One Piece: Shadow of the Navy

Cohen stepped on the ground, and with the knife in his hand, he slashed towards A Le who stopped against the wall.

After Ah Le stopped against the wall, he saw Cohen rushing towards him with a knife. He threw the short-handled sickle in his hand towards Cohen, and as the sickle left his hand, it wrapped around his right hand. The chain on his arm connected to the end of the sickle handle separated from his right arm in circles.

After throwing the sickle out, Ah Le, who was leaning against the wall, turned around and rushed directly to the window. He smashed the glass on the window with a "crash" and jumped out of Cohen's room.

With a "clang" sound, Cohen blocked the sickle thrown by Ale with one knife.

At this moment, Ale himself happened to break the window and left the room. As he left, the sickle opened by Koeng flew out of the window along with the chain.

Cohen didn't hesitate at all. He held the knife in his hand and flew out of the window through the hole in the window.

When leaving the window, Cohen used his feet to lend strength to the window sill, so he chased Al Le who was still in the air at a faster speed. As he approached Al Le, the knife in his hand also Raised slightly.

Al Le, who was in mid-air, felt the killing intent getting closer and closer behind him. The sickle in his right hand shook slightly, and the chain at the tail of the sickle was swung to his back.

With a "ding" sound, Cohen slashed at Ah Le's back with his knife, and Ah Le instantly fell to the ground at a faster speed.

The knife struck the chain, and Cohen's falling figure paused for a moment, then continued falling.

After receiving a knife on his back, A Le fell to the ground at an extremely fast speed, leaving three small dents on the ground. Then, he quickly turned forward and left the place.

And not long after Ale left, Cohen landed where he left.

Cohen landed firmly on the ground with his feet, holding the knife in his left hand.

Ah Le, who rolled out, also stood up and faced Cohen, holding a scythe in his right hand. What was different from before in the room was that the chain connected to the end of his scythe was no longer wrapped around his right arm, but Wrapped around his left arm.

Outside the dormitory building, there is a square yard. The side where Cohen and Ale jumped down and the right side of Cohen is the dormitory building. The left side of Cohen is the office area of ​​the 213th branch base, and the opposite side of Cohen is It is an exit with no buildings.

In different rooms in the yard, although it is dark, there is a corridor on one side of the office area in the yard. There are lights in the corridor. Although due to the distance, there are only some dim lights in the yard. But he could barely see the outline of the person opposite him.

Ah Le let go of the scythe in his hand, letting the scythe fall. The chain slipped through his palm, and then he grabbed the chain just as the scythe was about to touch the ground.

Then he swung the chain, and the chain rotated with the sickle. The sickle cut the night wind that was blowing gently at night, making a small whistling sound.

At the same time, Ah Le's right hand slowly moved to the top of his head, spinning the sickle above his head.

"Hiss" Cohen took a puff of cigarette. The smoke lit up a little spark in the dark night, and then gradually weakened and disappeared.

When the sickle turned faster and faster, Ale suddenly relaxed the chain in his right hand. Then, the sickle flew out with the chain, and then continued to rotate and cut towards Cohen.

Listening to the whistling sound getting closer and closer to his ears, Cohen raised his left hand holding the knife upwards, and pointed the inverted blade toward the left.

With a "ding" sound, the extremely fast scythe hit Cohen's raised knife and stopped.

Just when the sickle stopped, Cohen suddenly started to move. He kept his left hand raised and ran forward.

The knife slipped past the sickle, slid along the chain, and quickly headed towards A Le.

Seeing that Ke En wanted to get closer to him, Ah Le shook and pulled the chain in his right hand.The scythe, which had lost its strength and was about to fall, regained its strength under these two actions of his, and was driven by the chain to chase Cohen behind him at a faster speed.

Feeling the whistling sound getting closer and closer behind him, the blade in Cohen's hand turned around, and the knife that was originally in front of him also moved behind him.

With a "dang" sound, the sickle hit Cohen's blade again.

This time, Cohen didn't wait for Ah Le to control the chain again. He turned the knife in his hand against the sickle and cut against Ah Le.

Ah Le let go of the chain with his right hand and grabbed the scythe that Cohen pushed towards him. However, although he grabbed the scythe, he was unable to withstand the huge force coming from the scythe. He kept sliding backwards while grabbing the scythe.

After Ale grabbed the scythe, Cohen pressed his elbow on the back of the scythe and continued to push it forward.

Ke En supported Ah Le and pushed forward step by step with his feet on the ground, while Ah Le stepped on the ground with both feet and slid on the ground.

After sliding out for a long distance, the strength of Cohen's hand weakened, and Ale took the opportunity to stop himself. The two of them were thrusting into each other, and a stalemate came to a standstill.

Suddenly, Ale smashed his chain-wrapped left arm toward Cohen's head. He used his chain-wrapped arm as a weapon.

Seeing this, Cohen pulled out the other knife from his left waist faster with his backhand.

With a "cang" sound, without any preparation, Cohen, who hurriedly received Ale's blow, flew directly to the side.

Cohen, who was about to land, put his feet on the ground a little, turned somersaults, and then landed firmly on the ground.

At this time, he was holding a knife in both hands. In his left hand was an ordinary standard knife, and in his right hand was a black straight knife.

Cohen moved his hands slightly, changing the two knives with the tips downward from a reverse grip to an overhand grip with the tips facing upward.

Ah Le, who had knocked Cohen away with one hand, stood firm. Under the dim light, he saw clearly that Cohen landed safely on the ground.

Looking at the unscathed Cohen, Ale was a little unsure whether he should continue fighting, because he could feel that he was probably no match for the opposite Cohen.

And just when Ale was hesitant to continue fighting, Cohen, who was holding two swords, had already acted before he made a choice, and rushed towards him in a flash, dragging him into the battle while he was hesitating.

It turns out that A Le's feeling was right. When the battle began, he quickly fell into a disadvantage.

Cohen held two knives, attacking him continuously from the left and right. He used his sickle and arms at the same time to parry Cohen's attacks one by one.

But he only had the strength to parry, let alone fight back. He was almost unable to even parry.

As Cohen kept slashing with his sword, he felt that it was becoming more and more difficult to parry. After a while, he might not even be able to parry anymore.

"Quick, the enemy is here. The brigadier general from the headquarters has already held him back." At this time, a voice sounded in the corridor not far away.

This is the navy of the 213th branch. The sound of the battle between Cohen and Ale is still very obvious in the silent night. Obviously, these navy who should have rested heard the sound of the two fighting and rushed over.

"Quickly, rush to me, help the Commodore, and catch the enemy." The voice continued to shout, and then dozens of marines armed with swords and guns rushed into the battlefield of Cohen and Ale.