Anton could only stand and watch in horror as Maria laid on the floor, her skin already ashen from the poison which had cruelly taken her life. Standing over her, her captain looked down at her, completely unfazed by the death he had given her. Hell, he even seemed amused by it all! "Poison is such a clean way to kill a person, wouldn't you agree?" the man spoke, completely calm as the poisonous cloud dissipated, showing no effect on him, "No messy blood or gore to clean up. Only a body that you can simply throw overboard."
"You...you killed her..."
The blonde man blinked, looking over at the horrified marine for the first time. "Indeed I did. After all, it was you who proved that she was of no use to me. After all, a captain needs only the best of servants, and if one can't fulfill their task, well, what use are they?" Anton's horrified expression changed to a baleful scowl. "She didn't deserve that!" The man merely chuckled. "I don't understand why you're so upset about all of this. After all, as a marine, isn't it your entire job to see pirates dead?" Anton's scowl deepened. "Our duty is to protect the lives of the innocent. Not heartlessly kill someone who can't even fight back!"
The pirate captain merely laughed. "Well then, if that's what you want," he slowly drew his sword, a rather stylish looking rapier, "Then would killing you satisfy you? After all, you can still 'fight back', am I right?" Though his shoulder was still in pain from Maria's strike, Anton held up her katana in both hands, glaring hatefully at him. This didn't seem to put a damper on the man's amusement at all. "I'll take that as a yes. Well then, let's see how this heroic little bug does against the Curse Baron Cornetto himself!"
Anton didn't even bother to respond to the man's words. He charged forward, wanting nothing more than to put an end to him.
"You...you killed her..."
The blonde man blinked, looking over at the horrified marine for the first time. "Indeed I did. After all, it was you who proved that she was of no use to me. After all, a captain needs only the best of servants, and if one can't fulfill their task, well, what use are they?" Anton's horrified expression changed to a baleful scowl. "She didn't deserve that!" The man merely chuckled. "I don't understand why you're so upset about all of this. After all, as a marine, isn't it your entire job to see pirates dead?" Anton's scowl deepened. "Our duty is to protect the lives of the innocent. Not heartlessly kill someone who can't even fight back!"
The pirate captain merely laughed. "Well then, if that's what you want," he slowly drew his sword, a rather stylish looking rapier, "Then would killing you satisfy you? After all, you can still 'fight back', am I right?" Though his shoulder was still in pain from Maria's strike, Anton held up her katana in both hands, glaring hatefully at him. This didn't seem to put a damper on the man's amusement at all. "I'll take that as a yes. Well then, let's see how this heroic little bug does against the Curse Baron Cornetto himself!"
Anton didn't even bother to respond to the man's words. He charged forward, wanting nothing more than to put an end to him.