The Rise of the European Emperor

Having settled the issue of the name of the Americas, Marin and Columbus started chatting. Columbus also hopes to enhance his relationship with his boss through small talk, so he is very cooperative.

The topic of conversation between the two is naturally mainly sailing. Talking about other things, Columbus didn't know much. After all, he is not a bookworm like Marin, who has read too many books in his previous life.

After chatting and chatting, they suddenly came to the voyage diary. Captains generally like to keep a diary, mainly to describe the various characteristics of the route during the voyage, so as to facilitate the next reference. Before the advent of latitude and longitude, this was the only reference in the great voyage. On the next voyage, whether you can follow the same path depends entirely on reading the voyage diary.

"Navigation diary... diary..." Suddenly, Marin was stunned, stunned there...

When Columbus saw it, Marin seemed to be thinking about something, and he didn't dare to disturb, but waited quietly.

After about half an hour, Marin finally "understood" and laughed:

"Haha, there is a way!"

"My lord, what good solution did you think of?" Columbus asked cautiously.

"Oh, that's right, Christopher, I want to monopolize the wild continent. However, I'm afraid others will snatch me. So, I want to publicize it and scare the Europeans. Because Spain and Portugal will soon be in the "Todsey" The Treaty of Las Vegas has been renegotiated. If the publicity is good, maybe Spain will drop its focus on the wild continent."

"However, I haven't thought of a good way to promote it before. However, talking to you today, I thought of..."

"That is, with the help of your diary, exaggerate the danger of the wild continent and scare the Europeans." Marin said proudly.

"You want to revise my diary?" Columbus also understood.

"Yes, and it's going to be a big change. It's going to be a horror story..." Marin said with bright eyes.

"For example, the 39 sailors you left on Hispaniola on your first voyage were not killed by the local natives?"

"Yes, but those guys are self-inflicted. In fact, the natives of Hispaniola are still very friendly." Columbus said honestly.

"I know, but the purpose of this book is to scare Europeans. So, we have to change it to something scary. For example..." Marin vividly told the plots of some previous horror films...

"On a dark and windy night, the sailors at the gate of the camp were standing guard. Suddenly, two scantily clad indigenous women came from the darkness and seduced the sailors who were standing guard..."

"The sailor who was standing guard thought that something was going to happen, so he wanted to have a shot with the indigenous woman. However, at this moment, several big indigenous men suddenly appeared in the forest, covered the sailor's mouth, and cut his mouth with a knife. Throat."

"Then, a large number of indigenous people took weapons, broke into the sailors' camp at night, and began to kill... After the 39 sailors were killed, the local chief ordered that their human skins be skinned and used as mattresses. …”

"Wait..." Columbus interrupted Marlin's yy.

"Um?"

"My lord, except for me, the Spaniards also know about the 39 sailors, so don't make up."

"Uh... that's the same... so, you revise it, try to write a bit scarier, but let the Spaniards see it and feel it is true. How about it, can it be done?"

"Yes!" Columbus thought for a moment, then said. He knew that Marin took this matter seriously, so he had better do it well. In this way, you can also make a little contribution. Moreover, because of the habit of writing a diary every day, Columbus's literary talent has been practiced, which is not bad.

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The Spaniards knew that part, and Marin had no choice but to ask Columbus to revise it. But, unbeknownst to the Spaniards, Marin was free to play.

That is to say, except for the section where Columbus and the Spaniards were together, which was handed over to Columbus for revision, all other parts were written by Marin.

Thus, Marin first wrote the fragments of the Caribbean;

"My colleague Amerigo once led a fleet to explore the sea to the west. The Greater Antilles in the north of that sea were mainly inhabited by mild Arawaks. When I arrived in this new area, I first arrived in Arawak territory in the north. So, I'm still alive."

"If I first land in the Lesser Antilles, where the Southern Carabines are occupied, death may await me..."

"Caribbeans are a very brutal race, because they eat people. According to the Arawak, hundreds of years ago, the islands in this sea were actually the territory of the Arawak. However, Gala Biman emerged from the tropical rainforest on the land of the South..."

"This is a group of savage and murderous races. They use canoes hollowed out from huge old trees to traverse this sea. The Caribs first invaded the Lesser Antilles in the south. For hundreds of years, the Caribs Killed all the Arawak men on the southern islands, leaving only the women. So now the Caribs, the men speak Carib, but the women speak Arawak - because they were taken back by Caribbean men spoils of war."

"And those Arawak men who were killed were more tragic - they all became Arawak food..."

"When the Caribs caught the Arawak men, they would cut them into pieces with knives, gutted them, and fed their dogs. Then the killed Arawak men would be put in the Roasted on the fire. My colleague Amerigo had seen with his own eyes the Caribs cut off the thighs of two poor Arawak men and roasted them on the fire. Later, Amerigo and his men The sailors, united with the Arawaks of Grenada, killed the dozen or so man-eating monsters. After they had eliminated the dozen or so man-eating Caribbean robbers, the two human beings roasted on ham The thighs, already roasted, exuding a tempting aroma... But Amerigo and the others all vomited..."

"My monarch Marin is lucky, because Grenada is the only island not yet occupied by the Caribs. The Arawaks accepted his rule for help. When the Governor of Grenada, George Sr., came to the island, the first One thing is to build a strong castle. And build a very long wall. Otherwise, it will not be able to stop the attack of the Caribs. Fortunately, the castle is strong enough, and the surviving Arawaks are willing to help fight, otherwise, they will They'll all be caught by the Caribs and made into human meat..."

"Moreover, the Caribs have begun to move north, and they continue to invade the Greater Antilles, where the Arawaks live in the north. The goal of the Caribs is to kill and eat all the Arawak men, and then take them by force. The Arawak woman..."

"In this sea, most of the indigenous people seem to have syphilis. I took my men to Hispaniola. You know, they are strong Boy, I can't help it, so something happened with the local women. Then, the syphilis was brought back to the European continent..."

"This, I admit, I am guilty. Of course, I don't know, the women here actually carry this kind of disease. Moreover, the local people have nothing to do with this kind of disease, they just feel a little itchy. However, Europe It would be terrifying if people got it. On the way home, I threw a group of lads into the sea. Because they started to fester..."

"So, the biggest problem with colonizing the wild continent is that you'd better not send a group of energetic boys here. After all, energetic boys, it's hard not to have something to do with the local women. However, once it happens What's the matter, it is very easy to contract syphilis, and the probability is very high. Moreover, after contracting this disease, it does not break out immediately, but after a few months. If the young man contracted this disease, in Before the disease broke out, go back to Europe, and then find a girl and a girl, and you're done..."

"They would pass this disease on to the women, and then the women wouldn't pick up just one customer a day. Then, in the months before the syphilis outbreak, the women would pass the disease on to Hundreds of female ticket holders. And these female ticket holders may find other female members in the months before the onset of illness, and the other female members will spread syphilis to hundreds of other female ticket holders... …and so on and on and on, and soon, there will be thousands of people with the disease…”

"In the beginning, the disease broke out in Naples for the simple reason that some of the sailors who went to Hispaniola were from Sicily. Before the outbreak of syphilis, those sailors returned to their hometown and found local sailors. Then, a Neapolitan happened to come to Sicily, and happened to visit the female branch girl who was infected with syphilis, who also contracted syphilis. Then, this unwitting man returned to the kingdom of Naples and visited the local area The syphilis was passed on to the daughters of the kingdom of Naples... Then, the syphilis spread in the kingdom of Naples. When the French came over, they happened to encounter an outbreak of syphilis, and then they were unlucky..."

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