I watched, but I did not interfere, I saw as the ship of the pirates was sinking the other ship to its watery fate. The water there was not so deep, the passengers could have swam back to shore, if they were not tied in ropes. I sat on my rock and watched silently. My white bangs blew in front of my electric blue eyes. I looked at my sword next to me, it was merely a blade normally, but when it is touched by water Columbia Waterproof, you can see ancient writing on it, the characters and symbols I could never decipher. Over all, the blade was a powerful one, I'm not sure of its origin, it was like god gave it to me that day that my life was almost taken by the sea. I looked back at the two ships Supra footwear, and then jumped to my feet. Taking my telescope, I was able to see the captain. It was none other than Gargoyle the tyrant, people say he has magic powers, some say he's over a thousand years old, I don't believe it Abercrombie Fitch Jeans, I never believed in magic, except for my sword that is. But still, I despise that bandit; for it was indeed him who killed my parents on that day I almost drowned.

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"I'm impressed a kid like you could do such things." The evil captain sneered. "But I'm busy, it'll be your turn to die later." He turned back to what he was doing. I was again thrown overboard. On my way down, I spotted a lot of people being forced to walk the plank. One was a young girl who seemed to be not much younger than me. And what was he calling me a kid for? I was 15! Before I hit water, I grabbed my sword. As I splashed in, I opened my eyes and saw the girl, her eyes were closed, and I guess she passed out. I didn't know what to do, if I saved her, she would be a burden and I might be too slow to shore, and get killed. Oh well, I guess I couldn't have let her drown. I brought her to shore safely. Her eyes opened. She looked at me. And it all began.Related articles：

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