Abducted a pirate hunter

Why did such a powerful witch die when she was just a thousand years old?

This once made the witches talk about it, but three thousand years have passed, and no time and space witch has been born again, and everyone has gradually forgotten the powerful witch who once dominated the world.

The Flame Witch curled her hair with her slender fingers, glanced at Sylphis and said, "If it's no big deal, don't contact me. It's only been so long that you've lost your chance."

This is the first time that Sylphis has contacted his teacher since his training. In order to prevent fraud, Sylphis can only contact his teacher ten times before the training is completed. Once the opportunity is used up, he will no longer be able to contact his teacher.

Of course, the teacher cannot provide any substantial help, just answer some questions.

Sylphis nodded and was about to cut off the magic power when his teacher suddenly moved his face closer to the crystal ball as if he saw something. He stared at the screen with a pair of red eyes and gritted his teeth and said: "Hee, Er, Fei, Si! You Where did that smelly human behind come from?!"

Why are those damn eyes staring at his precious apprentice with that strange look? !

Shanks was stunned for a moment. Are you talking about him?

Silphis said without looking back: "It's okay, Teacher, he..."

"What's okay?!" The Flame Witch screamed at a high decibel level, and a large flame suddenly ignited behind her. Accompanied by a scorching crackling sound, she seemed to be screaming in anger: "How many times have I told you! No! …”

Sylphis saw the two people around her suddenly showing pain, and then interrupted her very quickly: "Okay, I will remember it! Take care, teacher. Goodbye, teacher." Then he cut off the magic power with a snap, The flame witch's figure instantly disappeared into the crystal ball.

Sylphis calmly collected the crystal ball and explained: "My teacher doesn't like humans very much, don't worry about it."

Doesn't that mean you don't like it? That's super annoying!

The two of them rubbed their heads, which suddenly felt like they had been stabbed, to relieve the pain. Shanks covered his temples and asked, "What happened just now?"

"The teacher is a little excited, and there is magic in his voice. It means that your spirit is directly attacked by magic, so you will have headaches." Sylphis comforted them: "I turned it off quickly, no. There will be an impact.

If it's a little later in the evening, I'll probably lose my IQ.

"Your teacher is a witch who controls fire?" Xia Qi asked curiously. Here witch is only used to describe a powerful and evil woman, which made Xia Qi curious about the real witch.

"Yes, the teacher is the most powerful among the natural witches." Sylphis nodded proudly: "Her magic of controlling fire is very powerful. I heard that the first two trainee witches are also natural witches. It has to be taught by a true teacher, but unfortunately I am not one, so I can’t learn anything.”

"But why does she hate humans so much?" Shanks touched his nose, feeling that he had been scolded for no reason.

The Flame Witch who was forcibly cut off by her student was probably still scolding him on the other side.

"Because two of her best disciples died at the hands of humans." Sylvester shrugged, "So she doesn't like humans very much, and she doesn't allow me to be friends with humans."

Because she was afraid that Sylphis would also die at the hands of humans.

"It's not that natural witches are very powerful, why can't they survive the training period?" Xia Qi held her chin and looked at her and asked.

Sylvester glanced at Shanks, then at Xia Qi, spread his hands and said, "Who knows, maybe he will encounter a more terrifying opponent?"

Of course she knew that, while the teacher was teaching her, she used them as an example to warn her that she should never be friendly with humans, otherwise she would die without knowing how.

But there is no need to tell humans this.

Is she stupid enough to tell humans how the witch died at their hands?

Isn't this just asking for trouble for yourself?

The teacher didn't originally hate humans that much, she just thought they were weak. It wasn't until a being that she thought was weak killed two of her disciples that she started to hate humans.

If the Flame Witch had directly encountered Shanks just now, it is estimated that the flames ignited behind her would have rushed directly towards her.

Sylphis does not hate human beings, and after a period of time, she also found that she could not survive in this world by herself. Shanks and the others were the ones she could still trust in this world, and they did not take her with them. She didn't think it was a good choice to break off the relationship with any malicious people approaching her, so she chose to cut off the call with the teacher.

Anyway, when the teacher can come over, Shanks and the others will be gone, so she doesn't have to worry about helping to block the teacher.

"You are in such a hurry to leave, does it have something to do with the Time Witch?" Seeing that Sylphis didn't seem to want to talk about the matter, Shanks changed the subject.

"I don't know if it has something to do with it. I just suddenly remembered that there is such a witch." Sylphis shook his head. She was just guessing. After all, there are not many witches who can break the rules. She should not be so unlucky. yes.

Sylphis lowered his head and recalled that he was the one who caused the trouble. No one wanted to hunt her down, which meant that the original target was not her, but that she was rushing to provoke it.

She just heard Smoker say this. The condition that made her feel that it was related to the navy but not directly related to it was this matter. But she was not crazy. She knew clearly that the other party was not easy to mess with, so how could she still go to that place?

