The Tea Party From Hell

Katakuri vs. Luffy part 2

Picks off immediately after last chapter. This chapter is when the plot diverges from the cannon story line. Luffy isn't the main character so it doesn't matter what happens in the long run for him. Enjoy~ (screw you Flampe)

He still wasn't sure if he could kill the enemy pirate, but he wasn't going to doubt him out loud again. If he really couldn't kill him, then Ruffy would do his best to incapacitate him and then bring him to someone else who could kill Ruffy's twin. He wasn't going to be the one to kill him. He was vehement on that. And that opinion wouldn't change.

Ruffy looked bewildered when Luffy pulled his mouth out in his hands, stretching his face, as he was kicked into the wall, face first, leaving a deep hole. His mouth was back to normal, but he had something in his hands.

He gasped for air as his friends were calling his name faintly through the small pieces, as he was on all fours on the ground. Katakuri jumped up high, and copied Luffy's giant, haki covered, foot move, but Luffy was able to evade this time and ran away as fast as he could.

Ruffy looked surprised when he was able to dodge, but it didn't last long and he was soon back on the ground on his stomach, being pummeled by multiple of the same foot. Then he could finally see what Luffy had been holding in his mouth and hands. The tiny pieces of the mirror. He was kicked dozens of time on his back as he crawled back to the fragments.

"Luffy?"

"You're fine, right Luffy-san?!"

"What's the matter, Luffy?!"

He didn't answer before he was in the center of a deep crater that was caused by one of Katakuri's enlarged kicks. He gasped for air as blood dripped out of his mouth and nose. But he put on a brave act, and managed to use a normal voice to tell them to hurry up, and that he'd be there waiting soon.

"See you later guys!" he said cheerfully, though he was anything but, bleeding and hurting on the ground. But, he tried to pick himself back up.

"Ruffy, go back a bit," Katakuri said, pulling his trident out of his arm, finally getting really serious. Luffy was obviously not going to die the way the Sweet Commander wanted: no blood. So now he had to resort to that. Luffy's biggest weakness were sharp weapons. Rubber may make many attacks blunt and not fatal, but his skin couldn't protect against sharp weapons. Besides using armament haki, that is.

Ruffy backed away a bit, and was back to one of the walls. "'I'm not gonna die here'. That's what you'll say next. Is that all you have to say before you die?" Katakuri asked, more like mocked.

"I'm not gonna die here!" Luffy shouted anyways, angrily, when he saw Katakuri's huge weapon aimed at him.

Ruffy looked at his dad's face carefully. He was sweating a bit. Nervous, maybe, about killing Luffy now that he had a real weapon to do so. He was strong enough to do it physically, but now that it was more inevitable now, he wasn't just angry anymore. But Luffy couldn't see anything but anger on his face. Ruffy bit his lip, hoping this would be over soon.

Then they could both eat donuts. Ruffy was hungry again.

"No one dies because they want to. Most deaths come unwillingly. You will die here soon!" Katakuri said. Ruffy was honestly startled when he heard Brulee's laughter nearby. He turned to see her head sticking out of a mirror, laughing at Luffy.

"He's right! Why don't you drop dead already, Straw Hat?!" she laughed.

"Branch?"

"It's Brulee!" Finding this as a strange exchange, he could only assume that was what Luffy had been calling her when the traitors and enemy pirates had used her against her will. Even thinking about it made Ruffy angry, and Katakuri, too. "Don't think you can beat him with spirit, punk! Big bro isn't just an unbeatable man! He's a superhuman who has never once been on his back since he was born!"