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If things went from bad to worse during the argument, then things went from worse to shit during the fight.
Usopp challenged Luffy to a duel for the Merry, which, of course, ended in his defeat.
Though Luffy let him keep the ship anyway.
But beyond that, the crew had gotten word that Robin was the prime suspect for the attempted murder of the mayor.
And now the whole town was after, not only her, but the entire crew.
Sanji and Chopper had ran into her while in town, but she started talking about a situation getting worse and never seeing the crew again before disappearing.
So Zoro devised a plan to capture her during her second attempt on the mayor, hoping to get some answers.
But with Usopp gone and Sanji nowhere to be found, you, Zoro, Nami, Chopper, and Luffy, knew that you would have to go at it on your own.
And as the five of you perched in a large tree outside the mayor's mansion, you couldn't help noticing the looming sense of doom in the air.
Aqua Laguna would not be the only storm coming that night...
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"There sure are a lot of people out there," Chopper reported, looking down at the lawn through his binoculars.
"It's a little far, too," Luffy agreed.
"It'll be fine if you rocket through the window, right? After Robin shows up, I mean," Nami asked.
"That's right. If we make a commotion first then they'll just sneak in while we're dealing with the guards," Zoro stated, leaning against the trunk of the tree, "Let's be patient."
You sat yourself a little ways off to the side, criss-crossed, with your eyes peacefully shut, trying to meditate some clarity into the situation.
This overbearing sense of disaster had been following you ever since Usopp left the crew.
And before your little display clairvoyance on Skypiea, you had never been so fined tuned with auras like you were now.
The fluctuations and shifts, all dependent on where you were and who you were with.
It was too much for your one head.
And being able to sense impending doom, while not knowing how, when, where, or why it was coming, is a power you wouldn't wish on your greatest enemy.
But luckily, your swordsman noticed your distress, resting a hand on your shoulder to snap you out of it.
"You alright?" He asked, voice low so he didn't alert the others.
