Zorobin one shots

Chapter 6

It was a calm and sunny day on the Thousand Sunny, and the Straw Hat Pirates were enjoying their well-deserved break. The crew had just finished an intense battle with a powerful pirate crew and needed some time to recuperate. Among them, Roronoa Zoro was training on the ship's deck, swinging his swords with precision and determination.

As the swordsman honed his skills, Robin observed him from a distance, captivated by his unwavering focus. She had always admired his dedication and the way he never wavered in the face of adversity. This unwavering spirit was one of the reasons why she had developed feelings for him over their time together.

Lost in her thoughts, Robin didn't notice that Luffy and Chopper had been playing with a mysterious device they had found on a recent island. The device resembled a toy, but its true nature wasn't yet known. Unbeknownst to Robin, the device had the power to alter reality, although the extent of its abilities remained a mystery.

Curiosity got the better of Luffy, and he pointed the device towards Zoro, laughing mischievously as he pushed a random button. Suddenly, a bright beam of light engulfed Zoro, blinding everyone momentarily. When the light dissipated, a collective gasp filled the air.

Before them stood a tiny version of Zoro, no taller than a watermelon. The swordsman's clothes hung loosely on his small frame, and his swords were seemingly miniature versions of their previous selves. Zoro blinked, his expression a mix of confusion and irritation.

"What the hell just happened?" Zoro's tiny voice echoed, disbelief dripping from his words. He glanced around, taking in the shocked expressions of his crewmates.

"Zoro! You're so small!" Luffy exclaimed, his eyes gleaming with excitement.

Sanji, still recovering from the shock, couldn't help but laugh. "I never thought I'd see the day when Moss-Head became a baby!"

Usopp, the crew's sniper, approached Zoro with a half-hesitant smile. "Don't worry, Zoro. We'll get you back to normal in no time."

Behind them, Robin had managed to regain her composure and approached the tiny swordsman. She extended a hand towards him, her eyes filled with concern. "Zoro, are you alright? Can you understand us?"

Zoro stared up at Robin, his eyes narrowed in determination. "I may be tiny, but I'm still the greatest swordsman in the world!" His words were laced with an unwavering resolve.

Robin smiled softly, touched by Zoro's fighting spirit. "Indeed, you are, Zoro. But for now, let's focus on finding a way to reverse this."

Nami, the crew's navigator, suggested that they search for a solution on the island they had recently visited, suspecting that the device Luffy had tampered with might hold the answers they needed. With the tiny swordsman securely placed inside a pocket of her shirt, Robin, along with the rest of the crew, set sail towards their destination.

As they arrived on the island, the crew split up to search for clues. Robin found herself in a dusty old library, scanning through ancient books and manuscripts. Her gaze fell upon a peculiar book, its cover embellished with a symbol similar to the one engraved on the mysterious device.

Carefully, she opened the book, unveiling the ancient text within. Skimming through the pages, she discovered a passage that described the device's abilities. According to the text, the device had the power to alter reality, including the physical form of living beings. To reverse the effect, one would need to find a specific flower, known as the "Reversal Blossom," located deep within the mystical Forest of Changes.

Excited by the discovery, Robin closed the book and made her way back to the ship to share the news with the rest of the crew. Before leaving the library, she made one more stop. Holding up the tiny swordsman in her cupped palms, she gently whispered, "Don't worry, Zoro. We'll find the flower and restore you to your true form."

As Robin relayed the information to the crew, Luffy's eyes widened in excitement. "A flower hunt? Count me in!" His infectious enthusiasm spread to the rest of the crew, each member determined to see their swordsman restored.

Navigating through the dense Forest of Changes proved to be a daunting task. The lush greenery and shifting paths seemed intent on confusing the crew. However, Robin's extensive knowledge and Nami's navigational expertise ensured they made steady progress.

Eventually, they stumbled upon a small clearing, where golden rays of sunlight bathed an array of colorful flowers. In the center stood a single, radiant blossom unlike anything they had ever seen before. It seemed to glow with an otherworldly aura.

Carefully, Robin plucked the flower and presented it to Zoro. As the tiny swordsman attempted to take hold of it, his hand phased through the delicate petals. A disappointed frown flickered across his face, but Robin's reassurance kept his determination aflame.

"We have one more step, Zoro," Robin said, her voice brimming with confidence. She motioned for the swordsman to sit on her palm, positioning the flower within reach. "Close your eyes and concentrate on your true form."

As Zoro did as instructed, the crew watched with bated breath. Moments later, a warm glow enveloped the tiny swordsman, slowly expanding until it obscured his figure entirely. When the light finally faded, Zoro stood before them, his true form restored.

Stretching his limbs, Zoro beamed at his crewmates. "I'm back!" His voice carried the same unwavering determination as always.

Amidst relieved laughter and cheering, Robin stepped forward, a contented smile on her face. "I knew you could do it, Zoro."

Zoro glanced at Robin, his gaze filled with gratitude. "Thank you, Robin. I couldn't have done it without you."

Nami nudged Luffy playfully. "Just don't go playing with unknown devices again, alright, Captain?"

As the crew began their journey back to the Thousand Sunny, their spirits were high, knowing they could face whatever challenges lay ahead together. And amidst the laughter and camaraderie, Robin couldn't help but steal a glance at Zoro, her heart overflowing with affection for the man who would always be the greatest swordsman in her eyes.