Inky's Writing!

Monopoly: Nami cheats too much

Operation: fill Chopper up with an unbridled, unexplainable rage.

Twister: too many cheating devil fruit users.(No Robin it doest count if you use your fruit limbs; Brook put your arm back on!)

Slapjack: Zoro and Luffy have broken too many tables

Let’s play the biggest game of kick the can on the internet.

Thanks for sending me one as well!!

Of course!

And I'll choose Dhrake, since I've been thinking of him as of late and kind of want to talk about him.

7. Who is his best friend? A raven named Cora. She's stolen his phone as well as other stuff he needs for work, and she eats his food, and sings him to sleep.

8. Someone he can't stand? He doesn't usually have a specific person he can't stand. He's pretty antisocial (for reasons that are not entirely on him) so most of the time, so it's by a person to person, mood to mood basis. More often than not, he can't stand the coworker telling him he can't do something.

9. Someone he looks up to? Using the term loosely, it would be Poumen, his boss. He wants to please Poumen, and he's loyal to Poumen's cause.

It's written by the same lady who wrote The Inheritance Games but doesn't get NEARLY as much hype even though it's way better (imo)

Main character is NOT part of a love triangle

There's!!! Dogs!!!!!

Main character has an adopted brother named after the patron saint of hopeless causes who takes his namesake very seriously. He's hilarious. In his introductory scene, he challenges some bullies to a dance-off. He's amazing

one character is referred to as "Broody McSmirkpants"

absolutely zero rich boys

there is admittedly one (1) "bad boy" type character (the aforementioned Broody McSmirkpants) but he's not rich or snotty or full-of-himself

the main character and her foster brother and their neighbor are best friends who abide by a code dubbed the Miscreants' Creed

the whole friendship dynamic is so sweet. both her brother and her friend are really respectful about the way her past trauma has affected her and they both do their best to help her in the ways she needs

THERE'S A MONTY PYTHON REFERENCE (it took me two rereads to catch it😭)

there's a grumpy x sunshine dynamic except it's not a romance!!! it's a found family!!! perpetually cheerful boy & the feral child his mother found in the woods

SO MANY PLOT TWISTS BUT THEY ALL MAKE SENSE

The backstory of all the characters is unwound gradually and with each new thing revealed it's like getting an essential piece of the puzzle that you didn't even know was missing but that fits perfectly into place

I'm enjoying it quite a bit, however; it has quite a different tone than what this post gives off, no offense to OP.

If you struggle with memory loss of any kind, this is good rep, but it might trigger you, as it did me. Very accurate depiction, but very visceral as well. Take care of yourself.

There's also a young child who, at this point in the book, is kidnapped and there's implications from character dialouge that very awful things are happening to her.

It's written by the same lady who wrote The Inheritance Games but doesn't get NEARLY as much hype even though it's way better (imo)

Main character is NOT part of a love triangle

There's!!! Dogs!!!!!

Main character has an adopted brother named after the patron saint of hopeless causes who takes his namesake very seriously. He's hilarious. In his introductory scene, he challenges some bullies to a dance-off. He's amazing

one character is referred to as "Broody McSmirkpants"

absolutely zero rich boys

there is admittedly one (1) "bad boy" type character (the aforementioned Broody McSmirkpants) but he's not rich or snotty or full-of-himself

the main character and her foster brother and their neighbor are best friends who abide by a code dubbed the Miscreants' Creed

the whole friendship dynamic is so sweet. both her brother and her friend are really respectful about the way her past trauma has affected her and they both do their best to help her in the ways she needs

THERE'S A MONTY PYTHON REFERENCE (it took me two rereads to catch it😭)

there's a grumpy x sunshine dynamic except it's not a romance!!! it's a found family!!! perpetually cheerful boy & the feral child his mother found in the woods

SO MANY PLOT TWISTS BUT THEY ALL MAKE SENSE

The backstory of all the characters is unwound gradually and with each new thing revealed it's like getting an essential piece of the puzzle that you didn't even know was missing but that fits perfectly into place

The king's son, much more kindhearted than his father, has always had a hidden talent for turning things into gold. So when he hears that the king has brought a miller's daughter back to the castle to test her ability to spin straw into gold, threatening death if she fails, he jumps in to help. He disguises himself in strange clothes with a low hood, and hunches over, and offers to help the girl spin straw into gold. Turns out that she's very lovely to talk to - they have a wonderful time getting to know each other through the night as they work. But the prince knows he's in disguise and cannot act on his attraction, so he merely asks for her for something to remember the evening by, and she gives her necklace. He helps her the same way the next night, and she gives him a ring, without his even asking for it, and blushes prettily as she does so.

The third day, the king says that if she can spin the straw into gold a third night, she will marry his son. Though the prince has been falling in love with her, he of course protests that his father cannot force her to marry anyone. But he gets shut down. That night when he comes to help her, he plans to tell her his true identity, but this time guards are in the room, as the king suspects some trick. She weeps, for she has no more jewellery to give him - in fact her only hope at this point would be to barter away her first born child like in a fairy tale. He's aghast, and waves it away, saying he'll certainly help her, but she thinks that he understood it to mean she WAS promising her firstborn. But she's afraid to unsay it, fearing he won't help her. He keeps trying to find a moment to confess the truth, but something always happens to prevent it. They finish spinning the straw into gold with hardly a moment for the prince to slip away and change into his own clothes.

In the morning, the king arrives at the door of the room full of straw, with a priest to marry them on one hand, and an executioner with axe in hand on the other. He is delighted to see there is gold after all, even with the guards watching, and calls for the wedding. The girl is willing enough to wed a prince - I mean, he's a prince but there's also something gentle and kind, and almost as if she *knows* him, though she doesn't see how she could.

The wedding is rushed through, and it's not till the bride and groom are left alone that both of them try to burst out with a terrible confession to make. She manages to gasp hers out - that she's happy to marry the prince, and she'll be as faithful and true as he could wish, but there's something terrible she must tell him. She was helped in spinning the gold, by a strange man with a hooded face, and... she may have accidentally bargained their firstborn child for his help.

The prince pauses, and says something like, "But isn't it true that with these magical sorts, knowing their name frees you from their power? If you could guess his real name, perhaps it would solve everything!"

She despairs - with all the names in the world, how could she possibly guess it?

He smiles and encourages her to try to guess.

"But what's the good of guessing now? How am I to know if I guessed it or not until he comes back for what I owe him? And then it will be too late!"

"Are you sure you can't guess his name, my love?"

And he takes out the necklace and the ring.

This is my Oc Vespasia!!!💖💖💖

She joined the marines when she was just 14 years old. Which was slightly after her village, Heliodoro, was attacked by (bad) pirate's.(she knows there are very good and nice ones!!! :3 ) The marines ended up saving her village from being completely destroyed. (Miraculously)

Shortly after joining the marines she very quickly found out SHE IS VERY BAD AT FIGHTING. They had little hope she would do much better than this, thinking they should just send her back home. Strings ended up being pulled by a mysterious higher up to keep her here!!! He had apparently seen her patch up uniforms after training, to the point where you could barely tell anything had happened to the uniform!!! They had no idea she was a seamstress' daughter back home and spent most of her life already practicing. A young man in her group had given them this idea of keeping her on a seamstress, especially since she has helped him so many times after...basically destroying his clothes everyday.

Shes not good at combat but can at least defend herself if the need ever arises!!!