Pirates: Time-Stop Substitute, Penance Shocks Fenbudi

In the navy mess hall in Shieldstown, Loya was immersed in biting the bone-and-bone meat. The veterans at the next table were still laughing at the rookie who had just joined the army. It was not until the afternoon training ground that the recruit named Loya ran twenty laps in twelve minutes. Then he found Linus, who was known as the iron hand, and sent the veteran to the medical room with three punches and two kicks. From that day on, the daily life of branch 153 became: during free training time, everyone avoided the recruit with black hair in pigtails. Koloa always found the target accurately, handed over antidiarrheal medicine or bandages, and asked with a smile: Senior, let's compare? Fenbudi huddled in a corner and smoked, watching the little brother he brought out by himself beat up all the veterans in the base, and silently stubbed out the cigarette - it would be his turn to be beaten tomorrow. Rhodes looked at the fallen sailor at the training ground and opened the map: "We have to throw this guy out to carry out the mission. If he stays in the branch, there will be no one to stand guard." Loya walked towards the next victim with a wooden knife, his eyes shining - the more practical experience, the better. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.