Embarking on a shared odyssey that intertwines their destinies, Monkey D. Shiki and Monkey D. Luffy set forth on a singular, awe-inspiring quest. Bound by the unbreakable ties of brotherhood, they navigate the unpredictable seas side by side, their...
It was a quiet day on the Going Merry. Shiki was training himself in the use of Chi. The ship was beginning to run out of food, so Luffy and Usopp were fishing with special bait.
"Carue!" cried Vivi. "What are you doing to Carue?"
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"Looks like Vivi found Carue," muttered Shiki, taking a breath. He tried his best to channel Chi into his arm while thinking about lightning. Suddenly, his arm began to spark with electricity—a lot of it.
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"It's working…" said Shiki, blinking as the electricity began to fade.
"Hey, what's that?" said Zoro, pointing to a weird green cloud they were headed toward.
"Don't worry… that's just steam," said Nami.
Nami began to explain underwater volcanoes and how steam is formed.
"It's amazing," said Nami.
"It looks like we're going to have to sail through it…" mumbled Shiki.
And so they sailed through, coughing and wheezing the entire way.
"Hey… Nami… there's a guy in a tutu hanging from Carue," said Shiki.
"Like I'd believe that," said Nami.
"But I'm telling the truth," insisted Shiki.
Both of them turned to see Usopp and Luffy using Carue as bait. There was indeed a man in a tutu holding on to Carue. He wore swans on his back, a blue shirt with swans on it, a pink jacket that said something along the lines of "Oh come my way," and, as previously stated, a tutu. He also wore ballet shoes, had a weird headpiece with puffballs, and wore makeup, which made them sweatdrop.
That's when the man in the tutu fell into the water.
A few minutes later, everyone was gathered on the deck around him, except for Sanji, who was inside washing dishes.
"Thank you so much. To think I was saved by a pirate crew I don't even know," said the ballerina man.
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