The resistance led by the Emir was united with the victories won in various parts of the island, and a great hope was ignited among the people. However, the burden of victory placed a heavier responsibility on Emir's shoulders. Now he was not only a hero of the island, but also a leader, and this leadership would be put to the test when he faced a new threat beyond the island's borders.
One day, Emir returned to the cave in the north of the island. This time, he discovered that deep within the cave was a temple that preserved the history of the island and the ancient balance of power of the seas. The temple housed a treasure trove of ancient knowledge that gave the Emir the potential to transcend the island's borders and rule the world's seas.
When he emerged from the cave, Emir encountered the Zafir Pirates, a ruthless pirate community in the northern waters of the island. The Zafir Pirates were known as a group that gained fame by plundering and destroying many islands in the sea. Their leader was known as Ruthless Victory and was known for his bloodlust. These pirates wanted to seize the island's riches and destroy the Emir's resistance.
When Emir came face to face with the Zafir Pirates, he was greatly shocked by their ruthlessness and how many there were. Dozens of ships, thousands of ruthless pirates; The Zafir Pirates were a feared force on the seas.