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[PODFIC] there is thunder in our hearts

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A podfic of the story "there is thunder in our hearts" by taizi. Original summary reads:

He’s not close enough. He’s not going to make it. Even if he managed to shake off the soldiers in front of him and just threw his whole body at full-speed between Luffy and Akainu to take the blow, he wouldn’t get there fast enough. He doesn’t have enough time. He’s going to lose another brother, only this time it’s going to happen right in front of his eyes, from seven—five—three feet away.

He’s ten years old again and learning what grief is. He’s ten years old and all that’s left of Sabo is the letter in his hand and a shared dream and the promise that Ace will look after their silly baby brother while he’s gone.

“DON’T TOUCH HIM!” Ace screams. It’s pure desperation. It’s the last human thing he’ll ever say if Luffy dies here.

Notes:

Chapter 1: let me steal this moment from you now

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Just saying, "has dark eyes and tattoos and kind of an air of walking tragedy" is my favorite description of Trafalgar Law that I've ever read.

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Chapter 2: unaware i'm tearing you asunder

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Enter Sabo!

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Chapter 3: you wanna hear about the deal i'm making?

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Ordinarily, I would say "The End" just to wrap up the recording, but I thought it would be funnier to just cut off after "the transmission ends."

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