Nodding with relief, Kirito felt very satisfied. The girls finally began to have the awareness of being pirates!
Since everyone had no questions or opinions, Kirito continued to talk. He continued, "In this challenge, everyone only has two chances to play, so there may be a game that you have to rely on yourself!
So … "
Without waiting for Kirito to finish speaking, the three women interrupted him and said in unison, "We know, please rest assured, we will work hard, Kirito -kun!"
They had already planned to surpass Kirito, so being able to win without relying on Kirito was exactly what they wanted.
Looking at everyone seriously, Kirito's serious face couldn't help but show a smile. He slowly said, "In fact, you don't have to be so nervous. The people in the field must abide by the rules, but the members outside the field can do some small tricks. If you really have any difficulties, I will definitely help you!"
The three high-spirited girls were cheering each other on. How could they have heard his words?
Kirito looked at the three girls who seemed to have been injected with chicken blood and couldn't help but feel a little dumbfounded.
Taking his wife as a bet, no matter how strong a woman is, she wouldn't be indifferent.
However, his women were different. They didn't cry and beg, nor did they curse angrily. Instead, they were so happy.
The nagging uncle not only loved to nag, but his reaction was also very slow. It wasn't until now that he reacted.
"A duel between pirates?
What?
Are you pirates? "The uncle asked with trepidation.
Kirito nodded very honestly, and the uncle fell directly to the ground, his body still twitching.
In an instant, his forehead was covered with black lines. Kirito's mouth twitched and said, "Uncle's acting is really bad!"
Karin herself was a girl, plus her identity as a doctor, which made her very soft-hearted.
Hurrying to the old man's side, Karin nervously checked his body until she was sure that there was nothing wrong with the uncle's body. Only then did she breathe a sigh of relief.
"Alright, uncle!
Have you ever seen a pirate who cares so much about other people's bodies? "Kirito said helplessly.
The old man sat up at once. He fumed with anger and said, "How would I know that you're so concerned about me? Are you going to eat me later?"
They didn't expect this uncle to have such a rich imagination. Everyone couldn't help but laugh.
Mekao pointed at his missing teeth and said, "Do you think this mouth can chew?"
Kirito also had cold sweat on his face and said, "And it doesn't seem like pirates that eat people, right?
You should be talking about barbarians! "
Abruptly slapping his head, the old man suddenly yelled out, "That's right, the ones who eat humans are barbarians!
How did I get it wrong?! "
The old man, who had just fainted on the ground, suddenly became energetic. He was afraid that the pirates would take his horse, so he rushed out of the tent.
When Kirito and the others came out, they saw an old man hugging a horse's neck and crying.
This kind of scene was often very touching. Just like the loyal dog Hachiko, just like the little dog they saw in the clown Bucky pirates. The feelings between humans and animals were truly pure and flawless.
Just like the books said: Trust can often lead to a beautiful state!
If it was a human, even if you left a message for him to wait for you, he might not really wait for you.
It was because he had seen too many betrayals that this kind of feeling was even more precious!
The old man didn't even leave a word, and the horse was willing to wait here alone for ten years. What kind of feelings could do this?!
The long horse's neck kept rubbing against the uncle's somewhat dry eye sockets. It seemed that the horse wanted to wipe away the tears of its master.
Until the old man wiped away his tears, the horse was like a child, happily rolling on the grass beside him.
After having enough fun, the horse stood up with a neigh and its hind legs also knelt down. The old man quickly climbed on the horse's back.
Standing up gently, the horse ran away happily with the old man on its back. The old man waved gently and shouted, "Goodbye, noble pirates!"
Kirito screamed in his heart. He never thought that things would go wrong at this time.
How could he know that the uncle suddenly ran away after knowing their identity?
"Uncle!
It's dangerous, come back quickly! "Kirito shouted anxiously.
The old man ran away because they were pirates. How could he come back again because of Kirito's words?
The more he shouted, the faster the old man ran, and soon disappeared in the vast grassland.
"Not good, uncle may be in danger, let's go after him!" Kirito said loudly to the people behind him.
With that, he took the lead to chase in the direction where the old man disappeared. As a result, before he ran, he heard a gunshot.
Kirito screamed in his heart and ran faster. He saw three people standing there, and the horse and the old man had fallen to the ground.
There was no time to speak, Kirito hurried forward to help the old man up, but the old man struggled and didn't let him help him!
"You cunning boy, I didn't expect you to have already ambushed people!" The old man cursed angrily.
It turned out that the old man actually regarded Silver Fox Fox as Kirito's companions. This mistake was really big.
Looking at the people in front of him arguing, Fox was happy to watch the fun. He just held his gun and watched the show with his arms crossed. He didn't want to explain clearly.
Not knowing how the old man was, Kirito didn't dare to insist on helping him. After standing up, Kirito looked at Silver Fox Fox in front of him and said coldly, "Who are you?
Why did you attack this innocent old man? "
"What?
You actually said that you don't know me?
You must have said that on purpose, right?
You want to hide the fear in your heart! "Silver Fox Fox said with a little embarrassment.
He knew that Fox was a pushover, and with Kirito's ability to kill a conversation, it would be easy for him to destroy Fox's prestige.
"Who wants to know you, the person who puts his ass on his head!" Kirito's mouth had a trace of disdain as he coldly mocked.