Into the Creations 426

## Chapter 426 – 426. The Plum Blossom Swordsman Reincarnated Into The Baek Family

426. The Plum Blossom Swordsman Reincarnated into the Baek Family

Inside the captain’s cabin, in the bedroom where Dairan usually slept, a sticky sound echoed. *Squelch, squelch, squelch.* The sound grew faster and louder.

Dairan’s body writhed on the bed. She had her usual leather pants pulled down below her thighs. Her left hand gripped the bedsheets tightly, while her right hand danced in a suggestive manner between her legs.

“Haaah! Hah…, kyahh! Hiss!”

She desperately tried to suppress the moans that threatened to escape her lips. Her knees were raised, and her hips and waist arched upwards. Her stiff, red pubic hair jutted out.

Her hand rummaged through her pubic hair, caressing her shapely pink labia. The wet labia continued to make lewd sounds.

Her fingers moved quickly but avoided penetration. It was her long-standing masturbation habit. Instead, her fingers tormented the large, protruding clitoris.

“Hnnng~~!”

Dairan’s body tensed. Her toes curled, and her head tilted back.

Just one step forward. Just one more step, and the reward for this would come.

Her thumb and forefinger pinched the protruding clitoris hard, as if crushing it.

“Haaah!”

*Thud.* Her body fell back onto the bed.

A strand of red hair stuck to Dairan’s pale cheek, which was damp with sweat. Her eyes, staring at the ceiling, were vacant.

“Haa, haa.”

*Drip.* A stream of clear fluid trickled down her buttocks from her vagina.

Originally, Dairan wasn’t one to masturbate often. At most, she did it about twice a month.

But recently, it hadn’t even been a week, and this was already her fourth time. Moreover, the duration of her masturbation was getting longer each time. What used to be a five-minute affair was now lasting over twenty minutes.

“Haa, haa….”

How had she become like this? After pondering deeply, she concluded that it was all because of Eugene Prukerus.

Despite her warnings, Eugene would seize every opportunity to have sex with the female pirates on deck. The only saving grace was that he didn’t engage in orgies on deck. However, it seemed he was having orgies in the cabins every day.

“Damn it….”

She wanted to lock Eugene in the cabin if she could.

‘Ever since that guy boarded my ship, something feels off.’

She couldn’t exert control over Eugene. Despite appearances, Eugene was an Aura Expert. Even Melissa, her bodyguard, was not someone to be trifled with. Intimidation by force was completely ineffective.

Using her authority as captain was out of the question, given the clear power dynamic. She was poisoned and in an employer-employee relationship based on money. She couldn’t help but be wary of him.

‘More than anything… the crew’s opinion is on his side.’

Dairan didn’t expect loyalty from her crew, except for Gula. Pirates were just trash who had hit rock bottom in life. A pirate’s loyalty was a commodity. Something that could be bought and sold if it was profitable.

Eugene had used food and goods to win over the female pirates. Some of the pirates had become addicted to sex with Eugene.

‘Gula…’

In the worst-case scenario, a rebellion could break out with Eugene at the center. Fortunately, Eugene didn’t seem very interested in the captain’s position, so nothing had happened yet.

‘I can’t let my guard down.’

***

The new pirate base that Borics had mentioned was a village on a certain coastline. The village was small. There were probably less than 100 houses. The population was estimated to be around 300 people.

“Amazing. Is this magic called a drone?”

“It’s not magic, but it’s useful.”

I launched the drone to survey the village from the sky. Five pirate ships were anchored on the beach.

The villagers welcomed the pirates with open arms.

“Why are they so friendly to the pirates? Are the pirates from this village?”

“Maybe, but it’s all about the money in the end.”

Dairan took the drone controller from me. She operated the drone skillfully, even though I hadn’t taught her how.

“The way pirates handle the money they plunder at sea is by partnering with villages or merchants on the coast.”

“Does the lord just let that happen?”

“Would a lord care about a small fishing village in the backwoods? As long as they pay their taxes, that’s all they care about. Even if they occasionally get a whim to care about a fishing village, they quickly lose interest. And these kinds of villages are likely in cahoots with the tax collectors.”

“I’m learning something new. When I become a great lord later, I’ll have to clean them all up.”

“Pfft. A great lord? You?”

“Are you laughing? Don’t you know I’m a direct descendant of the Prukerus family?”

“If you become a great lord, that territory will be the worst. If the vassals of the Prukerus family have any sense, they’ll never support you as their successor.”

“You never know.”

I chuckled. Only a few people knew my true nature. And I was managing things so that rumors didn’t spread.

“What are you going to do? The enemy has at least 200 pirates. A frontal assault?”

“I’m not going to do anything that crazy. Unless you had that monster of a maid of yours.”

Dairan shouted to her crew and turned the ship sideways. They headed towards a cliff area a little away from the village.

“We’ll move through the forest, sneak into the village, and burn the pirate ships so they can’t escape.”

“Can’t they just escape by land?”

“We’ll set up traps near the village… but we can’t catch all the ones who run away. There might not be any who run away, but we’ll definitely reduce their numbers so they can’t be pirates again. Borics will be satisfied with that.”

“It doesn’t sound easy. Even if you’re an Aura Expert, there’s a chance there are Aura Experts among the enemies.”

“…I need your help. And your bodyguard’s help too.”

Dairan said. She didn’t seem too keen on receiving my help, but she needed me and Melissa’s help to minimize casualties and increase the success rate.

“I’ll help. I’ll be in trouble if you fail.”

I casually put my arm around her shoulder.

“Thanks for the help, but take that arm off.”

Dairan brushed my arm away.

