Gulliver left Lagardo and went to Witch Island, another territory of Fay Island. The officers here are proficient in magic and can summon the dead. Gulliver met Alexander, Caesar, Pompeii, Homer, Aristotle and other famous figures in history. He also compared the Roman parliament with the modern parliament, saying: "The Roman parliament seems to be a gathering of heroes and demigods, while the modern parliament is like a group of vendors, pickpockets, robbers and thugs." At the same time, he also asked to meet the ancient British farmers, thinking that "they have simple customs, simple clothes and diet, always fair transactions, real freedom, courage and patriotism." These virtues, which used to be famous, are now "betrayed by future generations for a few dollars." Later, Gulliver visited the kingdom of Lagenager. When courtiers saw the king, they licked the floor. The king sprinkled poison on the floor to kill the minister he didn't like. He also met immortals here and learned that immortals are not a happy thing. He went to Japan by boat. 1709 In April, he returned to England on a Dutch ship. The voyage lasted five years and six months, which was the longest.