The Secret Journey of Pirate World

Chigurh stayed on the deck of the Snapper, watching Willy take the lead with the murlocs who robbed him of boarding, and the battle on the warship basically favored the Sun Pirates!

Chigurh suspects that the Navy seriously miscalculated the strength of the Sun Pirates because of the previous two closures without fighting and fleeing.

Two standard fleets, just want to surround the Sun Pirates?

Not to mention mobilizing generals, how can the level of the "Devil Slaughter Order" be considered important, right?

Of course, Chigurh also understands that the Sun Pirates are not a fixed island after all, and they don't even have a fixed route when sailing.

But Willie was really relieved, and he didn't intend to send anyone to stay on the deck of the Snapper. At this time, the warship on the other side also posted up and boarded the springboard.

"These damned murlocs... kill the fat man at the helm first!"

Chigurh: ...

Jinbe was still not well-known in the sea at this time, and the world government must have been silent about Marie Gioia's matter. In the eyes of the navy, she was just a blue fat man who didn't seem to know how to fight.

Now this "fat man" is really concentrating on driving the boat, cooperating with his own artillerymen to fire the cannons, while twisting as much as possible to avoid the enemy's shells.

It is hard to imagine that a ship can be so flexible.

As for the ones that can't be avoided... there is also the ship doctor Aladdin who can be used as an output!

Jinbei didn't make a move, and Zieg, as the second rudder, took on the task of protecting the main rudder.

choking langlang——

Ziggy drew his sword.

"Do you know how to use a sword? If not, the body is the murloc's best weapon." Jinbe reminded at this time.

Ziggy instinctively wanted to say that he didn't have any fighting skills, and that he would be more lethal with a blade.

But when the words came to his lips, he suddenly reacted and sensed Jinbe's intentions—Boss Jinbe is trying to teach me fighting skills?

As for Xiaoba...

It's not that Shiping is biased, but that Xiaoba is a rare octopus. According to the taxonomy of the world before the trip, octopuses are not considered fish.

And don't look at the anime show, it seems that there is no difference, Zieg is now getting along with the murlocs for real, and he can clearly feel the difference - other murlocs either have scales or hard skin, while Xiaoba's skin texture is in the Murlocs are also very heretical, and their physical defense is also weaker than ordinary murlocs!

But his advantage is that he has six arms, and it is true that he himself has practiced swordsmanship...

"Oh." Zieg threw the sword decisively, raised his fist awkwardly, and imitated the straddled stance in martial arts movies.

"Bend your knees slightly, just let the center of gravity hang down to your waist, don't put it on your knees!" Jinbei said sternly.

Hearing this, Zigger hurriedly made adjustments, but the navy who rushed up was taken aback—at first he threw his sword, thinking he was about to surrender, but then he put on a strange posture?

An officer who looked like a lieutenant waved his hand and said, "Take it!"

Because they had already boarded the deck, the other party didn't intend to make gestures with the gun first, and Aladdin also avoided this side at this time.

Chigurh: ...

what is this? In deck warfare, strategically abandon the helm position?

But even though he complained in his heart, Ziggy's body was honestly tense.

I was even more nervous than when I was fighting and killing people for the first time in Marie Gioia!

After all, at that time, Chigurh had only one idea of ​​"surviving" - just do it.

But now it's much safer than it was then, and Chigurh's thoughts are out of control—is this a good performance? Boss Jinbe will focus on teaching me in the future? I have never practiced fighting machines, will I disappoint Boss Jinbe? What if I accidentally kill someone?

Fortunately, Ziggy's hard attributes are strong enough, and "Fighting Aptitude" is also part of the increase of the God's Path, especially the Sailor Path—"The Angry People" is also called "Storm Guard", which is a battle sequence in itself!

So Chigurh's physical instincts are actually pretty good...

Relying on his great strength and fast speed, Ziggy "beat the old master to death with random punches".

But Lieutenant Fang immediately gave an order: "He is just strong! Cut off his arm! The world government will not forget your sacrifice!"

Once the navy ignored the casualties, Chigurh immediately became flustered, and the shining blade made Chigurh feel chills.

"Idiot! The blade of an ordinary soldier, let me look at it carefully! Even if you hit it directly, the only thing that can hurt you is those kinds of trajectories and a few points of strength! The opponent's flaw is much bigger than this!" Jinbei is different from the professor at the helm, and appears to be more severe.

When Chigurh heard Jinbe's words, his heart moved slightly, and he instantly understood what Boss Jinbe meant.

With the strength of these ordinary navies, if they are attacked by ordinary ones, even if Chigurh can't be armed, his color is domineering, and his scales are not as good as Aaron's hard skin, but they are still enough to defend.

Unless the other party slashes in a circle and stabs with the tip of a knife...

Although the surrounding swords are jagged, for Ziggy, it's not impossible to get close to them, just be careful where the blades are slashing!

Facing the sharp blade, Zieg tried his best to suppress the feeling of fear, sharply analyzed and judged, and took advantage of the opponent's lack of force, or slapped the blade, or attacked the opponent's body or arm...

After getting the advice, Ziggy's actual combat ability increased at an astonishing speed.

However, there are many opponents after all. If he used a knife, Zieg should have eliminated the opponent. However, in the absence of effective output, the navy did not encourage this "strange murloc" at all, and surrounded him layer by layer.

Suddenly, Zieg's left arm hurt, and he was still stabbed, leaving a wound...

"That little injury won't affect your strength! Don't be distracted!"

"Waist, waist! The center of gravity is on the waist. Does your waist grow on your knees?"

"Hold him, use your abs, and throw upwards, yes, just fall out like this!"

"Using strength must be straight! Don't make 'awkward' shots for the sake of seemingly flaws, it will not be effective at all."

...

Under Jinbei's guidance, Zieg successfully dealt with a team of navy including the lieutenant-although if the saber was used at the beginning, it would have been solved long ago, but the meaning it represents is completely different.

Zieg's use of the saber is only bullying miscellaneous soldiers with the help of the sharpness of the blade, as well as his own strength and defense, and it is not good for his own growth.

Seeing that Chigurh was panting and finally brought down his opponent, Jinbe finally laughed.

Chigurh, who observed this from the corner of his eye, also confirmed Jinbei's intentions - 80% of it was naturally to see if Chigurh was a malleable talent in combat, and another 2 points... was the final confirmation!

After all, in the Sun Pirates, Chigurh is the only "half murloc" who doesn't know his background. Now Jinbe can fully confirm that Chigurh never had any fighting skills before, and he would not be an undercover agent.

At this time, the whole battle was coming to an end, Jinbei left the steering wheel with both hands, sucked on his pipe, and exhaled smoke: "Woo... Chieg, do you want to learn murloc karate?"

Zieg was pleasantly surprised when he heard the words. Although the idea of ​​"I'm not a real murloc, can I really learn it" flashed across my mind for a moment, I immediately thought that Kerla and murlocs in the original work have nothing to do with each other. ?

"Master!" Zieg shouted directly.

Jinbe was taken aback, and even choked: "Ahem, cough, what master? You idiot...you can just call him the boss, Aaron and his murloc karate are all taught by me..."