too many ocs for my own good

They say such a shame, I turned out this way

A maniac

Well, yeah, I get manic when I cause a panic

And of course, I'm excited when I see you around

'Cause my insides are red, and yours are too

And the red on my face is matching you

And goodness, you're bleeding, what a wonderful feeling

You're down and you're pleading, my head is just reeling

The red means I love you

Tasting your blood means I love you

The red means I love you

MEILYS to THE RED MEANS I LOVE YOU by MADDS BUCKLY

Aelys and her obessive nature just can't catch a break these days. She would rather end Mei with her own hards than lose her. Because then she would be able to cope knowing even in her final moments, she was hers.

Hiii!! Thank you for asking about my girl!!! She's all that been on my mind for the past week. I adore you for asking about her and give me a reason to yap.

First let me answer the question about if she exist in the canon of the anime/manga: I would say yes and no. When writing Odessa story I will lean more into the LA story built as I haven't watched the anime. I'm just getting started now and I'm noticing all the differences between the two, opla is more fast paced that the anime, but I could use some details (and also can't help but think how Odessa would fit in the anime setting) and eventually when I surpass the S2 of the LA in the anime, I can think of what Odessa might do in later seasons. There's a whole of material lol.

Odessa comes from a long line of writers, journalist and historicians. Her name is a whole reference to her background as Saga is how commonly big series of books are denominated, also one piece is divided by sagas and Odessa intends to write all of her adventures with the Straw Hats, so it felt fitting. H. comes from History, Odessa is the Straw Hat chronicler and most knowledgeable person, but is also a reference to Homer as Odessa's name is inspired by Homer's The Odyssey, which is also an epic story just like One Piece is. Also Odessa's sister is named Ilia after The Iliad.

I'm still figuring out Odessa's parents, as for now, they're death because of a fire that burn down the family's manor to the ground into ashes, but you never know, there could be some kind of plot twist along the way. The only reason why Odessa didn't die in the fire is because she was running away when it happened.

Odessa is from Loguetown, and like I say before she's from a family of writers. So from a young age she started writing, her first book being published when she was 10 years old. Her books were often very fairytale-esque, with dreamy, idealistic and fantastical tones, it rapidly became her signature, in contrast her sister, Ilia, had a more gritty, realistic, tragedy-based tone. This soon became a comparison point to their parent as they were always comparing their sellings, their reviews, it became a competition sooner than later, specially to Ilia.

Though as Odessa grew up became bored of always writing the same thing all over again. One day, in the city, when she was signing some of her books to her fans, she was witness of a marine abusing of an elder man, Odessa tried to defend him but the marine told her to get on with her business and let him do his "job". After that, everytime Odessa went to the city she saw more and more how corrupted the Marines in Loguetown were and she decided to denounce it in the only way she could. Writing.

She announced then, that she was working on a secret project, not even her parents or sister, could get a peak of it, until it was published. And it gained on her the rage of the current Captain of the Marines of Loguetown (who was not Smoker at the time), as she not only published it in all the libraries of the city but also sent a direct copy to the Fleet Admiral.

This also was not well received by her parents, as they were very close of mind and all about reputation. They treated her harshly, telling her that this will cost her career and will be banned from publishing another book, Ilia also blamed her for crossing her own reputation as her sails were starting to decrease.

After all this, Odessa took the decision of leaving her home, to finally write whatever she wanted without the high expectations of her family. But as she was getting into the ship, she saw in the distance a smoke from the direction of her house, when she got there it was all ashes, nothing was left. She thinks it was the marines and the captain but as she has no proofs.

Three years later, she's working in a little island, Shells Town, for their newspaper. Odessa is no longer inspired by anything. He hated everything she writes. Only little tales she writes for the newspaper. She absolutely hates the marines there, specially Captain Morgan but she doesn't have the courage to write nothing against them anymore. That's until she witnesses Zoro's fight with Helmeppo in the bar. So when she comes back to her little office, she finds herself writing an article about the fight and how corrupt the marines are there, but she scratches it. Signing in instead the tale she always write. Or so she thinks.

I wish he didn't have to go to work

He keeps complaining that his vision's blurred

But he's my man

We're hand in hand

To hell and back

And I love him like nobody else can

He's my man

I've been damned

No, nobody has to understand

Like, the question actually made him pause and be like "I hadn't really thought about that" before giving the okay.

The fact this was glossed over in the 20+ years of him writing One Piece and Oda hadn't really considered the common power source for most of the world (as the Grand Line islands have their own unique energy supply, when you think about it), especially when there seems to be obvious moments that a location should be using electricity instead of candlelight..

Cola energy would definitely be still a unique thing for very obvious reasons. Like, hello, powered by carbonation?

Does it really matter? Not really. One Piece is a fantasy focused on adventure.

phased vs. fazed phased is typically followed by in or out, used to mean when something is introduced or being stopped slowly: “The company has slowly been phasing in the new software.” fazed refers to the state of being bothered by something; usually used in its negative form: “She remained unfazed.”

discrete vs. discreet discrete is usually used in a mathematical context and means to separate: “It is an ongoing process rather than a discrete event.” discreet means something inconspicuous or subtle: “I want this handled discreetly.”

ascent vs. assent ascent refers to climbing something: “She begun the ascent at dawn.” assent is a formal way to refer to agreeing: “The consumer needs to assent to the privacy agreement.”

its vs it’s its is the possessive form of the pronoun it: “The dog laid on its back.” it’s = it + is/was: “It’s not possible!”