Yandere!One Piece x Reader

Chapter 100

"Luffy isn't as happy and funny as he was in the pre-timeskip"

He... he watched his brother die in front of him... I am surprised he was able to smile at all again...

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(Y/n) couldn't pinpoint or understand why she was feeling off or even scared to pick up the call, but it wasn't like she could ignore the ringing or just reject the call. So, with a heavy heart, she picked it up.
"Hello?"
"(Y/n)! Thank God you answered. Listen, we have a huge problem over here." Nami's phone was heard from the snail phone, and both her and Zoro could hear fear and panic in it.
"Nami? What happened?" She asked as Zoro chimed in as well.

"Yeah, you sound like you saw some Marine around the area or something. Are you guys in trouble?"
"Zoro? You are there too? That's good! We don't have to search for you as well. Listen, we need you both here at the amusement park now. We ran into some problems that we can't solve on our own. Please, come here!"

Not liking where this was going and fearing the answer (Y/n) was very much reluctant to ask Nami the following question.
"What happened?"
There was a moment of silence on Nami's end, causing both Zoro and (Y/n) to look at each other with expressions of concern plastered on their faces.

"Nami, hurry up and tell us." Zoro urged, and the navigator gulped a little before speaking up.
"Caimie... Caimie is gone. We lost sight of her sometime ago in the amusement park. We have looked everywhere and she is still missing!" Nami cried out. At the revelation, Zoro's eyes narrowed, and he grabbed the snail phone out of (Y/n)'s hand to talk to Nami.

"How did you manage to lose a mermaid on land? Are you people stupid?"
"I don't want to hear that from you, Zoro!"
(Y/n) watched as Zoro and Nami argued over the phone, but she couldn't hear anything they were saying. It was as if someone had put the whole world on mute for her while millions of thoughts ran through her head.

'No! No! No! I was really hoping we could avoid that! This is no coincidence that Caimie went missing around the same time that grotesque auction is supposed to start! And with the Calestials beingbhere today, there is no way we will get out of this unnoticed.'

The fear she felt for a short amount of time flew out the window the moment she thought back on Caimie, realizing that her safety would be worth whatever troubles they could go through.
'We can't waste any more time! Caimie is the one who is in danger. We can handle ourselves.'
Thinking that in determination, (Y/n) grabbed the phone out of Zoro's hands and spoke to the navigator.
"Nami, where are you right now?"

"Me? I am with the flying fish riders right now. Chopper and a few others are with me as well. We are flying over the Grove to look for Caimie."
"That will be useless. Listen, Nami, you and the rest go to the Human auction house, Caimie is definitely held captive there."
Zoro's eyes shot wide open for a brief second when (Y/n) said that.
"What?! Why would she be there?!" Nami exclaimed from the other side.

"Merfolk are valuable to these people, and there is an auction that will happen today. There is no way any of this is happening by accident. Keep in mind that there were fishmen who we defeated at Duval's hideout, and there are multiple gangs on this island that could have found out about her through them. Listen, just go to the auction house. Zoro and I will try to be there as soon as possible."

"Do you even know where that house is?" Zoro asked (Y/n) who froze before shaking her head after a moment.
"Not really. No."
"I know where the auction house is!" The man who was flying Nami yelled from the other side, making the other two look at the snail again.
"And where?" (Y/n), Nami, and Zoro asked quickly.

"Go to Grove 1! We will be there! I will inform the others!"
"Did you hear him?" Nami asked.
"We did. It's a good thing I remember the way to Grove 1." Zoro said, earning a surprised stare from (Y/n), which did annoy him a little.
"What?"
"You remember the way to somewhere?" (Y/n) questioned, wanting to make sure that she had heard him right.