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Abbygail's face twitched after she hit the man.  He was still breathing, on some level that was a shame, but on another level, one much closer to the surface, she was relieved he was still alive.  At the right things were going there weren't going to be many of the Legion pirates left alive once the day was over, and there needed to be at least one left to take the punishment for the rest of them, just one.

"That's fine" Abbygail, stood up and looked towards the swordsman.  "We're all entitled to think whatever we want, but just don't try to get it my way.  Trust me, it's for your own good."  She smiled.  "As for making me mad, I wouldn't worry about running if I were you.  You'd only die tired."

"Hmmm?"  She mumbled to the man who introduced himself.  "There's no need for thanks, at least from me.  I'm only fighting on account of rather liking this village.  It's not exactly peaceful, but there's a sort of gentleness to the way it bites, don't you think?"  She turned her attention to the docks and watched the man named Kyysucara head towards them and then stop.  "I'm not sure what you're waiting for, but I'm going to go on ahead.  There's too many people in trouble to stand back and wait.  Hesitation can costs lives!"  The purple haired woman shouted as she ran past him.  

"Damn.  Meddling pirates."  One of the men behind the metal mask muttered as he propped himself up on a piece of wood that was scorched along its side, probably came from one of the buildings that had been blown up.  "Hey!"  He shouted to the man as he limped towards him.  "Hey you, with the vacant look in his eyes."  

"Hey!"  Abbygail shouted, noting that the swordsman was running with her, and for once since the whole thing started, they weren't being surrounded by men in metal hats.  "I'm assuming you're heading towards the docks too. 
 I don't know if you're planning on getting to their ship or trying to save the civilians being attacked, but either way I think it would be a good idea for us to split up!  I'm going to head to the left most side of the docks and help who I can there before trying for the ship.  I suggest you do the same but from the right, or not? 
 Do whatever you thinks best."  Without waiting for a response she picked up speed and hurried ahead. 

For a moment she was surprised that none of the Legion pirates were trying to get in her way, but then she realized it was because most of them were dead and the ones that weren't, were either out cold or incapable of fighting thanks to missing something to fight with.  Not that they weren't capable of flinging insults and trying to rally other members to go and do the fighting for them.  What was going on?  Was there someone else taking care of the vandals?  She didn't spend much time pondering the matter, not because it didn't interest her, but because she found an answer answering itself. [@Shiyonichi]  Up ahead, Abbygail noticed a woman, but not just any woman.  Before her was a woman that went through thugs like a stick skimming through clear waters.  Instead of the gentle splash of waves she left screams and blood in her wake.  The purple haired woman didn't know who she was, but she knew she liked her.  Plus, her legs were't anything to laugh at.  Her thighs looked like they could crush a walnut between them.  

"Hey there!"  Abbygail shouted as the woman took down two more guards.  "Fancy some company?"  She grinned as the weighted piece of steel appeared in her hand and she launched it passed the woman, towards one of the legion pirates that had climbed up onto the dock they were and was rushing towards the swordswoman.  Although, that still left three more, but Abbygail didn't want to push it.  A lot of the time, strong women took offense to being helped out too much.  

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"What the hell is that?"  The man shouted as the woman's elbow seemed to explode before it fired toward shim like a cannon ball.  Strangely enough, the man didn't think of death, or all the things he would've liked to do before the fist smashed into his steel helmet.  Really, all that played through his mind, over and over again like a scratched record was the phrase.  'What's a rocket?'  Then, the girl's fist slammed into his head, hard enough to send force directly into his skull, causing his brain to bounce around like a rubber ball through in a tiny room.  Needless to say he went down afterwards.

"Hey!"  The tavern owner called to the woman with the explosions.  "I'm not sure if you're with the other ones fighting the legion pirates or not, but they're heading towards the docks.  I'm not sure if they're crazy or not, but I know they're string.  I really think they can put  an end to the Legion pirates once and for all.  Are you going to go help them?"