In the anime, Kagura and the others are divided into three groups, staying on the ship with two of his companions, while the others go to spy on the news.
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But no one expected that the first to encounter the dilemma of extinction was the Group of Kagura who stayed behind.
Not far away, the pirates had put down their ships to capture them, and when the great trouble was approaching, he was in a hurry and came up with a solution.
But this method not only requires the owner to give his own property, the ship, but also takes a lot of risks.
Kagura uses the ship as bait, how did the owner survive before they returned?
1. By luck
When Kagura asked to use the boat as bait, the owner did not do too ugly, but showed great fearlessness and generosity.
But as long as you think about it with your brain, you know that his mood at the moment is definitely not much better:
Before Kawaki Ichito operated to play pirates as fools, it is conceivable that he will not be able to use the same method in the future.
Now the ships on which he made a living were being asked to be used as bait, and he could not object to it—because he could not only defeat them, but also the pirates, and if he did not do so, he would really finish playing.
But to do as they say, they need to face the risk of disaster at any time.
Who carried out the plan of "hitting the fortress with a ship"?
The only person present who showed the ability to sail was the owner.
After proposing such a plan, Kagura may also have left himself or his partner with the shipowner and rescued the people at a critical moment.
And after hitting the fortress, is the owner safe? Not necessarily.
In case he is discovered by the pirates while the ninjas are exploring the fortress, it will be over.
It can be seen that he can come back alive on this trip really by luck.
When everyone retreated from the fortress, the owner of the boat and his old man rowed a lifeboat to take everyone away.
If you think about it, where did this boat come from?
If the boat was something he had on board, it would be essentially impossible to keep it when it hit the fortress.
So it's possible that Kagura and others helped him steal it from the pirate fortress while sneaking up on the fortress.
The old man's chances of survival on the fortress are not high, so it is most likely to be released into the sea first.
How lucky was he to be able to live to welcome the triumphant return of others after being safely released into the sea?
2. Rely on strength
You know, the old man of the ship used to be an ordinary person, and he had not been trained in reconnaissance and anti-reconnaissance, and he was completely a wild man.
The sleekness and wisdom he showed in the several opponent scenes with the pirates at sea were completely honed by emotional intelligence and blood and sweat.
And when you are alone, how can the pirates on the fortress not find themselves?
This cannot be solved by sleekness, and can only be dodged with hard power.
If Hiroto, Kagura, and others hadn't been fighting endlessly with the horses on the ship, most of the people's attention might not have been drawn to the past.
But in the case that these people's attention was drawn to the past, the owner of the boat, a boat floating alone on the surface of the sea, was not discovered by them, which was also his skill.
When the ninjas and pirates bayoneted red, he was also engaged in a silent confrontation with the sea and the fortress.
If only by strength, the shipowner could not live to this age, and the same is true by luck alone.
It is precisely because of his luck and strength that he was able to fight on the surface of the sea until now, until he was pit by the Hiroto and Kagura gangs.
Of course, it is precisely because the luck and strength of the past explosion gave him supreme confidence that he had the courage to pick up Hiroto, Kagura and others, which is almost a list of deaths.
If he didn't take this order, this ninja would certainly not be able to pit him, let alone his ship.
While the other shipowners were protecting themselves and their belongings, he dared to risk rushing into the wind and waves to earn this money, which was no less courageous than that of pirates.
Of course, if he survives, he may also receive a richer reward than we think--Kagura is Kirito's concubine.
If you get a similar opportunity, would you give it a beating?