***

The Red Flying Fish pirate ship anchored away from the village. More than half of the pirate ship’s crew disembarked into the forest and headed towards the village.

The humid weather made them sweat, and the bugs that swarmed from all directions were annoying.

“Ugh… I already want to go back to the ship.”

I grumbled.

“Quiet. Be quiet in the forest.”

I shut my mouth at Dairan’s rebuke. Instead, I reached out and touched Gula’s butt. Gula flinched but didn’t say anything and kept moving.

Had it been two hours of moving? We could finally see the village.

“Are you ready?”

Dairan looked around. The female pirates each took out their weapons. I took out barrels of oil, shovels, pickaxes, and ropes from my inventory.

“Okay. When night falls, we’ll secretly burn their ships. And then they’ll try to kill us. So we need to make as many dangerous traps as possible. Move.”

Dairan instructed her crew to make traps. The pirates moved as if they were used to it.

Melissa and I followed closely behind Dairan.

“How are these pirates so good at making traps? Are they ex-mercenaries?”

“Pirates don’t always fight at sea. If they control an island or have a base like this village, they need to prepare for ground battles too. I taught my crew how to make traps in advance. I knew there would be a time to use them.”

After the traps were set, night fell.

Just before the action, Dairan divided the crew into two groups.

The assault team, consisting of Melissa and Gula, who could set the ships ablaze in an instant with fire ball magic.

And the combat team, consisting of me and Dairan, who would confuse the villagers and pirates and reduce their numbers.

“Set fire to the ships and immediately escape into the forest. If your operation is successful, we’ll also escape into the forest right away. We’ll lure them into the traps we set up nearby to reduce their numbers.”

Dairan looked at the village. The village was in a festive mood. It was because the pirates had sold the goods they had plundered to the village.

“Let’s start.”

At her signal, we moved swiftly in the shadows.

Dairan, with a cutlass in hand, headed towards the tavern, where the most people were gathered. The tavern was so full that people were drinking outside at tables and chairs.

“Hahaha! Do you know what the faces of the guys we encountered looked like? They were trembling like mice in front of a snake! You guys should have seen that funny sight! Hahaha!”

“You’re just bragging again. Hey! Bring some more booze here!”

“For our alliance!”

“Cheers!”

A boisterous drinking party.

An uninvited guest joined them.

“Oh! Women?! Were there women like this in this village?”

“…Damn it. Wait a minute. That red-haired woman. Isn’t she the Red Flying Fish of the pirate alliance?”

“Nah, no way she’d be here… *cough*!”

Dairan swung her aura-infused sword at a drunken pirate. The guy’s head, cleanly severed, fell onto the table.

A chilling silence fell, and the pirates around them rose from their seats and grabbed their weapons. Those without weapons ran to find them.

The Red Flying Fish pirates charged.

“Damn it. Those bitches deserve to be torn apart!”

“Get the nets! The nets!”

The Red Flying Fish pirates didn’t charge recklessly. They always looked for an escape route and were most wary of being surrounded.

“Redhead! What are you doing here?!”

A man stepped forward. He had burn scars on his face. A blue aura flickered from the sword in his hand.

“……”

Dairan didn’t say anything and swung her sword at the man.

*Clang!*

The swords collided.

“Fire! The ships are on fire!”

“Damn it! Put out the fire on the ships first!”

“Crazy bitches! They set the fire and ran away! Go after them and catch them! You’ll die if you let them get away!”

I turned my head and saw five huge fires rising to the sky on the beach. The operation was a success. They had lost their ships.

“Retreat!”

Dairan shouted. At that, the female pirates ran into the forest without looking back.

“Chase them! Don’t let them get away!”

Dairan moved and swung her sword at the pursuers. The pirates hesitated. I didn’t stand still either. I cut down the pirates nearby and stood by Dairan’s side.

The man with the burn scars on his face gritted his teeth as he looked at us and shouted.

“Surround these bastards first! We can catch the other bitches later! Catching these bastards is the most important!”

The pirates surrounded us. Dairan and I made eye contact and attacked the left side, where the encirclement seemed weakest. The ordinary pirates panicked and swung their swords, but their bodies were sliced apart by our aura-covered swords.

“Kyahhh!”

Dairan and I ran past the corpses.

“Don’t let them get away! If you can’t catch them, kill them! You idiots! Why are you just holding your bows?! If you have spears, throw them!”

The guy with the burn scars on his face was chasing us. I took out a gun from my pocket and shot at him. The guy, who was on high alert even at the sight of a weapon he had never seen before, reacted quickly.

But he couldn’t dodge all the bullets. Two bullets hit his left thigh.

“Kuh!”

The guy collapsed to the ground. Dairan and I were able to escape more easily.

“Dairan! This isn’t the way to the forest!”

“Some of my crew haven’t escaped into the forest yet. We need to buy more time. If you want, you can escape into the forest alone.”

“Don’t be ridiculous. If I leave you alone and you suddenly die, all the time I’ve spent will be wasted.”

“I guess so. If I’m not here, the plan will fail.”

The time I had spent was for Dairan. I had put in the effort to get her, and I couldn’t back down now.

‘And now is the perfect time to build up my favorability!’

We continued to run away, dodging the arrows, spears, and stones that flew from behind.

*Whoosh!*

An arrow flew towards Dairan’s back. It wasn’t an ordinary arrow; it was an arrow imbued with mana. Dairan, who was swinging her sword at the pirates blocking her path, hadn’t noticed the arrow yet.

I was about to deflect the arrow but stopped and ran towards Dairan.

“Dairan!”

I pushed Dairan away and took the arrow in my right shoulder instead.

“Kuh!”

Dairan looked at me in shock.

“You!!”