Pirate: Crazy Devil Vic

No more training after the kendo class, and a half-day holiday to cultivate the mind.

The ashram was deserted and the courtyard became deserted.

Guina stood still and didn't move, and Vic and the others didn't leave either.

When there were only five people left in the field, Kuina walked to the well by herself, and Fury was shocked.

"Hey, Kuina, don't you think so? Everyone doesn't understand. Don't jump into the well!"

The corners of Vic's mouth twitched.

Kuina, who was originally in a low mood, threw the water ladle over in anger after hearing this, hitting Fury in the head.

"You idiot, who wants to jump into the well? You are the only one who doesn't understand. I understand your father's swordsmanship."

She fetched a bucket of water and poured it into the basin.

The cold well water splashed on Guina's face, and the surrounding hair became slightly moist, with a few strands sticking to her white forehead.

Kuina pressed her hands on both sides of the basin and looked at her reflection in the water.

"I saw it, that piece of paper was just ordinary paper.

The weapon my father used was Wadou Ichimonji, one of the 21 great swordsmen, and the blade did not shift.

I could see clearly that the paper was really not damaged at all. "

"Father, you are a swordsman with the power to cut through anything!

And I am a swordsman who relies on the power of weapons!

I'm such a fool. I talk about becoming the strongest swordsman in the world, but I keep sitting in the dojo watching the sky.

He feels complacent after defeating some adults, not knowing that there is such a powerful force in the world. "

There were tears in her eyes, and each drop fell into the water, making small ripples.

But there was a smile on his face and no hint of depression.

"I am so ignorant, no wonder my father is very dissatisfied.

I always thought that my father really did it because I was a girl...

The physical differences brought about by gender are nothing compared to the differences in swordsmanship.

I have always misunderstood my father's meaning and let down his hard work.

If you can't even overcome such a small difficulty, how can you meet more difficult challenges and become the strongest? ! "

As he spoke, he punched the water, smashing his reflection into pieces, as if he wanted to say goodbye to the fragile Kuina forever.

At this moment, Guina made up her mind.

Vic also expressed emotion that Guina's talent was definitely not inferior to Sauron's.

And with an outstanding daughter like Kuina, would Koushiro, the master of the Isshin Dojo, really abandon his daughter and choose to pass the dojo to an outsider like Zoro?

Vic found it almost impossible.

He even believed that Koushiro wanted Kuina to inherit the dojo from the beginning.

The preferential treatment given to Sauron is due to his talent.

It was more to spur Kuina to make progress, break through the restrictions of gender, and go further on the road of swordsmanship.

After all, there is no one in this dojo who is more talented and hardworking than Kuina, and Kuina was already the strongest at the age of ten.

Such a comfortable atmosphere would undoubtedly waste her talents.

Vic thought about what Koushiro often said: It's a pity that Kuina is a girl.

Then I remembered his completely different attitude towards Kuina and others, his severity towards the sword and the tenderness in his eyes.

He should have left the last part of the sentence unsaid.

"It's a pity that Guina is a girl. It seems that dad and I need to worry more."

A father's love is truly as strong as a mountain, urging Guina to bear the burden and move forward.

While Vic was sighing, Guina suddenly raised her head and looked directly at Vic, the boss of this small gang, with shining eyes.

"You are pirates, right?"

This sudden affirmation made everyone in Vic nervous.

This is the Isshin Dojo. Koushiro has just shown his strength, and Vic doesn't want to conflict with him at all.

Barrit glanced at Vic with a troubled expression, as if he wanted to say a few words for Guina, but his body also tensed up.

Fury didn't miss his old feelings at all, and took a step towards Vic without leaving any trace.

The look in Guina's eyes was already a bit evil.

Ajin was the most direct, his hand already on the double-barreled pistol he had modified.

His eyes scanned the surroundings warily, flashing fiercely as they glanced at Kuina.

Several people were already ready to go, just waiting for Vic's order.

Vic admired Guina very much, but also regretted her early death. He had long wanted to kidnap her into a gang.

It's just that it's too early now, and the relationship between the two of them hasn't reached that level yet.

Vic simply didn't think that with this little friendship, Kuina could willingly degenerate into becoming a pirate.

You must know that when Luffy recruited Zoro, Zoro was at the end of his rope and was almost forced into a desperate situation.

So it was still a forced recruitment, and Zoro got on the ship after an agreement was made.

The time was not ripe yet, so unexpectedly such an accident happened.

Vic knew how powerful Koushiro was and the power system of this world, but the other three didn't.

They also know that Koushiro is powerful, but they don't know the extent of his power, and they still want to kill and silence him.

Vic was also in a dilemma and didn't know what to do.

Killing Koina is asking for death, and Koushiro's attitude towards pirates is unclear.

I can only refuse to admit it.

Vic smiled slightly and signaled that everyone was fine, and the tense atmosphere immediately dissipated like ice and snow melting.

"Kuina, what are you talking about? We are still so young, how can we be pirates? Besides, pirates are all at sea, how can we honestly pay money to practice here?"

Kuina has been staying in the dojo, and she has never seen such a tense atmosphere just now.

However, she had a strong mind and forced herself to remain calm. She did not show any fear and strengthened her previous determination.

Seeing Vic speaking at this time, I was relieved, but I felt that I was worthless and refused to admit defeat.

"You lied to children. You killed people in the village, right? You just wanted to kill me! I know it all. I heard it when my father was talking to Mr. Hidemi. Fury and the others also practiced swimming and learned sailing. Technique, what is it if it’s not a pirate!”

Vic completely relaxed after hearing Guina's words.

Since Koushiro already knew what several people were doing, he had not yet taken action.

The fact that he was able to attend class as if nothing happened today meant that he had his own plans in mind and didn't care about the behavior of a few people at all.

Either he is someone who is sophisticated in human feelings and has seen through the inside story.

What's more, Koushiro still has an unclear relationship with the revolutionary army.

In a sense, he, a pirate, can be considered an enemy of the enemies of the Revolutionary Army.

No matter what the situation is, as long as Vic does not act recklessly, does not endanger the Yishin Dojo, and does not harm Kuina and the disciples of the dojo.

I believe that Koushiro is not the kind of person who just relies on an identity label to judge good or bad at will.

If he were truly the embodiment of justice, he would show no mercy to pirates.

With his strength, the pirates in the East China Sea have long been extinct. How can there still be such big pirates running rampant on the sea.

Before, Vic didn't want to have a conflict, not because he was afraid of death, but because he was afraid of dying before he left the battlefield.

So Vic was calm now, unworried, and calm as never before.

He said nonchalantly:

"So what?"