Anyway, if you go in the opposite direction now, you should be fine.

Sylvester looked at the sky outside the window uneasily, hoping that everyone would come back quickly.

It was not safe to sail at night, but compared to this, Sylphis felt that it was even more unsafe to stay here.

There were voices of opposition, and it was indeed a bit hard to accept that she would let everyone take risks and sail at night when they couldn't see anything.

Sylphis was a little anxious, because to be honest, she was not completely sure that her intuition was correct. Escape was never a priority for this group of pirates.

She was wrong, she shouldn't have been too anxious to forget this just now.

Shanks will believe her, so she should let Shanks relay this matter. This is his pirate group, and everyone will unconditionally trust his words and set sail as he says, without questioning.

Sylphis wanted to simply use hypnotic magic on them to avoid trouble, but rationally she knew that she couldn't do this. Doing so would only lose all their trust.

Sylphis, who was anxious in his heart, had no intention of leaving them and running away. He just gritted his teeth and watched the not-so-fast crew members making preparations, pinching the corners of their cloaks in worry.

"Move quickly!" Just when she couldn't think of a way out, she saw Snake standing on the deck and shouting with a raised voice: "Have you guys not eaten?! Move quickly!"

Silphis stood upstairs, holding on to the fence and staring blankly at Snake on the deck. How could he...

After being yelled at by Snake a few times, the crew members who were operating at normal speed immediately sped up and quickly completed preparations for sailing.

Snake on the deck turned back to look at her, smiled and continued to shout to everyone.

Sylphis pursed her lips and looked at his back for a while and breathed a sigh of relief. Snake seemed to believe her words. As a navigator, he spoke, and the effect was no worse than Shanks.

Sylphis held the fence and lowered his head, feeling mixed emotions in his heart. No wonder everyone was unwilling to associate with humans. For them, this feeling of being controlled everywhere was too uncomfortable.

But on the other hand, she couldn't bear to leave.

They took risks and laughed together. She didn't hate this atmosphere, and she couldn't let them go.

Sylphis slowly squatted down. The teacher was right. She should not have come into contact with humans from the beginning. She finally understood why the first two trainee witches died at the hands of humans.

Should she...should leave as soon as possible?

"Hill." Someone called her: "What are you doing squatting here?"

"..." Sylvester said nothing. He was the person she least wanted to see right now.

Shanks looked at her in confusion, didn't he do something wrong again?

He also squatted down, tilted his head and looked at her and said, "Why are you ignoring me? Have I made you unhappy again?"

"...No." Sylvester whispered: "Shanks, do you think I'm troublesome?"

She finds humans troublesome. Do humans also find her troublesome?

"Why do you ask so suddenly?" Shanks frowned, reached out and patted her on the head and said, "I never thought you were troublesome."

Sylphis was silent for a moment, looked up at him, and said sincerely: "But I often find you annoying."

The smile froze on his lips, Shanks looked depressed, he knew it, but he felt so sad to say it so directly!

"Ahem, don't talk about me first." He coughed awkwardly and changed the subject. Shanks said: "No one will think you are troublesome. Everyone has become more relaxed since you got on the ship. If anyone dares to say that, I Teach him a lesson for you!"

Sylvester stared at him: "Are you referring to the drunken vigil after the banquet?"

"Cough cough cough!" Shanks, who almost choked himself to death, held on to the railing and coughed wildly.

Sylphis turned her head and looked forward. She didn't care what others said about her. Shanks' answer was because they were used to tolerance, which was exactly what she lacked.

She had to think carefully. If she really couldn't stay with them anymore, then she should separate after arriving in the new world.

Sylphis does not intend to put her life on humans. If she really has a premonition that her future will be entangled with humans, then even if she is reluctant to leave, she must leave before she gets trapped in it.

"Shanks." Sylvester called softly, and she asked puzzledly: "Why do you believe in me without any reason? It's not up to me to decide whether to leave or not."

Shanks stood up and leaned on the fence, looked out, and said matter-of-factly: "Of course it was my decision. I decided to believe your words before setting sail. Not to mention the length of stay is almost the same. There is no reason why you can't either." To be so anxious to leave suddenly."

"Because you would rather stay on land than in the sea without herbs, right?

This is true.

Sylphis's eyes suddenly became calm. Well, she did prefer to stay on land because of this. It was abnormal to suddenly say that she wanted to go back to the ship.

Shanks glanced at Sylphis who had regained his composure and smiled silently. She would never believe in unconditional trust without giving her a justifiable reason.

Sighing softly, Shanks watched the ship gradually sail away from the shore.

When will she be willing to give her trust?

The two people with different thoughts looked at the Xiangbo Emperor coast that was getting further away, hoping that the worried future would not happen.