The Thousand Mask Warrior

The Battle on the Seventh River: Check the Skipper

The combination of pirates Annam and Champa is actually quite confusing Yu, Pratiwi and especially Fong Pak Laoya. The kingdom of Champa, which has been established since the 7th century AD, was repeatedly at war with neighboring countries, including when it was defeated by the kingdom of Da-Viet in the 15th century AD, precisely in 1451 AD. After that, many Champa people fled to Aceh. Even today, the relationship between the two kingdoms is heating up. The Champa people were allegedly organizing a rebellion and resistance movement against the Annam kingdom or Daisy.

Then why do these two opposing state pirates help each other in attacking the Lan Xang ship in front there? Is it just because they have the same interests, and who they still don't know what they are?

Pratiwi moves using his moves that have developed in such a way. His speed did not decrease at all even though he was not in a perfect physical and physical state. In addition, the series of twin dagger moves are increasingly developing to be more targeted and efficient.

His body is actually tiny, now it looks the same as two Champa pirates who are indeed small in stature, similar to the people of Daiki Viet. However, that does not mean the match is balanced. Pratiwi bends both knees fairly low. Both hands raised but not too high. The fire that burned the ship loomed on the blade of the keris without a dent in his right hand and the Champa dagger in his left. He glanced at Fong Pak Laoya who was facing one on one with the pirate leader and Yu who stood ready but agitated. Understandably, he was agitated because the fire had burned more and more territory on the ship.

His two opponents in front did not seem to be willing to attack first. The two watched the Pratiwi horses and looked for an opportunity to attack. Pratiwi can't wait anymore. Maybe it wasn't as big as before. Maybe he did not hesitate and as fierce as before. Perhaps he also did not have the lust to kill once before. But the enemy himself who came before him was delivered on a plate with a full dish by fate. It would be stupid if he didn't eat it.

In one jolt, Pratiwi slid forward. This movement was immediately answered by the movement of the two Champa pirates by welcoming the attack. Only, they were fooled. Pratiwi restrains his body, gives a trick, then turns the direction. This resulted in the second attack of the pirates hitting empty air.

Pratiwi jumped like a squirrel, pierced the back of one pirate with a dagger and stuck his dagger into the waist of the other. Shouts of pain and surprise were stopped with prativi stabs to the back and back of the enemy's head. Death is real.

The bodies of the two pirates fell face down on the deck of the ship. Both of their faces were covered in their own blood.

“Yu, quickly you check the skipper. See if there's anything we can do to save this ship, or ask her if she's alive, what we need to do. Me and Laoya will finish off that one sneak,” her orders to the husband.

Yu ran quickly up the stairs that were still unburned, leading to the skipper's room.

Some bodies are lying up there.

“Damn it!” exclaim Yu. The corpses were the ship's guard soldiers who were Lan Xang's people. He already suspected that the skipper was likely dead.

Right what he thinks. After arriving at the steering wheel, the Chinese skipper was killed. His body hangs at the helm of the ship with a Champa sword stuck to his back.

“Ah, dammit. This ship had to be abandoned. It's no use anymore. No crew, no skipper. I don't know what happened to those Lan Xang soldiers,” Yu muttered alone. He looked ahead, saw a puff of smoke in sight and heard low boisterous screams and the sight of dozens of boats floating over the river without really understanding what was going on. His brain stopped looking for answers to the problem.

Yu looked to the side, left and right. The smoke grew thicker, and sparks had also started to be seen greeting the upper floors. The stairs he was riding on had also started to burn. Less than half the watering period, this ship can be devoured by fire. There's no point in surviving. Pratiwi and Fong Pak Laoya

must either finish their fight immediately, or leave this ship immediately.