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Yarr harr, you bilge-rats!
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Forgotten all about yer old captain after not seein' him fer so long?
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Heartless rats, the lot of ya!
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Sorry, but ol' Rinzou, yours truly, has decided to retire!
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Well then, you rats. Whether you want out, or you wanna set up yer own crew, don't forget this old sea dog's words!
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Might be a few too many of 'em, and I might've had a few too many drinks, but don't you dare think that I'm naggy or addled none!
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Right, ah, where was I... Ah yes. Let's begin with a wee brat.
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Now then! That brat wasn't yet more scars than flesh, and his belly weren't yet filled with wine from all seven nations.
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At that time, the call of the great sea and its perils, the instability and rules of life... None o' this had anything to do with the lad.
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All 'e had was boundless innocence, and he was truly happy with that... or maybe he was just falsely happy.
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Later, an old man would come drifting in with the tide. Sprawled out on the shallows 'e was, not movin' a muscle.
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The pale old geezer was all tangled up with seagrass, and seaweed as all stuck in his hair. Looked like an old corpse he did! Or maybe like a king...
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"The depths of the sea... The depths of the sea..." said he...
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...And he never spoke again.
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The sunset shone on his drenched face, and there I thought, ah, this here fellow must be an outlander king.
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What was there in the ocean depths? What had the furthest edge of the sea promised? Ah, who knew? Perhaps it was all a load of rubbish.
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Then, them grownups would say that we shouldn't stare at the ocean in midsummer for too long, or else we might get dizzy, and we might even die for a short time.
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Ah, but what use would these sayings have on a simple kid, eh?
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So that kid put together a wooden raft of his very own and put out to sea.
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The ocean depths, the distant seas, ah, they were not like the peaceful, never-changing sandy beaches.
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The small wooden raft was shattered by the raging waves, and as the young lad was tossed this way and that by them, he found the thing that he loved...
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...And so he became a pirate.
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I'm sure you've heard me brag enough about the things that came after. No point talking about them here.
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In conclusion... In conclusion, even today, and perhaps even the day after the tomorrow, the thing that will always consume me is...
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...The dream of surpassing Ako Domeki, setting up a free nation for pirates. It remains so far out of reach, and I'm about to give it up, too!
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A shame. What a shame... Well, but at the same time, there's nothing worth being sad about!
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I mean, that wee lad I was has seen too many storms, fought too many people and sea beasts. He's escaped the authorities and Doushin countless times...
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He's gained so much, and lost so much.
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When that brat finally sailed to the furthest edge of the ocean, only then did he realize that he was wee no more.
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So he decided to return. Back to where it all began. That cave in Watatsumi Island.
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All the booty he'd gathered over the years: cut gems by human hands, Mora from an Archon's body... Now then, you little rats, yer old captain has put them all in that cave for you.
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Even that thing that belonged only to him — his sole, true treasure in all the world.
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Now, if you think you've got the guts, go searching for it!
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If the thing I treasured most is not what you imagine, you might be disappointed.
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But you know what?
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I don't care. Not at all!
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I mean, it's treasure unique to me, after all! Hahahaha!
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