Pirate: Crazy Devil Vic

Fury fell to the ground, his body covered in dirt and grass clippings.

Feeling the cold touch under his body and the earthy smell of earth, Fury didn't want to get up at all.

He covered his face with his hands to prevent his embarrassing appearance from being seen by Guina, and murmured:

"Damn it, the winner is decided so quickly, I can't bear to accept it!"

Although Guina won, she was not happy at all.

On the contrary, I felt a little lonely.

She stared into the distance with a calm expression, letting the night wind blow her hair.

Unconsciously, an unspeakable sadness surged up in my heart, and my voice was filled with loneliness.

"I'm so unwilling that I want to cry."

Fury stayed for a moment and looked at the other person.

"You are so powerful. You just defeated me. Why wouldn't you be willing to do so?"

Guina's voice was very calm, as if she was stating the facts.

"When girls grow up, they will be weaker than boys. I will soon be caught up with you."

There was pain and helplessness in her eyes, as if she had recalled something, and her voice was a little ethereal.

"Ever since I was born, my father has always regretted that I am not a boy. Because girls cannot become powerful swordsmen and inherit the dojo."

Guina's tone was very calm, and it could be seen that she didn't think there was anything wrong with this point of view at all, and she agreed with it very much.

This is not her fault, after all, this era is not very tolerant towards women.

Especially in a profession that favors martial arts - gym leader.

Guina lives in this kind of environment and has received this kind of thinking since she was a child, so she naturally developed concepts that are limited to the times.

"So I have been dressing up as a boy and working hard to complete high-intensity special training that even boys cannot complete. I want to become the strongest swordsman in the world and let my father recognize me.

Let my father know that as a girl, I can also become the strongest and inherit the gym! "

Although we live in such an era, our views are the same as those of the public.

But her love for her father and her desire to prove it to her father freed her from the inherent shackles.

With a firm mind to be different and face difficulties.

Her tone was no longer calm, but had an excited trembling tone.

The tone also rose, with the unique sharpness of a child.

"But, today I just defeated the adults in the dojo, and my father told me that girls cannot be the strongest."

Kuina took a deep breath and clenched her fists.

"I understand! Of course I understand this kind of thing! I don't know how many times my father has said it since I was a child, and I don't know how many times I have heard it. But...but I am not willing to accept it!"

She looked at Fury, a little envious and a little jealous, with very complicated eyes.

"Fury, you are so nice, because you are a boy. Why am I a girl?! If...if I am also a boy..."

Kuina couldn't help but lower her head as she spoke.

Her black hair hung down and blocked her eyes, making her expression unclear.

All she could see was lines of clear tears sliding down her cheeks.

The teardrops shone brightly under the moonlight, lingered on the chin for a moment, and then disappeared one drop at a time on the wet grass.

Kuina couldn't help but let out an almost inaudible sob.

It spread to Fury's ears along the night wind.

Fury had already stood up and picked up the bamboo knife again and held it in his hand.

He was confused at first, but after listening for a while, he became more and more angry.

After hearing it, I couldn't listen to it anymore and became very angry.

He was so angry that he rushed forward and struck down with the bamboo knife without hesitation.

He had no plan at all this time, only brute force. Logically speaking, it was impossible to hit Kuina.

But at this time, Guina was suffering from the sadness of her father's gender discrimination and could not extricate herself.

She also hates her identity as a woman.

There was no defense at all, and he took this blow firmly.

With a cry of pain, he clutched his shoulders and sat down on the ground.

Tears splashed for a moment, and Kuina's still tearful eyes were exposed to the moonlight.

Her eyelashes were wet and the tip of her nose was a little red.

At this time, he looked at Fury blankly, with a hint of accusation in his eyes.

I don't understand why the other party suddenly attacks me.

Fury didn't feel any regret at all because of Guina's pitiful appearance.

His face was flushed with anger, his brows were raised, and his eyes were fierce.

Looking at Kuina who was stunned by her sudden attack, she roared angrily.

"Asshole, you bastard, what are you talking about? You beat me and you still complain, are you showing off?!"

Fury glared at Kuina fiercely, completely dismissive of her inexplicable distress.

I don’t understand how there can be such unreasonable people in the world who are looking for trouble.

"I have such a powerful talent that I will never have, and yet I still say such things!"

His voice was filled with reluctance.

"Why? I also want to ask why? Why is God so unfair?!"

Unconsciously, Fury's eyes began to turn red.

"Why do I work so hard, train like crazy, and sweat ten times as much as others, but I can't even compare to someone else's little finger!"

Thinking of those people in the dojo who despised his laziness, Fury felt uncomfortable in his heart.

But compared to this, Fury was even more uncomfortable.

No matter how hard I try, I can't compare to those who practice casually.

Those who are lazy in various ways even regard themselves as the same kind.

Fury felt unprecedented humiliation and could only bear it silently, unable to express it.

Obviously, obviously I have worked very hard...

He laughed miserably, with self-deprecation in his tone.

"Haha, it's like a joke! I'm so angry that I want to cry!"

Fury looked at Guina with red eyes, his words were more serious than ever before.

"If I could have a talent like yours, even if it's only half of yours, even if it's only as good as an ordinary person's, I'd be willing to pay any price, even if I become a woman."

His eyes were shining with water, but he shook his head vigorously, as if to get rid of all the tears in his eyes.

"You, a guy who has a precious treasure that others envy and hate, are here to grieve for the ridiculous reason that girls are not as good as boys when they grow up. You also say stupid things like envying boys."

Fury looked into Guina's eyes and spoke word by word.

"Do you know how much I, a boy, hate myself?!"

As if he couldn't bear it any longer, Fury turned around.

But a teardrop passed away in a flash.

Guina was so shocked by Fury's words that she had forgotten to cry.

She didn't expect that there would be boys who would envy her.

The troubles I have been having turned out to be so ridiculous in the eyes of the other party.

So what if she's a girl, so what if her physical fitness is a little worse than that of a boy?

It doesn't matter what my father's opinion is. These are just small gaps that can be bridged through hard work.

The scariest thing is that efforts are not rewarded.

The other party's problems are more unsolvable and more desperate than your own.

This made Guina suddenly feel a sympathy for her.

It turns out that these worries of mine are nothing at all.

In places that I can't see, I don't know how many people are suffering more than me.

By the time she came to her senses, Fury had already left.