Pirate: When I Become Kuina

The dark sky suddenly flashed, and then there was a loud bang.

In the room, Nami was frightened and subconsciously leaned towards Kuina.

Outside, heavy rain poured down, hitting the ground.

Lightning lit up the night again, albeit only for a moment.

The atmosphere in the room was a bit stiff.

Nami seemed to want to say something, but didn't know how to say it.

As time passed, she became more and more impatient.

Suddenly, Nami walked towards the door and opened it suddenly.

I saw a green-haired swordsman outside leaning against a pillar, holding his hands in front of his chest, half-lying on the railing, and stretching his legs straight.

Hearing the sound of the door opening, Zoro looked back, briefly glanced at the angry Nami, and then continued to turn his head in a daze.

"Zoron, what do you mean, spy on us?"

"I'm talking to you, do you hear me?"

"The rain will kill you!"

With a "bang", Nami slammed the door shut and angrily came to Kuina to complain.

"That Zoro keeps blocking the door, Kuina, please don't care."

"That's his business."

Nami said anxiously: "But Ace asked me to tell you that he is waiting for you on the hillside. It is so dark outside and the rain is so heavy, something will definitely happen to him."

Guina frowned and said, "He will go back by himself when it rains."

"No, he is a stubborn person. If he says he will wait for you, he will surely wait for you."

Guina stopped talking and stared at the flickering candlelight not knowing what she was thinking.

Nami regretted it so much.

The weather was changing. If I had known it was going to rain, I would not have taken Ace to the hillside where Kuina often drank. Now it was better to leave him waiting there alone at night.

"No, I have to go out."

Nami went to the corner to pick up her umbrella. After opening the door, she looked at the darkness outside and hesitated for a few seconds.

Taking a deep breath, Nami mustered up the courage to step over the threshold.

No matter how hard he had to go, he had to go there, and he couldn't let Ace keep waiting like this.

A snow-white and delicate palm rested on Nami's shoulder. Nami was overjoyed. She turned around and said expectantly: "Guina, have you figured it out? Let's call Ace back together."

Guina sighed and said, "Wait for me in the house."

"Are you alone?" Nami asked worriedly.

"fine."

Kuina is always so reassuring. Nami glanced at Zoro and said angrily: "Don't you like to keep watch? If Kuina goes out, will you go?"

Zoro replied coolly: "You don't have to worry about it."

Nami said fiercely: "You'd better not go. Ace finally has some time alone with Kuina, so don't bother them."

"Hmph!" Sauron snorted coldly.

"Come in, Nami, be careful if you catch a cold, you'll be fine." Kuina comforted her.

"Be careful, it's raining and the road is slippery, and it's still so dark after dark."

"Ah."

Kuina glanced at Zoro, threw him an umbrella and said, "I don't want anyone to follow me, literally."

Zoro took the umbrella and paused for a long time until Kuina disappeared into the night.

Nami urged: "Why are you still in a daze? Follow me!"

Zoro stared deeply at the direction where Kuina disappeared, motionless as if he had lost his soul.

"Did you hear me!"

"You're noisy!" Zoro replied.

Nami stopped talking nonsense, looked at the distracted Zoro with disdain, reached out and grabbed his umbrella and ran into the rain.

A grown man lives like this and has the nerve to covet Guina.

Pooh!

"Hey." Zoro shouted.

Nami turned around and said, "Hurry up if you want to go."

Zoro's eyes were complicated, and he looked at Nami and said solemnly: "She said she didn't want anyone to follow her."

"You idiot, Guina gave you the umbrella just to follow her."

Zoro shook his head and said: "Giving me the umbrella was her kindness, not what you think."

A hillside by the sea.

Ace sat quietly.

The swelling on his face after being beaten so hard by Nami has almost subsided.

Occasionally he couldn't stop shaking.

My heart is a little cold.

The sea breeze blows even more fiercely on rainy nights, making the leaves in the forest sway and rustle.

She will not come.

Ace stood up and punched the tree trunk with a fist filled with resentment. The blood seeping from his fist was quickly diluted by the rain.

Continue to emerge, continue to dilute.

A sudden roar and roar made the silent rainy night even more terrifying.

Ace sat back on the ground, holding his head in his hands, faintly hearing the sound of choking.

The sound of trampled leaves could be heard in the distance.

As time passed, it got closer and closer, until it stopped in front of him.

The rain seemed to be blocked by something.

But it doesn't matter anymore, nothing matters anymore.

"I hate you." Ace said flatly.

Guina stood silently, knowing that she could only stand silently.

It's raining like crazy.

Time was stretched out slowly, so slowly that people couldn't feel it moving forward.

one hour later.

"Want to see my joke?"

"Come for your appointment."

Ace raised his head, as if asking, or saying to himself: "You shouldn't have come."

silence.

Dead silence.

A flash of lightning lit up the night.

Kuina threw away the umbrella and repeated calmly: "I shouldn't have come."

The umbrella flew away with the roaring sea wind and quickly disappeared into the night, as if it had never existed.

The umbrella that had already covered the rain was thrown away now. Maybe it was too late.

Ace stood up and stared at the girl in front of him.

"Why haven't you come to see me for so long?"

Guina didn't answer, just looked at him quietly.

"Why are you coming here again?"

Ace put his hands on Kuina's shoulders and pushed her against the tree trunk.

"I have chosen to slowly forget the past, but you came here anyway. You stood in front of me and blocked the pouring rain for me!"

"So, you hate me." Guina said coldly.

"Hate, I hate that you didn't come to see me for so long!"

"It's been five years and your stubbornness remains unchanged, Ace."

"But you have changed, Kuina."

Kuina lifted the hand that was pressing on Ace's shoulder and took two steps forward from the tree trunk.

The rain and sea breeze made her shiver slightly.

"No."

"No, you've changed."

Guina stopped arguing, "What was it like before?"

Ace's eyes were fixed on the beautiful back in front of him, and he said word by word: "The momentum is like a rainbow!"

"What now?" Guina frowned and turned around.

"indecisive."

Guina's face turned pale, her lips lost their color and trembled slightly.

"Is it still too late for me to leave now?"

"If you have time, I'll carry you back." Ace said and bent down.

Kuina looked at Ace who was waiting in front of her.

If he could be more cruel, he would give up all illusions on this rainy night.

The moment he appeared, it was already too late.

I didn't mean to hurt anyone, but I wanted to hurt you in pairs. I'm sorry Ace.

The biting cold made Kuina bite her lips tightly, and her voice became colder than before.

Facing Ace's back, she flatly refused: "No need."