One Piece Black Emperor

The kendo classes at Yishin Dojo are all during the day, so at this moment, in this spacious dojo, there is only a girl in her early teens, wielding a bamboo sword and practicing her swordsmanship skills.

Holding the sword in both hands, raise it to the center of your eyebrows, then pour all your strength into it and strike hard.

Every time you swing your sword, use all your strength and concentrate.

Although Kuina is talented, the reason why she has been able to suppress the green algae-headed Sauron is naturally not just her talent. While Zoro was working hard all the time, Kuina's diligence was definitely no less than Zoro's, and was even better than a girl's physical condition.

Fine beads of sweat gathered, dripped down his cheeks and forehead, and soaked his collar.

"what!"

There was another loud shout, and the bamboo sword in Kuina's hand tore the air in front of her, making a low sound of breaking through the air. She finally stopped and wiped the sweat from her forehead with her sleeve to prevent it from flowing into her eyes, while also taking a break.

However, just as she was slowly soothing her sore muscles, noisy footsteps came from the dojo gate.

Most of the children studying in Yixin Dojo are about the same age as Solongguina, and there are also many who are younger than them. Children are indeed trouble-making creatures, and daily noises are just the most common and trivial things among them.

Fights and fights also occurred from time to time.

A group of half-grown children swarmed into the dojo, shouting and making a mess of incomprehensible sentences.

"Quiet! Tell me, what's going on?"

As the eldest sister among the students of Ishin Dojo, Kuina has always had authority. After scolding, she pointed at someone casually.

The child sniffed the snot from the corner of his mouth and said in a childish voice:

"We saw a pirate ship at sea!"

"Yeah! Yeah! We've all seen it!"

"I saw them send a boat down!"

"Yes! They must be here to do bad things! None of the pirates are good! So let's call Master Koushiro to drive away those bad guys!"

The children started talking all over again.

"Pirates?"

Guina's heart trembled when she heard this word, and she planned to turn around and find her father.

Unexpectedly, she just turned around and saw Koushiro standing behind her, reaching out and patting her shoulder, saying softly:

"I know it all."

"Father"

Just when Kuina was about to say something, she saw Koushiro wearing a pair of small round lens glasses and said with a smile:

"They're here, right at the door!"

After saying that, Koushiro immediately walked towards the gate of the dojo.

At this time, Gray was looking at the signboard of Ishin Dojo and chatting with the two boys next to him.

"I remember that this Yishin Dojo seems to be very famous. It is said that the owner of the dojo is a master."

Gray said so.

In fact, Isshin Dojo is not very famous. It has not produced any strong men who are powerful in the East China Sea, and Koushiro has never shown his strength to the outside world.

Gray actually learned about Isshin Dojo from Casillas.

He once told Casillas that he wanted to learn kendo because he thought the swordsmen were quite handsome. Especially after seeing little girl Tina's swordsmanship, his idea became even stronger. So Casillas said that there is an Isshin Dojo in the East China Sea. The owner of the dojo, Koshiro, is a superb swordsman. If you want to learn swordsmanship, you can go to the Isshin Dojo.

So when he knew that his destination this time was Shuangyue Village, he made up his mind to come and have a look.

If possible, it would be a good time to become an apprentice here and learn swordsmanship.

Gray has always been the kind of reckless fighter who fights with his fists. After all, he is born with good physical fitness, strong strength and strong fists. But now, he felt that he should change. He had never systematically learned fighting methods, and he was most interested in swordsmanship.

One of the two pirate boys was born in this country, but even he had never heard of any particularly powerful swordsman in Isshin Dojo.

So they could only listen to Gray's words and nod dully.

Koushiro led a group of children and saw Gray and his three people from a distance.

The first sentence they met, Gray said:

"Are you Mr. Koushiro?"

The very bookish Koushiro nodded with a smile and asked very politely:

"Yes, I am Koushiro, the owner of this dojo. What do you call this guest?"

Koushiro's eyes swept over the two younger brothers behind Gray, noting the bulges of the muskets hidden under their clothes at their waists, as well as their weather-skinned complexions from being on sea routes all year round, as well as some habitual little movements. These guys are indeed pirates.

However, it remains to be seen whether the other party is hostile.

"My name is Gray." Gray said carelessly: "Our boss said that in the East China Sea, only Mr. Koushiro's dojo teaches real swordsmanship, so I came here to take a look and want to learn swordsmanship."

Hearing these words, Koushiro felt relieved. It's not just about looking for trouble. Although no one in the entire East China Sea has the ability to make trouble for him, it's better to do more than to do less. He prefers to teach students swordsmanship in a stable manner instead of fighting and killing.

Otherwise, he wouldn't have run a dojo in Shuangyue Village, a small corner of the East China Sea.

"If you want to learn swordsmanship, you only need to pay a small fee, and then you can come to class tomorrow. I will teach these children swordsmanship during the day." Koushiro had a kind smile on his face, looking harmless to humans and animals: "Yes Now, I wonder who Mr. Gray’s boss is? Do I know him?”

Koushiro thought to himself, could it be that an old friend came to the East China Sea to become a pirate?

Koushiro, who was born in Wano Country, still has many old friends, but these guys shouldn't have the leisure to come to the East China Sea like him.

"My boss?" Gray scratched his head. What he was thinking about at this time was that he would learn swordsmanship with a group of brats tomorrow. He felt a little embarrassed: "His name is Casillas. Anyway, I asked him if he was the boss." I know where I can learn swordsmanship, so the boss told me about your place."

Casillas

The smile on Koushiro's face did not change at all, but he was thinking in his heart that he had never heard of this name.

"Okay, how much is the tuition?"

Gray asked about business.

When Gray handed the tuition fee to the smiling Koushiro, Karimula intimately handed a thick stack of Bailey bills into the hands of a person in Gao Town of Goa Kingdom.

"You finally thought it through."

Karimula watched the other party carefully put the banknotes into his arms and laughed.

"Lord Karimula, I will do as you say, will you really help me restore my status as a noble?"

This person is completely hidden in a hood, and his face cannot be seen from the side.

"Of course, as long as what you do satisfies me. This noble status should have been yours, but your father did something wrong. As long as you do the right thing, the merits and demerits will be equal to each other."

Karimula talks eloquently, and there is infinite temptation in his words.

"I will work hard and do what Lord Karimula orders me to do!"

The man stood up excitedly, and what was revealed under his hood was a haggard face of a middle-aged man, who turned out to be Old Hank's son, Dodge.

"Well, I believe you." Karimula nodded.

At this moment, there was a knock on the door:

"Honorable Lord Karimula, Navy Lieutenant Colonel Mr. Mouse has arrived!"

Outside the door, it was the voice of the butler Apari.

Tonight, Karimula sent him to personally pick up Lieutenant Colonel Mouse to meet and discuss the details.

In terms of time, Lieutenant Colonel Mouse arrived a little late.

But it's all little things.

"Come in!" Karimula said, with a moderate voice just enough for people outside the door to hear clearly.