Xie Wen walked towards another corpse, carefully observing the stature of the Japanese pirates.
These pirates generally had shorter, more compact builds, with solid muscles, obviously a result of long-term high-intensity activities like maritime plunder.
Their bodies seemed like sculptures carved out by time and the waves, full of strength and wildness.
Their limbs were robust and powerful, especially their arms, with bulging veins, as if containing endless power.
These arms waved weapons in the sea breeze like the claws of beasts, making people shiver.
Shan Zhi turned his attention to the pirates' clothing. They wore coarse hemp garments, patched with various sizes, in dull and dirty colors. These patches were like marks of their lives, witnessing their hard lives and indomitable spirit.
