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“Are you always like this?” Zoro asks sometime between one day and another, the skin on his nose flaking from the sunburn as they drift on the open sea.
“Like what,” Luffy says, bored out of his mind, his legs thrown on his crewmate’s lap. He picks at his ear, his hat covering his upper face so he doesn’t end up with a dumb itchy nose like Zoro.
A finger taps his ankle. “Like this. Touchy.”
“I guess,” Luffy says, tipping back his hat so he can look at his swordsman. He grins at him and his raised brow. “Never thought about it.” He giggles and tucks his heels into the soft part of Zoro’s thighs.
Zoro hums, but doesn’t do anything else, simply resigned to yet another thing in his life. They already knew each other for a few days.
(Or: an exploration of the meaning of touch, by Monkey D. Luffy.)
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After rethinking his childhood and coping with Ace’s death, Luffy organises a confrontation with his grandfather. A young marine, an aspiring King of the pirates, and a senile admiral meet to gut themselves out. Metaphorically.
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09 Nov 2024
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Zoro is smitten. Also poisoned and slightly impaled, but Luffy is getting fed up with that kind of excuse.