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He burned.
That’s what she heard. Her boy, her son made of fire, which she once ran into to save him and his brother, had burned.
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The Sky Churned Like a Cauldron (and the distant thunder roared) by ShesGrace
Fandoms: One Piece (Anime & Manga)
04 Jan 2025
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Buggy never really forgave Roger for leaving him and Shanks alone after his death. He never really forgave Shanks for being Roger’s favorite either. A run-in with a kid in an achingly familiar straw hat makes him start thinking about his life again.
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The Endless Night Where I Can't Reach You by ShesGrace
Fandoms: One Piece (Anime & Manga)
26 Aug 2024
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"He’s pacing on the deck rubbing his hand against the gnarled X on his chest—scratching and picking at the mangled flesh. If he stops, it’s to look at his hands—staring at them for a beat before trying to wipe them furiously on his shorts. "
The war left Luffy with more scars than he could count, but the one that affected him most was the one on his mind..
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The blood transfusion with Jimbe at the end of Fishman Island had some unintended side effects.
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[You see it goes like this, a lanky teen in a straw hat drops into place in front of Zoro while he’s restrained in a penance to a cross in some sick form of irony. He walks up to him without a trace of fear or trepidation. Zoro wonders where he got the gall.]
A retelling of Zoro's first meeting with Luffy from his perspective.
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You can only watch as the whole thing unfolds itself like a scene in a play. The old man is on his knees in a bitter facsimile of a proposal, struggling to get himself upright, but he only has eyes for the cook, standing stiff and emotionless against the window, face turned away towards the sun and black figure stark and unyielding in the kitchen. The morning sunlight streaming in through the kitchen window suddenly feels too vivid, dreamless and unreal, rendering the old man and the cook’s figures as distant and far away as memory; you feel, instinctively, that somehow this scene in the kitchen will be something that you will remember even years down the road, the smallest things the biggest in their significance, the bright edge of something being struck ringing in your ears.
Still not looking away from the window, the cook says, ‘I’m calling Chopper.’
On the Sabaody Archipelago, you meet an old man and a cook. The old man is a swordsman, and is aged close to seventy; the cook, however, is young, and doesn't look aged at all.
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- Part 1 of like the seas, you live on (in me)
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28 Jan 2023