The Pirate Incarnate as Thunder

The sound of the leather boots colliding with the steps was crisp and dull at the same time.

Reg, who followed Colin, frowned slightly. He was the most outstanding student in this batch, although this excellence was based on working 10 times harder than the others.

In the past three years, although Colin didn't speak much, Reg could still feel the attention he paid to him.

Reg didn't know where this attention came from. After all, on this island, everyone's names were "fake" and their background identities were unknown.

For agents working in the security, military, and political systems, a name is nothing more than a codename.

The name "Legg" was also chosen casually by him to follow the local customs.

Reg stepped into the corridor and turned his gaze slightly. He saw the small door where he was locked for the only time.

"Why, do you miss it?" Colin turned around as if he knew something.

"No, instructor Colin." Reg saluted again.

"Relax, I want to talk to you as a friend next." A smile appeared on Colin's face.

"Friend, what kind of development is this?"

The confused Reg nodded. Maybe next, he would understand why Colin paid so much attention to him in the past three years.

This is not the school he stayed in in his previous life. It can be said that life and death are staged almost every once in a while, and the interaction between students and teachers is not that frequent.

A large number of orphans are recruited here every year. Although this method is cruel, the trainees will become full members of the P organization as soon as they graduate: because they have absolute loyalty and strong strength.

If Reg had no memory of his previous life, he would have been slowly brainwashed as he grew up, and then he would have remained loyal to the World Government and fought for so-called justice.

For most orphans: this is a place where they can change their destiny.

To take a step back, at least I can fill my stomach and have a warm and comfortable room to live in. The outside world is much crueler than here.

As the iron door creaked open, Reg stepped inside.

Every teacher here has a separate and spacious dormitory. Colin's dormitory is still the same: full of the fragrance of books.

Judging by his appearance, the thin Colin could be a teacher or a scholar with his eyes on.

"Sit down, tea or coffee"

"black tea."

In front of the round table, Legge smiled slightly and settled down.

Maturity here is not something that needs to be fussed over. After all, suffering makes people mature.

"Seeing you now reminds me of my old self, but the me at that time was not as crazy as you." Colin smiled.

Reg scratched his head: "This is the only chance to change your destiny."

"You're right, especially for a child like you." Colin sighed.

Reg could only cooperate and put on a sad expression on his face. When he came to this body, his previous body was a frightened child: he had witnessed his parents being killed by pirates.

If he hadn't come a few days earlier and regained his sanity, he might not even have been able to board the warship secretly sent by the World Government to take in the children.

This kind of thing is not surprising. Every year, too many children are frightened and unable to regain their consciousness.

Some people can recover, and some people remain in this state forever.

"Please."

"Thank you."

Colin, who sat down across the round table, rubbed his brows and looked at Reg, who was looking at him and thought: There can't be some secret operation, right?

Although this kind of thing is unavoidable, he still doesn't want to delay his plan to enter p9 due to other reasons.

"Next, you must forget what I said when you go out. This is an order."

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"Yes."

Reg didn't hesitate as if he was taking care of him

"You should have heard of Dark Justice." Colin said after sipping his black tea.

Reg nodded ignorantly, "Weakness is a sin." He couldn't say this.

"The cruelty of the ninth tower is far beyond your knowledge."

"Are we still going to kill each other?"

Reg’s eyes should be opened as wide as possible, and he doesn’t need to be so bloodthirsty, right?

"Of course you kid won't. Although there are not many kids in p9, they are still very united. But there is a prerequisite." Colin couldn't help but shake his head.

"premise"

"I can definitely say that you are the hardest working person on this island, bar none." Colin did not hide his admiration.

Reg nodded because he knew he had to work hard.

He is not a child of the Fur Tribe, the Long-Hand Tribe, the Long-Foot Tribe, or any other race, nor does he have any high-level bloodline inheritance. He is just an ordinary human child.

If he hadn't traveled through time and his soul had been strengthened, he probably wouldn't be where he is today.

"How many days do you think you can survive if you step out of the safe zone?" Colin turned serious.

Reg didn't answer immediately and frowned: "If you don't encounter a level 5 beast, one month."

The beasts on this island are divided into five levels. The little flower he met when he came here didn't even have a level.

Xiao Hei is a level 1 beast with a power value of 100.

For subsequent beasts, each level will increase by 50 until level 4, and level 5 is an exaggerated 400.

What kind of concept is 400 power points for a person who has initially mastered the "Six Forms"? That's about it.

Of course, this is simply to say that a strong person who has mastered the six movements can easily crush these beasts. After all, the gap in intelligence is too big.

"Good confidence. There are more than 200 such beasts in the forest in the south. Even if you pass my test here, you still have to pass the ninth tower entrance test."

Colin's words made Reg's face darken. Although the place was very big, if he encountered a level 5 beast, he might not even be able to escape with his current strength.

"You have to survive in the wild for one month without any protection. If you survive, you will be a reserve member of p1. It is not a place for the weak to stay."

Colin's explanation made Reg sweat break out on his forehead. He was still a little proud.

Hard work in this world really cannot solve all problems.

"Once you are tested, you have only two choices." Colin said half-way.

Reg patted his little face, lowered his head and p9 urine, only pass or die.

Don't be naive about quitting midway, the weak don't deserve to live to carry out "justice", there is no need for the weak

"Is he just a child after all?"

Colin looked at Reg who lowered his head. Disappointment flashed in his eyes. He didn't even have the courage to face life and death. No matter how hard he tried, it was in vain.

Haunting in the safe zone does not mean you have experienced life or death. The pirates outside are dozens of times more ferocious than the beasts there.

"I want to try it, instructor Colin."

Reg raised his head and smiled shyly. Talking about alertness, he was still confident.

In addition, he only had 3 hours of sleep, which further reduced the risk.

Although the level 5 beast is too close to escape, it can still be avoided as long as you are careful.

For example: the feces they leave behind, the traces left during their activities, and the scope of each creature's domain.

Taking a step back and talking about level 5 beasts, not all of them are speed-type.

As long as it can escape to the territory of another powerful beast, it will not pursue it recklessly.