In front of Okao, the turbulent waves seemed to have received an order. They changed their direction according to his thoughts and slammed against the rocks nearby.
The next moment, Okao crawled on the beach and began to recite the name of the Snake Mother loudly - and the rushing waves were like a big grinning mouth, laughing silently.
