Pirate: Crazy Devil Vic

Every time Barritt fights against Fury, he always looks like he's facing an enemy.

After knocking him to the ground with a few blows, he would immediately put on an expression of regret and regret.

I simply don't know what is going on in his mind.

Seeing Ajin and Guina looking at him like this, Barritt defended with a guilty conscience:

"You didn't hold back every time and beat Fury badly."

Kuina frowned and said dissatisfiedly:

"A swordsman who doesn't go all out is a humiliation to his opponent. I have to respect Fury before I go all out. This is true no matter who the opponent is, but it's different from you."

Ah Jin snorted lightly and said quietly:

"Of course it's different. We respect our partners. Others can just go to hell with them."

He seemed to mean something.

"If the water is released, will he be angry?"

Another worried sigh.

"It's not okay for that guy to keep doing this."

Barritt said in a dull voice:

"Fury is so smart, he will definitely catch up with us, I believe him. He is just... just temporarily unlucky, well, temporarily!"

Kuina's hand tightened on the sword hilt.

"As long as you work hard, you will definitely become stronger and stronger."

I don’t know if I’m talking about Fury or myself more.

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On the other side, Vic followed Fury from a distance to a small river.

He saw Fury standing by the river, throwing stones into the water.

Vic did not step forward immediately, but stood quietly not far behind Fury.

After missing it for a while, Fury's shoulders gradually began to tremble.

At first I just cried silently, and then gradually started sobbing.

He knelt on the ground and covered his face with his hands, as if he didn't want anyone to see his helplessness and vulnerability here.

Tears fell from his fingers drop by drop, and he murmured softly in his mouth.

"Am I really a waste?"

There was reluctance and anger in his voice.

I don’t know if I’m asking the world or myself.

Vic felt a great pain in his heart, and the long-lost feeling of powerlessness suddenly surged into his heart.

He would rather this talentless person be him than see Fury in such pain.

For a moment, Vic couldn't help but resent the world.

If you were in the Xianxia plane, there would at least be spiritual objects from heaven and earth that could enhance your qualifications.

Suddenly, a familiar pulling feeling came from the depths of Vic's spirit.

In a flash of white light, Vic appeared in the pure white space.

The devil fruit in the upper left corner of the display shelf emits a hazy white light.

The light suddenly trembled, and suddenly seemed to be hit by something, breaking into countless pieces.

The debris swirled and danced in the air, forming a mini tornado of debris.

It was spinning faster and faster, and Vic could no longer see what it looked like.

When it stopped spinning, the fragments disappeared, leaving only an object made entirely of white crystal.

It is a small scale.

Both sides are slightly undulating, crystal clear and very delicate.

It is hanging in the air and rotating slowly, with a shining white light emitting around it, which is very beautiful.

Vic quickly checked its information, and something immediately came to mind.

"The Scale of Judgment: The Scale of Judgment, known as "Absolute Fairness", exists specifically to deal with all injustices in the world.It can break through the shackles of any talent, so that the user can only improve his strength through hard work, and all foreign objects will be regarded as invalid.The speed of improvement will be determined by the user's efforts based on the principle of absolute fairness.Once used, it is valid for life and this operation is irreversible.The final right of interpretation belongs to Judgment Scale. 』

In other words, if the "Scale of Judgment" is used, neither Devil Fruit nor auxiliary training potions will have any effect on the user.

Body modifications that increase strength may also fail.

And you can’t go back on your word.

Vic was already very satisfied.

What Fury needs now is something to affirm his efforts and give him confidence again.

The "Scale of Judgment" is just right.

Vic could feel that all the white light around the devil fruit was used up this time.

He didn't know if this devil fruit still had any effect, but no matter what, he was truly grateful for this space that produced things by chance.

And take back the nonsense you said before.

What was produced both times was very useful.

Vic decided that he would work hard to collect Devil Fruits in the future and reward it.

Now that he is confident, what Vic has to do is not immediately hand over the "Scale of Judgment" to Fury.

But first strengthen Fury's determination. This is a path without regrets.

Vic walked forward and sat next to Fury without saying a word.

Pick up a pebble and follow Fury's example, then gently throw it into the water.

After a while, Fury spoke softly.

"Brother, why don't you speak?"

This title has not appeared for a long time. Ever since the Pirate Tavern, several people have called him by his first name.

Vic said nonchalantly:

"Waiting for you to speak."

Fury choked and was speechless.

"What if I don't speak either?"

Vic picked up a stone.

"Then I'll beat you up."

Throw it hard into the water.

Fury: "..."

There was another moment of silence.

Fury's voice was soft.

"Am I useless?"

"Yeah, it's really useless."

Vic sounded sure.

Fury clenched his fists tightly.

"Ajin and Barrite have worked so hard, but you are so weak, yet you are still lazy here. It's really useless!"

Fury was hit hard, had accumulated negative emotions for several months, and was very fragile mentally.

He didn't expect his brother to say such things, and for a moment he felt angry, sad and a little low on self-esteem.

He looked at his brother's expressionless profile and mustered up the courage to explain:

"But brother, no matter how hard I try, I can't catch up with A Jin and Barret, I can't catch up with you, and even... I'm not even as good as the ordinary disciples in the dojo. I may really be like everyone said Yes, it’s a...waste.”

He said the word with great difficulty.

Fury usually never admits that he is weak, but just keeps practicing hard.

I hope that sweat can vindicate myself and make greater progress.

Now that his brother said this, Fury was still ashamed to tell the truth that he had always been unwilling to admit.

Vic didn't look at him, still looking at the river.

"Everyone? Which one? Me, Ajin or Barrite? Or Kuina?"

Fury shook his head blankly.

Vic didn't look at him and spoke calmly.

"Why didn't I know there were other people? Stupid brother, don't you know that the stupid bird flies first?

Idiot, you just have to work harder than others.

Are you going to give up?我可是会揍死你的，让你好好感受一下哥哥爱的铁拳。 "

Fury clenched his fists tightly as he recalled the efforts he had put in and the results he had achieved.

Although I felt extremely frustrated, I still said firmly:

"No brother, no matter what, even if I am always so weak, even if I am still like this no matter how hard I try, I will never give up!

Brother, even if I never become stronger and can only be a little stronger than I am now, I will never give up.

Ever since Barritt was injured, I vowed to become stronger and never let something like that happen again!

So brother, even if I die, even if I am so weak, I will do my best to protect you!

I...I'm not a waste, I don't want to be a waste! "