2017-5-26
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The blacksmith and the heroine are about to get married and are arrested by a lord. The lord asks the blacksmith to find the man. He needs his compass in exchange for the man's freedom. He can be robbed by order.
The male owner met the blacksmith’s father on the boat. The blacksmith’s father worked as a sailor on Jones’s boat. Jones was looking for Jack. Jack was afraid that everyone would come to land.
Captured by the natives on the land, the first Ersha escaped from prison and came to this island. The blacksmith also found the natives on the island. They imprisoned everyone and asked Jack to be the chief, but they still wanted to burn him. Everyone escaped from the dog and became the chief.
The crowd found the black witch and learned that the key was to open the treasure chest. Jones's heart was in the treasure chest. Jones because a woman locked her heart in the chest. Jones had a huge Norwegian monster octopus.
Jones finds Jack to make a deal with Jack and asks Jack to surrender 100 people Jack puts the blacksmith on the Jones boat. The blacksmith recognizes his father. The blacksmith stole the key and escaped from Jones, chasing the octopus and destroying a boat.
Jack came to Turtle Island to recruit. The general who met in the first episode was the commander. The commander had resigned and was very downhearted. The heroine also came to Turtle Island as a sailor.
Jack first came to an island to find the box and found the heart. After the heart was transferred by the commander, Jack wanted the heart to trade with Jones. The commander wanted the heart to the lord so that the officer could restore his career. The blacksmith wanted the heart to kill Jones and save his father.
Jones chased Jack and escaped. The blacksmith commanded the flying Dutchman to fight with Jones. Jack came back to fight. The hostess kissed Jack and locked him on the boat. Then everyone left.
The crowd found the black witch and asked how to save the first mate Jack.
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