[center][color=gold][b][h1]Bakuto 'The Living  Dragon'[/h1][/b][/color]
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Location:The Red Line
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[indent]After setting sail on the White Pearl, Bakuto helped get the ship on the right way to head for reverse mountain to get onto the grand line.  The place many journeys begin for pirates looking to conquer the greatest part of the sea.   Bakuto gets to start the same journey as the rest of the crew of the White Pearl.

Since leaving the docks of Loguetown Bakuto did what he had to help get the ship ready for Reverse Mountain.   While continuing his training to improve his skills and strengths.  When the captain finally spoke up about Lowering the Masts they were arriving at Reverse Mountain.  Bakuto was cleaning the deck of the ship, while carrying on his back a three crates worth of cannonballs.  The moment he hears the captains orders.  Bakuto drops the mop and takes the crates off his back.  Quickly moving his shoulders finally some relief from his latest training method.  

Sprinting to the masts Bakuto began adjusting sails and lowering them to the proper place to catch the winds.  Trying to remember his marine knowledge about Reverse Mountain.  It was a dangerous way to enter the grand line, but it was the only way for pirates to do so.  Bakuto calls out once he remembers some important details, [color=gold]"We have to be careful, if we get on the wrong water current then we will be crashing into the rocks Captain!"[/color]  Calling out the important details as Bakuto didn't want to start this  journey with them crashing the ship on their first start onto the grand line.  He was trying to think of ways he could help keep the ship on course.  Thinking of what could be done, but right now, it was just steering the ship right and the Captain was the one steering the ship so there wasn't much he could do at the moment to help the ship get onto  the grand line, except for tending to the sails.[/indent]