Zine Fics
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It is then, that moment, strikingly clear, that Luffy realizes he doesn’t have a home.
(His grandfather is never here, Makino is good but she isn’t quite family, not in the way he knows it, and he had a small attic to call his without a view of the sea.)
And, quietly, realizes that he doesn’t want one.
Or: Luffy and home, and the way things burn.
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- Part 1 of Zine Fics
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He tightens his hold on Chimney, trying to figure out how to phrase it. “Mwell… The Going Merry she was hurt, very badly. She did everything she could to save her friends, and pushed past all her limits, like any pirate.”
“Like how Mr. Pirate Guy did?”
“Like how Mr. Pirate Guy did,” Iceberg agrees, glancing at where Straw Hat Luffy lays unmoving, his breath ragged even now, after an hour of sleep. “So it was time for her to go, because she couldn’t go on any longer.”
“But it hurts…” Chimney sniffs again.
“Losing a home always does.”
“But she wasn’t my home?”
That she wasn’t.
(Or: Chimney and Iceburg, and losing a home that isn't yours.)
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- Part 2 of Zine Fics
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She is not good. Her crimes ring in her head, her memories reminded with every crash of the wave against her leg, and yet -
And yet -
The people upon her back call her home.
Home. Her, the criminal. Her, the old beast.
Or: Zunesha, a home and person.
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- Part 3 of Zine Fics
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A sailor’s duty, the instructors from that boot camp from long ago echo, is to protect others.
A sailor’s duty, the five elders say, clothed in white and with graying beards, is to protect their betters.
A sailor’s duty, Sengoku orders Garp, as he directs him towards God Valley, is to protect the Celestial Dragons.
Or: Garp, and the meaning of justice.For the One Piece Justice Anthology, found for free here.
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- Part 4 of Zine Fics