Shirou's clones number 30 million

Only by defeating one powerful opponent after another can we make continuous progress.

Now, without powerful opponents or goals, he spends all his time fighting Zoro, who is weaker than him.

Without realizing it, I had become one of those former rivals.

"I understand! I want to go to sea."

Shirou looked bewildered. What kind of psychological process had he gone through to come to such a conclusion?

How do you plan to go to sea?

“My father would definitely not agree, so I plan to use my allowance to buy a small boat and go out to sea alone.”

"Uh... if you do that, you'll probably end up as a fish belly very soon."

An eight- or nine-year-old girl, rowing out to sea alone, even if she is quite skilled in swordsmanship, would not be able to handle a sea king or a small pirate crew if she encountered one.

Moreover, a navigator is essential for going to sea, and Shirou doesn't think she has any knowledge of navigation.

“No problem! I will absolutely not die before I become the world’s greatest swordsman,” Kuina said solemnly.

"Don't say such unfounded things. Not everyone has the luck of a rubber man."

Shirou sighed softly and looked at Kuina again.

That determined look in his eyes didn't seem like a spur-of-the-moment decision or a sudden impulse.

Even if it can be stopped temporarily, it cannot be stopped forever.

"I'm traveling in the East China Sea. My ship isn't far from here. Would you like to come with me?"

"it is good."

"When do you plan to leave? I'll have a boat come and pick you up."

"I'll go back and pack my clothes, and leave tonight."

"Aren't you going to say goodbye to your family?"

"No need, leaving a letter is enough."

Because my father would absolutely not agree.

Chapter Sixty-Six: The Best Opponents Are Everywhere

Section 67 Chapter Sixty-Six: The Best Opponents Are Everywhere

Early morning, at the Yixin Dojo in Shuangyue Village.

"Kuina! I challenge you..."

Before he could finish speaking, Zoro stopped in his tracks, staring at the dojo in astonishment.

Kuina, who is usually the first to come and practice her swordsmanship, is nowhere to be seen.

"Daruba, where did Kuina go?"

"I don't know, Guina didn't come today."

"What's going on? Is Kuina sick?"

Zoro looked around, picked up his bamboo sword, and began his daily sword-wielding practice.

After an unknown amount of time, Koushirou entered the dojo and began instructing his disciples on swordsmanship.

He arrived much later than usual.

When he reached him, Zoro quickly put down his bamboo sword and asked:

"Where's Kuina? Why didn't Kuina come today?"

"Guina will not be coming again."

"What? What happened to her? Could it be...?"

"Guina left a letter and went to sea."

As he spoke, Koushirou took a letter from his pocket and handed it to Zoro.

There is only one sentence above:

Father, I've set sail. I'll come back to see you when I become the world's greatest swordsman.

Zoro looked at the letter in his hand and fell silent.

He really wanted to say that he also wanted to go to sea.

However, he knew very well that he could not go to sea at present, firstly because he lacked the ability, and secondly because he did not have a ship capable of going to sea.

"I'm going to cultivate."

Seeing Zoro swinging his sword with even more seriousness, Koushirou couldn't help but sigh inwardly.

Last night, shortly after the revolutionary leader Dorag left the dock, Guina followed suit, leaving a note and running away.

Based on this, it can be concluded that Kuina must have left with Drag.

Although joining the Revolutionary Army is dangerous, with Doraga taking care of me, there shouldn't be too much of a problem.

However, for her to challenge the world's greatest swordsman as a woman is undoubtedly a more difficult and uncertain path.

'Guina, is this your choice?'

……

"Please enlighten me, Saint Saragni."

On the deck, Kuina gripped the fine sword Shirou had given her tightly in both hands, looking at him solemnly.

All around, the CP0 members were watching this side with extreme tension.

"I'm not good at swordsmanship, and the difference in skill is too great. Even if you spar with me, you won't gain much."

With a slight thought, Shirou instantly conjured a slender, double-edged ice sword in his right hand.

“But you are better than me, so please teach me,” Kuina said seriously.

"Okay, I'll treat it as exercise after dinner."

Shirou nodded slightly and said casually:

"You go first."

"Okay, I'm going!"

No sooner had she finished speaking than Kuina charged forward with her sword drawn.

Shirou gently flipped the ice sword in his hand to block the blade, wanting to drive her away, but worried that he might accidentally hurt her.

"Let's forget about it. Although I did say yesterday that only by constantly challenging strong enemies can we become stronger, if the difference in strength is too great, it will be of no use."

Shirou lowered his ice sword, took a half-step back, and turned to look at the CP0 members around him, asking:

"Is any of you skilled in swordsmanship?"

The next moment, both CP0s stepped forward simultaneously.

"My lord, I am skilled in swordsmanship."

"Me too."

“There are fewer than I expected.” Shirou looked around, his gaze settling on the CP0 on his left. “Give Kuina a heads-up, and make sure she doesn’t get hurt.”

"Yes. In that case, it's better to use a bamboo knife."

"can."

With a slight thought, Shirou instantly produced two bamboo swords in his hand.

Kuina sheathed her real sword, took the bamboo sword from Shirou, handed one of them to CP0, and bowed slightly.

Please advise!

……

Inside the white mist space.

"Help! Help! Does anyone know any advanced sword techniques?"

After shaking hands, Shirou and the others present simultaneously realized what had happened.

"Aren't you afraid of misleading young people?" Mizukage Shirou asked with a smile.

"Of course! Since Kuina has come to sea with me, I naturally have to take responsibility for her and pave the way for her to become a great swordsman."

The man from Tianlong paused for a moment and sighed:

"The two CP0s on the ship are both swordsmen, but they might not even be as good as Koushirou. Letting them guide Kuina is fine for a short time, but in the long run, it's just misleading her."

"Unfortunately, none of us are skilled in swordsmanship and cannot instruct her."

"I'm sorry, the Holy Grail War is over, I can't help you." Tohsaka Shirou paused, then suddenly seemed to remember something, looking at Demon King Shirou, "How is it? Have you found Fuyuki City?"

"No." Demon King Shirou shook his head slightly. "It seems that the timing was just a coincidence."

"So it's still an A-rank, what a pity. If you were in the Fifth Shinobi World War, Sasaki Kojiro's Swallow Return would definitely be a perfect fit for Kuina." Tohsaka Shirou sighed softly.

Tianlong Ren nodded slightly, expressing his deep agreement:

Indeed, compared to the sweeping, powerful swordsmanship of Artoria and Nero, Sasaki Kojiro's skillful swordsmanship, used to slay swallows, is better.

If the opportunity arises in the future, perhaps I can learn it and then teach it to Kuina. But for now, it's clearly out of the question.

"What about the others? Do you have any good sword techniques to recommend?"

The Shirous hesitated for a few seconds, then spoke one after another:

"I'm sorry, as you know, our ninja warriors have long since declined. The ninjutsu we use is actually more like magic, and we don't have any profound swordsmanship at all."

"It's pretty much the same on my end. In a world where dragon-slaying, god-slaying, and demon-slaying magic is prevalent, swordsmanship is not popular at all."

"Don't look at me. Old Bai's swordsmanship is indeed good, but I don't think he is stronger than the great swordsmen in the One Piece world. At most, he is about the same as a slightly more powerful swordsman."

"Alright, you don't need to say anything more!" Shirou Tsukimi said with a smile. "At times like this, you still have to rely on me. I'll ask Sastin for some swordsmanship advice later."

“Sasdin?” The Celestial Dragon Shirou’s face showed a hint of disdain. “Although he is an alien, his swordsmanship seems a bit unreliable.”