Time Travel: Age of Discovery

Sakaski lay on the bed, looking up at the ceiling, the waves in his heart spreading like ripples on the water, unable to calm down for a long time.

If Tyya is compared to a wanderer in the wind, then Sakaski is a wandering soul on the wrong path. From beginning to end, he persisted in the supreme justice in his belief.

He went all out to move forward, but every time at the critical moment, he would be gently blocked by Teya's hand, preventing him from reaching his full potential.

For example, during the O'Hara crisis, if he hadn't been stopped by Thea, and had he decisively ended the lives on that ship, what would he be like now? This memory often surfaced in Sakaski's mind, triggering deep reflection. He didn't resent Thea, but rather doubted whether his own path was the right one.

Perhaps Thea's appearance was the reason he was no longer so resolute. Ever since O'Hara, every time Sakaski took action, Thea's words would echo in his mind, and he couldn't help but weigh the absolute necessity.

He felt as if he was facing an unsolvable multiple-choice question, and each option could not satisfy his pursuit of justice. This was the dilemma he was in at the moment, and it was also the path he resolutely chose.

"Is it just me completing my mission?" Sakaski said this to Teja, not from the bottom of his heart. In fact, he was afraid to face Frevans, afraid that face would destroy his long-standing ideal of justice in the navy.

Behind his silence, he has lost his way in judging right from wrong. Even though he knows he is wrong, his way out has long been unclear.

Sakaski smiled bitterly and self-deprecatingly on the bed.

"What am I pursuing..."

Deep thinkers are always adept at resolving problems and resolving difficulties, even when others perceive them as mere meditation. This was the case with Sakaski at this moment, perhaps a long-standing habit of contemplation, a habit ingrained in him long ago, accelerated by the events of O'Hara's life. Under the influence of Thea, the taciturn Sakaski began to examine himself and reflect on his spiritual journey.

The room was completely silent, with only Sakaski lost in his endless thoughts. It was as if time had stood still in this silence, and it was the first time he had ever been so quietly lost in thought. His heart gradually calmed, and fragments of memory gradually became clearer in his mind.

......

Young Sakaski dreamed of joining the navy, but he wasn't a standout among his peers; rather, he was somewhat eccentric. This didn't mean he was a delinquent; rather, it was his inherent resilience and unyielding spirit that shaped his character. Initially, he was often bullied, but no matter how harshly he was beaten, he never shed a tear or bowed his head in defeat.

A hat embroidered with the word "justice" witnessed his young but lofty dream. Becoming a sailor and fighting for justice was a rare tenacity for a child.

After joining the navy, he still upholds his childhood ideals of justice, but gradually understands that evil in the world will never disappear and justice will never be far away.

Sakaski's outstanding performance in the Navy proved that his efforts were not only for personal promotion, but also for safeguarding the unswerving justice in his heart.

He was not a heart of stone at that time, but the blood and tears in the battle against pirates made him understand that gentle justice is unable to save most people, and true protection may require unconditional and firm justice.

His philosophy was still unclear, but during the World War, he was fortunate to be admitted to the Navy Headquarters for training. Although he did not like the many talented people there, he had great admiration for Teya.

Initially, I just admired the duel between the strong, but later I learned that Teya's physical fitness was not outstanding before joining the army, and he relied on perseverance to climb to this day.

Teya always strictly disciplines himself and practices diligently regardless of other people's opinions. This makes Sakaski admire him deeply in his heart, even though there is still a little jealousy in his heart now.

The subsequent betrayal by Chris caused him to be seriously injured, and that battle also changed his philosophy and the last line of defense collapsed.

Justice is fluid, completely shaking Sakaski's original perspective. He began to conceal his true self and pursue what he considered the only justice. Then, he discovered that the justice he sought might have become absolute, and only the justice he defended by any means was the truth.

However, this persistent belief has gone off the right track and he is drifting further and further away.

In the Battle of O'Hara, Thea stopped Sakaski's attack on the refugee ship, which almost caused an irreparable rift in their relationship. As a navy officer, Thea actually disobeyed military orders and let the potential criminal escape.

Teja had told him that he was straying further and further from the right path. Sakaski resisted for a moment, but later recalling his words, his resolute resolve wavered slightly.

Am I really wrong? If so, what other choices can I make?

He opened his eyes, his thoughts gradually calmed down, and after waking up, he realized where he was. An idea suddenly flashed through his mind, and he forced himself to get up, leave the bed, and walk out of the room.

......

on the deck.

Teya rested his hands on the bow, gazing blankly at the vast ocean. The waves rose and fell, crashing against the side of the boat like millions of broken silver petals, gleaming briefly before vanishing in an instant.