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Luffy's eyes swam with tears. "I'm always gonna need you, Zoro."
Give it a few years, Zoro didn't say.
"Stay," Luffy said. "Captain's orders."
Zoro reached out to ruffle Luffy's hair. "You're not my captain anymore, Luffy."- Language:
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02 Aug 2026
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Les mots ont un sens et une conséquence. L'Histoire se répète en boucle comme un cassette brisée dans l'esprit des concernés. Les détails se perdent et le tout ne ressemble plus qu'à un résumé où seule la finalité transparaît. Mais un miracle survient et les détails viennent et surviennent, parsemant le récit comme de petites graines égrainés sur le chemin de la Vérité. La cruauté devient une blessure au coût incommensurable et seul le destin a permis aux misérables de retrouver leur route. Le bateau navigue à nouveau et le protecteur a retrouvé son chemin.
En bref, Zoro qui se complait dans un petit village pendant 7 ans à cause de Sanji qui a dépassé les bords en lui disant qu'il est superficiel dans cet équipage et qu'il fait tâche à cause de sa nature sanguinaire parce qu'il a raté son mariage de plusieurs heures et qu'il s'est pointé en sang. Le résumé semble humoristique et invraisemblable mais là douleur est réel et s'ancre dans le cœur de ceux qui ont été blessés. Les mots ont un sens et une conséquence et les Chapeaux de paille vont le comprendre.
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The Last Piece by riddlesteacup
Fandoms: Blue Lock (Manga), Blue Lock (Anime), Blue Lock - All Media Types
27 Jul 2026
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Four days after his husband's funeral, a grieving Michael Kaiser finally opens the letter his husband left behind before his death, only to discover that even in death, his rival, his partner, his everything, has orchestrated one last play designed to make him keep living.
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The Boy Who Saw Football by officialjpdara
Fandoms: Blue Lock (Manga), Blue Lock (Anime)
03 Aug 2026
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Before the world called him a genius...
Before Blue Lock demanded an ego...
There was only a little boy who saw far more than anyone else ever could.
Every glance. Every hesitation. Every hidden emotion.
Every pattern waiting to unfold.
His gift let him perceive a world invisible to everyone around him—but for a child, it was less a blessing and more of a burden. The world was unbearably loud, impossibly overwhelming, and far too complicated for someone who couldn't stop noticing everything.
Then he found football.
On the pitch, the chaos became patterns.
The patterns became possibilities.
And for the first time in his life, the way he saw the world wasn't something to overcome.
It was exactly where he belonged.
This is the story of how a lonely little boy found a place where seeing too much became his greatest strength.
This is where the story of Isagi Yoichi truly begins.