The Thousand Mask Warrior

Storm in the Middle of the Ocean

The Mangkasara and Bugis people have known the art of silat called Manca since a hundred years ago, which is the 16th century AD.

In the Makassar kingdom consisting of the Sultanates of Gowa and Tallo, or the Kingdom of Bugis Bone located in the southwest of the island of Celebes and other Bugis kingdoms such as Wajo and Soppeng, manca’ was reserved for the royal family and the nobility. They are trained since childhood to be able to master manca’ and then the day can be called unutca’ when they have mastered the art of silat.

While among the ordinary people who became warriors or warriors, uncleca’ became the people of choice who were always at the forefront of the war. They are called towarani or tobarani which means the brave.

For example, the soldiers of choice of security of the Kingdom of Gowa many come from Taeng Village. They are known for their silat-playing skills with gentle movements such as dancing and breaking, but their movements remain potent in paralyzing and deadly opponents.

An uncleca' is also equipped with pangngisengang kabura’neang or the science of virility, which is in the form of knowledge immune to weapons, as well as other kebatinan science.

It's just that the manca' can be said to have a clear difference with the sea silat or silat controlled by these pirates. Both manca' and sideng have the characteristic of a quick and many times punch on the body of the enemy, but alone has the advantage on a narrow or not wide realm.

For the pirates, they do not really need a wide arena such as a field where fighting between soldiers and soldiers for example. The movement of the pirates is aimed at utilizing the limitations of the land, so that the horses appear crossed or step sepapan.

Short and low kicks or absolutely no kicks are an option. Rarely do jumps or dodges clump together to take advantage of time and place.

Jayaseta can't fuckin' jumawa. Although on land, with a diverse fighting style he can fight various enemies as well, on the sea is a completely different world.

He has spent a lot of energy and time to face the enemy in a way of fighting that he has never faced or witnessed before. He himself must keep his body from feeling drunk and adjust to the deck of the ship that continues to sway.

Jayaseta never studied immunity or other silat sciences that seemed to approach witchcraft. He can indeed use the science of breathing and deep energy to make his body hard, his power is multiplied which makes it not only able to destroy powerful objects and break down stone walls, but also to break into stone walls, but he was never interested in deepening his silat level to immunity or similar strength.

If he wants to have such an ability, he can follow certain rules or conditions from black magic warriors, or his knowledge must reach such a high level.

However, until now he still argues that the true strength of a swordsman lies in his philosophy of life that stands in the right way, tenacity and agility and cleverness rather than having to cast a spell, avoid or follow various conditions that are not infrequently strange, or even endanger yourself and can die silly.

But just now Jayaseta was bouncing back and hit the edge of the deck.

The Cuttle-Bubble released a straight punch quickly several times towards Jayaseta's body and face.

Initially by imitating the enemy's movements, Jayaseta can understand more deeply the science of the opponent, it turns out that the Cuttle Bubble gives different moves back.

He called it Storm Surge in the Middle of the Ocean.

This style is actually simple. The Cuttle-Bubble advanced straight quickly, hitting Jayaseta in a row. All blows are accompanied by halauan and stalk.

So, when the right hand hits, the left hand is ready to fend off. But if there is an opportunity and Jayaseta is still busy fending and dodging, then both hands will continue to punch.

In addition, the Cutong Bubble will immediately retreat also with a straight movement, when Jayaseta replied with a similar movement.

When Jayaseta slid after the enemy, the Cuttle Bubble immediately stopped suddenly and instead returned to attack twice as fierce.

No matter Jayaseta was fooled and amazed by this counterattack. Finally two blows landed on his chest and stomach.

Every quick punch of this Cuttle Bubble had an unusual deep power load. The spicy taste that Jayaseta feels is like burning.

Jayaseta.

But he did not want to let his enemy be satisfied. Therefore Jayaseta glides like a frog giving the Buddha Palm that has been composed by the Chinese Muslim Hui tribe right towards the head of the Lotong Bubble.

The attack can be Cuttlefish Bubble avoid a little from his head, but without him knowing Jayaseta grasping a badik in his left hand which he quickly stabbed and slashed into the body of the enemy.

The enemy also looks amazed by this trick movement. Therefore Jayaseta did not want to waste another chance, he thrust back the badik many times with incredible speed.

JLB!

JLB!

JLB!

Five times Jayaseta's bad-ass puncture pierced through Cuttle Bubble's vest. It is certain that the clothes are ragged not because of.

Sure enough, the sleeveless shirt and buttons were torn here and there without any more shape.

The Cuttle Bubble pulled off his clothes and threw them on the floor. He stood on horseback with a good condition, while the badik that Jayaseta held his blade had curved as if hitting the rock.

Jayaseta threw away the badik who was unable to penetrate the enemy's immune science. But before he realized, the Longong Bubble had already rushed back towards him.

Jayaseta's frustration at coming back to face an immune-scientific swordsman resulted in her lack of attention and care.

The Cuttle Bubble managed to land three fists at once onto Jayaseta's chest and jaw. Because these three fists are fed with deep energy, no doubt Jayaseta mentally far back.

Apparently the Litong Bubble drained most of its inner power through the three fists. He wanted to defeat and finish Jayaseta as soon as possible by taking advantage of this golden opportunity.

In a bit, his desire was achieved, blood flowed out of Jayaseta's mouth.

If it wasn't for Jayaseta's body and her inner power, Jayaseta might be dead by now.

An ordinary person would have already crushed his bones and his chest would have ripped so that he died instantly. But of course it does not mean these three blows do not affect Jayaseta .

***

The Cuttle Bubble was not a type of swordsman who was easily satisfied. The rules over the sea are completely different from those on land. No wonder he didn't give Jayaseta pause to feed on his arrogance.

The pirate leader advanced quickly and beat Jayaseta with his knee as the Thousand Mask Swordsman was about to wake up.

Jayaseta rolling on the floor.

One simple footstroke then dropped Jayaseta back to the floor. The Cuttle Bubble kicked Jayseta's body that fell earlier easily.

Like a log, Jayaseta was rolling on the floor.

A heartbreaking sight for the crew saw a warrior who had killed and crippled many pirates now get this kind of treatment.

Not only the pain Jayaseta may have felt, but also this humiliation where his body did not even have time to stand, played by the kick, sweep and low kick of the Cuttle Bubble.

The proud faces of the pirates on board the aircraft carrier as well as the invulnerable pirates who were injured because their bones were crushed turned into faces of ridicule and ridicule.

They were satisfied that their leader was playing with the famous swordsman on the mainland before finally killing him vilely.