Pirate's Body Technique Potential

"bastard boy"

Sora's angry voice came from the phone bug, but Thea was a little indifferent to it this time.

"Did you hear that you came back from Frevans immediately?"

Teya also knew through the phone bug that Sora was probably really angry, but he felt that he was powerless and unable to cheer up, so he could only reply lightly: "Yes, I know."

Sora on the other end of the phone was very dissatisfied with Teya's words, and continued to growl, but there was a reason for this.

Thea rushed to Frevans and had delayed the mission of delivering the gold in the sky for a long time, not to mention that Thea came here forcibly after a fight with Sakaski, and the routine report of the voyage surprised Sora.

If Kong hadn't contacted Teya repeatedly and ignored them, Kong would not be so angry.

"Boy, please listen to me. I am not joking with you. I am ordering you to return immediately."

Teya forced herself to cheer up and replied: "We are on the way back now."

After getting this answer, Sora's voice softened a little, and after a few more instructions to Thea, he hung up the phone.

In fact, Kong knew Teya's mood, but there was nothing he could do about it. It was already like this, so there could be no more mistakes, that's why Kong was like this.

He understood Teya, just like when he learned about it, he hammered the table angrily.

At this moment, Thea was standing at the bow of the ship, and the sea wind made his eyes a little dry, which was the first time he felt this way.

Perhaps his mood affected him, which is why he became like this, but he will not be able to get out of his bad mood for a while.

They were indeed on their way back, for Frevans had nothing they wanted.

Thea still remembered the scene he saw when he first set foot on the shore of Frevans.

If the previous battlefield looked a bit dilapidated, then he was so shocked that he didn't know what words to use to describe the tragedy of a country after he saw it with his own eyes.

There are dead people everywhere, and the smoke left by the war fills the surroundings.

The white towns are really gone, they're late.

Enemies from other countries have already withdrawn their troops. Maybe the war has ended for a while, and the whole of Frevans fell into a deathly silence, but Thea still ordered all the soldiers to search around for survivors.

Even if this is the case, Thea is willing to believe that there is a possibility of hope in despair.

"Lieutenant General Teya, they have lead disease, which is an infectious disease."

Many soldiers still dare not set foot on the land here, but Teya said angrily that it was not an infectious disease at all, but a man-made war.

Finally all the soldiers dared to search around, but after a long time, the results they got made Thea feel sad.

Frevers, none survived.

Hearing this result, Thea didn't know what to say for a moment, and it wasn't until Smoke walked up to Thea and handed him the phone call from Kong, that Thea regained his senses.

Standing at the bow of the boat, thinking about what he had experienced, Thea felt as if he had lost his way.

He didn't do anything wrong, he just felt like he couldn't find the meaning of what he was doing.

As a navy, his duty is to uphold justice and protect the people, but now even the most basic things are sometimes not able to do well, and Teya feels that he is very confused now.

The mood was almost extremely bad, but Teya suddenly thought of Sakaski who was recuperating in the cabin.

Teja has always felt that although Sakaski in the original work is very absolute in what he does, he is a person with very firm beliefs and is the best person to do what he believes in.

Thea doesn't know if what he did can change Sakaski's mind, but he knows that even if it can't change, he should tell him, because now Thea needs someone who can talk current situation.

And this person is Sakaski.

inside the cabin.

Sakalski lay in bed with bandages wrapped around his body.

Suddenly the door was opened, and it was actually Thea who walked in.

He didn't say hello either, Sakalski was still the same as before, and he didn't give Thea any good looks, but Thea didn't seem to care about it, he just moved a chair and sat next to Sakalski to watch him.

After a long time, Thea finally said: "Do you know what's going on in Freifans?"

This sentence made Sakaski, who turned his head away to ignore Teya, tremble in his heart. This is exactly what he wanted to know but didn't dare to ask.

But Thea went on to say, "No one survived."

A country is just gone.

Although Sakaski, who heard the news, didn't say anything, he already had mixed feelings in his heart.

Seeing that Sakalski didn't respond, Teya casually chatted about the current situation, and then couldn't continue talking about his own thoughts, turned and left the room.

He felt that Sakalski might be destined to be like this, but Teya didn't know that he had actually changed Sakalski.

Sakaski, who was lying on the bed, looked at the ceiling, unable to calm down for a long time.

If Teya is lost, then Sakaski seems to be lost now.

For a long time, Sakalski has been implementing what he thinks is absolute justice, and he is working hard for this goal.

But every time it was Teya who stopped him at critical moments, he was never really so absolute.

Just like the O'Hara incident, if Thea didn't stop him, but he succeeded in killing the people on the ship, what would Sakaski look like now?

Sometimes Sakalski thinks about it when he thinks about the past.

It's not that he doesn't agree with Thea, but he feels that the path he's taking is not wrong.

Perhaps it was because of Thea's appearance that Sarkas didn't do things so brilliantly when he did things later.

It was also after the O'Hara incident that every time Sakaski did something or performed a task, he would think of what Teya had said to him, and he couldn't help thinking about whether it was necessary to be so absolute.

He feels that the current self is like a multiple-choice exam. He feels that all options cannot be chosen, and he can only choose one that seems to be the most correct. This is the predicament he is in now, and it is also the path he has chosen.

for the task

Sakaski said this to Teya not what he thought in his heart at all, but because he was afraid of facing Frevans, and he was afraid of the world he had insisted on after seeing Frevans. The absolute justice of the government will disappear in an instant.

That's why I haven't told Teya what I think because he no longer knows whether what he is doing is right or not. Even if he thinks what he is doing is wrong, there may be no way out.

Sakaski, who was lying on the bed, couldn't help laughing bitterly.

"What the hell am I doing?"