Zoro&Robin

POV

Zoro's POV

Damn it. Are we going to be too late? Every second that passes makes me feel like something bad is going to happen to her. It's messing with my head—these thoughts, these feelings. Why does it bother me so much?

I sit down and close my eyes, trying to block everything out, but all I see is her. Her smile, her calm demeanor, the way she quietly fit into the crew. I grip my white katana tighter, the cold steel grounding me. Robin, please be fine. That's all I can think about.

I'm not the kind of guy to dwell on things like this, but right now, I can't help it. If anything happens to her...

Chopper's POV

I'm really upset that Robin left us to protect us. I know she thinks she's doing the right thing, but why didn't she trust us enough to talk about it? My heart aches thinking about her being alone. I can't just sit here.

I walk over to Zoro and climb into his lap. He glances down at me, but I don't say anything for a moment. Finally, I look up at him and ask, "Zoro, will Robin be fine?" His expression is strange—both sad and reassuring at the same time. He says, "I'm sure she'll be fine. She's a strong woman."

His words comfort me a little, and I nod, smiling slightly. He pats my head, and I feel a sense of relief. But as I sit there, I can't shake the feeling that Zoro blames himself for all of this. I wonder if he's thinking about how he didn't trust her at first.

Nami's POV

The waves are stronger than I expected, crashing against the train as we race toward Enies Lobby. I stand by the window, staring out at the sea, my mind full of worry. Robin, please be safe.

I close my eyes, and all I see is her—her gentle smile. Even though she left us, I can't bring myself to be angry at her. She must be suffering so much. When I open my eyes, my gaze drifts toward Zoro. He's sitting there, clutching his katana so tightly, it's like he's trying to keep himself from falling apart. I think back to what I said to him earlier... maybe I was too harsh.

But then, Sanji-kun comes to mind. Sanji-kun, Usopp—both of you, be safe. Bring Robin back. I whisper to the sea, hoping they can somehow hear me.

Luffy's POV:

I sit at the front of the train, watching the sea. It's wild, just like my thoughts. I should've known Robin was in trouble. I should've seen it. If I had realized sooner, I never would've let her make this decision. She's one of us. She's our nakama. We're supposed to face things together, not like this.

I clutch my hat, the one Shanks gave me. Robin, we're coming for you. I won't let her face this alone. I won't let her sacrifice herself. I'll bring her back, and we'll keep sailing the seas together. That's what nakama do. We save each other, no matter what.

Sanji's POV:

Alright, it's time to be Robin-chan's knight in shining armor. I crack my knuckles, already picturing the scene. Robin-chwan! I'm coming to save you! I knock out another wave of marines with ease, sending them flying like bowling pins. "Tch, you idiots are in my way." I mutter, lighting up my cigarette as I step over their unconscious bodies.

No one is going to stop me. Robin-chan, just wait a little longer. I'm coming. And of course, Nami-san, don't worry. I'll make sure you're safe too. I'll protect all of you, no matter what.

Usopp's POV:

What the heck is going on?! Why am I even here? And how did I end up getting kidnapped?! This is way too much for me to handle. One minute I'm minding my own business, and the next, I'm in the middle of this crazy mess. Why is it always me? This is seriously confusing. But... even though I'm scared, I can't abandon them. We've come too far to let Robin down now.

Robin's POV:

I wonder if they're safe. Have they already left the island? I hope they're not in danger because of me. Mina, I'm so sorry. My heart aches, but there's no going back now. I made my choice to protect them, even if it costs me everything. All I want is to continue this adventure with them. To sail the seas, to laugh, to live. But it seems... this is as far as I go.

Zoro's face suddenly flashes in my mind. His sharp eyes, always watching, always aware. Why am I thinking of him now? I feel tears on my cheeks before I even realize I'm crying. Why? Why am I crying?

I whisper into the darkness, my voice trembling. "Zoro... save me." Even though I know I shouldn't hope for a rescue, even though I know I've pushed them away, my heart still calls out for him.