Chapter 152 - 151. First Encounter with the Silver Eye Pirates
The Silver Eye Pirates’ ship sliced through the dense mist of the Rosefall Sea, its presence almost ghostly in the thick fog. Two pirates on the deck noticed a small boat drifting towards them, its outline barely visible through the haze.
"Hey, look at that?" one of the pirates called out, narrowing his eyes to get a better look.
"Huh, there’s no one in the boat?" the other responded, his voice tinged with confusion.
Before they could react, a shadowy figure materialized behind them. With swift, silent movements, the first pirate was knocked out cold, his body crumpling to the deck. The second pirate turned around in panic, only to find himself face-to-face with a seductive, tanned-skinned girl. Her eyes gleamed dangerously as she locked onto his gaze.
"Follow my command, my little birdie. Go to sleep," Isadora Nightkiss purred, her voice dripping with enchantment. The pirate’s resistance crumbled instantly as his eyes glazed over. With a gentle tap, she sent him overboard, his unconscious body slipping into the water without a sound.
Tyler, observing from the shadows, nodded in approval. Isadora’s skills were as impressive as they were dangerous. "Let’s go," he whispered, signaling their next move.
As they stepped forward, a commanding voice cut through the fog. "Where do you think you’re going?" The sound was followed by the emergence of two imposing figures onto the deck. One was a tall man with piercing silver pupils; the other, a massive, hulking figure that could only be described as a giant. It was Captain Silver Eye and his Vice-Captain, Giant Burgess.
Tyler didn’t break stride. He glanced at the two, his expression calm and composed. "Alright. You guys take care of them," he said, his voice laced with confidence. He then turned and headed towards the ship’s interior, where the cells were located, leaving the battle to Lily and Isadora.
Lily stepped forward, her whip coiled and ready in her hand. With a sharp crack, she lashed out, the whip striking the deck with such force that it left a deep imprint. Her eyes were fixed on Captain Silver Eye, who stood unmoved, a cigar perched casually in his mouth. He took a long drag, exhaling a thick cloud of smoke that seemed to carry with it a terrifying pressure.
Lily didn’t flinch. With a swift motion, she flicked her wrist, and the whip coiled around Captain Silver Eye’s neck like a serpent. She yanked hard, aiming to pull him toward her for a powerful kick. But to her surprise, he didn’t budge an inch. His silver eyes glowed ominously, and sensing danger, Lily instinctively dodged just as a flash of silver light erupted from his pupils. Where she had been standing, silver flames now licked the deck, burning not like fire but like a corrosive poison that rapidly ate away at the wood.
"Silver Serpent," Lily muttered under her breath, recognizing the deadly ability. "What a pain in the neck..."
