[Ding! Learn basic sailor swordsmanship, currently level 1]

[Basic Sailor Swordsmanship Level 1: Preliminary mastery of basic swordsmanship for maritime combat. The strength is equivalent to that of a trainee sailor who has learned swordsmanship for three months and has already started swordsmanship. Strength o.1, agility o.1]

[Explanation: Sailor's basic swordsmanship is the simplest swordsmanship that sailors learn. It allows sailors to fight on bumpy decks, slender cables, and tall masts, and this requires sufficient strength and brisk footsteps. 】

As a slight heat flow came from his arm, Liu Zhi felt that his body seemed to have changed a little, and the scimitar in his hand became more obedient. It felt as if he had been practicing for a long time.

Liu Zhi's eyes lit up, and he didn't even look at the cargo in the cabin. These things were treasures to the original Sandro, but not to him.

After opening the hatch, Liu Zhi walked out holding a machete.

The moment he stepped out of the hatch, Liu Zhi instinctively closed the hatch.

Perhaps this was the last obsession of the down-and-out nobleman named Sandro.

Then Liu Zhi's speed increased. Although he had not left the hatch since getting on the ship, Liu Zhi still remembered the structure of the ship. He rushed up the stairs to the deck and saw the situation at a glance.

Their ship was a three-masted Galenic commercial sailing ship, thirty-five meters long and twelve meters wide, with nearly a hundred sailors of various types on board.

At this time, their ship was sandwiched between two medium-sized warships. These two warships were obviously shorter and did not have many cannons on them. Some strange-looking pirates were holding scimitars in their teeth and moving along.

The cable swung up to the ship's deck.

The sailors on the ship were fighting with the pirates, and the whole deck was filled with the sound of weapons clashing.

When Liu Zhi rushed to the deck, he happened to see a sailor and a pirate fighting. Liu Zhi didn't have time to wait for the pirate to kill the sailor before taking action. He raised his hand and slashed from behind the pirate with a knife. This knife directly hit the pirate.

Slashed the pirate on the neck.

Liu Zhi is still at the most basic level of swordsmanship in the Fortress Navy, and he doesn't have much in the way of a sword attack at all.

But the sailor held the pirate back, and the pirate didn't expect that someone would suddenly appear behind him. Liu Zhi slashed the pirate's neck in half with one strike.

Then Liuji's knife got stuck in the pirate's neck.

Seeing that his opponent was dead, the sailor quickly rushed to the other side, and several more pirates jumped onto the deck.

However, when he rushed out, he still said, "Don't cut at the bone, otherwise the retraction of the knife will be slower."

Liu Zhi didn't have time to listen to the sailor's words. At this time, he had gained 30 experience points, which showed that you can gain experience by killing pirates.

Liu Zhi also took the time to take a look at his attribute bar. There was a gray plus sign behind [Sailor Basic Swordsmanship Level 1] in the active skills. When he focused on it, (35/9o) would appear.

data.

"The required experience has increased, but this is right. If I only need 3o experience all the time, I can increase this naval swordsmanship to level 100."

Liuji, who was bragging secretly, began to look for the next target while talking in a low voice.

Fortunately, there was a burst of chaos on the deck, and Liu Zhi quickly found the target. Two sailors were dealing with three pirates at the same time. It could be seen that they were fighting equally well.

After standing behind and watching for a while, Liu Zhi knew the general situation of the two sailors. Their swordsmanship was quite good and they cooperated tacitly. When they saw Liu Zhi coming over, they were a little surprised. They knew that there was someone in the ship.

There were several 'rich men' who rented the cabin, but they didn't expect Liu Zhi to rush up and fight the pirates.

At this time, Liu Zhi also knew that the difference in strength between himself and the two men was too big for him to participate, so he thought for a moment and shouted loudly: "Give me one, I can hold it off."

When the two sailors heard this, they gave in and assigned one pirate to Liu Zhi. At the same time, the two of them began to deal with the other two pirates with all their strength.

After the two sailors gave way to a pirate, Liu Zhi took the initiative to greet him and waved the scimitar in his hand at the pirate.

At first, the pirate was shocked by Liu Zhi's behavior, thinking that Liu Zhi was a master. With a wave of the scimitar, the pirate knew that Liu Zhi was just a novice. He smiled and took the

The knife started to chop at Liu Zhi.

However, Liu Zhi had suppressed the nervousness in his heart at this time and seriously fought the pirate there. Although the pirate's sword skills were good, his physical condition was a little worse than Liu Zhi's.

It was this small gap that allowed Liu Zhi to successfully block the pirate's various killing moves.

At this moment, a voice came from behind Liu Zhi, "If you want to lift the knife, don't open and close it too much. Keep your hand steady..."

Before Liu Zhi could react, the pirate was frightened. Liu Zhi suspected that the two sailors had killed their opponent and were pointing him.

Now Liu Zhi's confidence greatly increased, and his shots became much more stable. On the contrary, the pirate, perhaps feeling the pressure, made his shots chaotic. Liu Zhi seized the opportunity, swung away the opponent's weapon with a knife, and successfully stabbed the scimitar.

Enter the other person's heart.

After pushing the pirate away with one kick, the sailor's voice came from behind Liu Zhi.

"Well done, hard work."

Liu Zhi looked back and found that of the two sailors from before, only one stayed here to watch the battle, and the remaining one had already moved to the front.

Regarding the opponent's strength, Liu Zhi was still a little surprised. He noticed that when the sailors took action, the scimitar seemed to have grown in his own hands. The action was accurate and quick, and was not affected by the ups and downs of the ship at all.

I don't know when he will reach this level.

As soon as he put this idea aside, Liu Zhi was ready to find another enemy, but when he was eyeing a lone pirate, he suddenly discovered that he had the experience data needed to upgrade his [Sailor Basic Swordsmanship Level 1] later.

There seems to be some changes.

(973/9o)?

I just killed the pirate and got 38 experience points. Adding to the original 35 points, 73 is understandable, but what the hell is that 9 in front?

Liu Zhi stepped aside and checked carefully, only to find that around the time he was fighting pirates, there were several 1 and 2 data coming from the experience side for a period of time.

After thinking about it carefully, Liu Zhi patted his thigh and realized that this was the change that occurred when the sailor gave him some instructions.

It seems that in addition to getting experience from killing monsters, you can also get experience from other people's advice. You can even get experience from constant practice and reading.
Chapter completed!