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One Piece Sentence Starters

Mihawk stood in the streets of this town. His eyes staring down at the woman in front of him. Asking such questions when meeting someone wasn’t a custom he was very well versed in. Many people remarked about his eyes or his title. Brave enough children even asked to touch his sword. Her questions weren’t normal for someone who had just initially met the World’s Strongest Swordsman. 

"What do you mean by saying that you’re not breeding them? Does it mean that I shouldn’t have fed them?!" That was bad, the baboons had one hell of an appetite and his crew definitely needed to replenish supplies on the next island. Ben for sure was going to reprimand him again…what a pain. Now when he thought about it, Takanome mentioned something about humandrills living on Kuraigana, but how could he remember about something like that?

Damn, Takanome and his weirdness. Who would have thought that baboons residing on his island are actually wild animals? If Mihawk tolerated them then why couldn’t he accept the goat? Dracule Mihawk was indeed a mysterious man. At the other hand, Shanks was a man who liked getting things done and wasn’t going to leave the island with the goat. The animal was staying with Mihawk and even if it was taking him a lot of nerves and even more time he was definitely going to make his friend realise that there’s no real reason for why the goat shouldn’t stay.

Akagami decided to change the tactic and drew back his hand. Annoyed Mihawk wasn’t cooperative so there was no point in angering him more.

"I had made it clear that baboons resided on my island, I had never said I was breeding them." The little exchange between the two was almost enough to make Mihawk sigh out of exasperation. Shanks had to always assume things and never take the words just as they were, must there always be an ulterior motive or further meaning behind Mihawk's simple words. He was beginning to question how such a man could ever be a Yonko. It was worrying, almost.

He coped well enough with nothing around to disturb him; the baboons knew not to cross the man or to annoy him and he was well enough with that to leave them in whatever peace they wanted. A goat was surely to bother the swordsman. It wouldn't go outside of course seeing as the baboons would rip it apart if it decided to venture to the outside of the castle. The man knew the only solution for this would be to have the goat stay inside the castle, something he didn't want. Not one bit. Butting heads with Shanks like this meant that neither of the two would give in. Maybe there was some other way for the man to take the goat back without the two ending up in conflict. It was only a goat after all.

Sentence Prompts: Ingrid Michaelson - Everybody (Pt. 1)

Entering Mihawk’s island in such a nonchalant and stupid way was more than irritating for the swordsman. It was one thing to arrive on the island due to shipwrecks and confusion, it was another to willingly voyage to such a gloomy island off your own accord. 

Getting himself lost and unable to find the rest of his crew, the rubber man could only ask the resident of that castle. A man he’d met before and a man who was renowned across the world. Mihawk was visible irritated by this youngster, how did he get so far in the Grand Line like this? It was almost confusing and the constant pestering of the other only annoyed Mihawk even more after he agreed to let the man find his ship.

Eager. Maybe a little too eager. The rubber man was certainly a very adventurous man. Interesting but also naive. He was not one to easily read atmospheres it seemed. There was no fun to be had on such an island and if he stayed here for long then the pirate and his crew would probably be defeated by the baboons. Still, he had a penchant to get out of the most absurd situations too.

He must’ve known what he was thinking, and he must’ve wanted to win. Not telling him would give him an advantage if nothing else. That had to have been why.

Annoying. There would be no way to shut this man up without answering his questions directly. of course, Mihawk didn't fully know the answer for he'd not travelled to the ships beforehand but he knew it wasn't far. Lying a white lie would hurt neither of them of course.

One Piece Sentence Starters

Mihawk stood in the streets of this town. His eyes staring down at the woman in front of him. Asking such questions when meeting someone wasn’t a custom he was very well versed in. Many people remarked about his eyes or his title. Brave enough children even asked to touch his sword. Her questions weren’t normal for someone who had just initially met the World’s Strongest Swordsman. 

“Makes sense.” She said and shoved her hands into the pockets of her jacket, hat pulled down over her eyes. Suddenly she jumped slightly, 

He didn't react with any verbal notes or any sounds, instead deciding to simply turn and leave. He'd answered her questions and she didn't seem too bothered by the response. The man was all but beginning to leave when the woman introduced herself. Surely she knew who he was. Who didn't on the oceans of the Grand Line and New World? Only idiots or the ignorant. she must have asked him because she knew exactly who he was. 

She had definitely picked up on his tone of voice, when he had addressed her. It only served to aggravate her even more, not only was she manacled, but her weapon was no where to be found and this guy was giving her lessons on pirates and ignorance. She quickly stood, hearing voices above them. Dominique still didn’t know why it felt like the floor was moving under her, must’ve been her imagination.

Was she mocking him? The way she spoke certainly made it seem that way. The shackles irritated him too, removing them was no big problem for the man. He'd never eaten a Devil Fruit so they wouldn't weaken him and he had enough physical strength to break out rather easily. The man took a few tugs before he'd slowly completely broken them off the wall. Doing it without making a clutter of noise was the only hard part.

If she could, she would talk about it, she thought. But the only man she knew could be trusted was half a world away. One of the only ones who knew her secret. Mihawk probably wouldn’t say a single word, but she couldn’t just let her guard down to someone because she wanted to make a point. He was provoking her, and it had almost been enough.

“Such information would endanger not only myself and my kin, but you as well. I’m not sure even you could handle the true weight of that revelation, least of all in the halls of the world government.”

She gave him a meaningful look. Surely that would convey at least some part of it, although she did not mean to inform him exactly what that meant. “Perhaps I am not the best or most fit to rule,” she admitted quietly. What was she saying. This was not her usual arrogance she sought to display, “But it is where I am safest. And while I am in charge I will do my best to ensure my people’s safety as well.”

The fact remained that her past had only begun to intrigue him more and more with each question. What was she unable to tell him? How would it endanger him? She was quite obviously a special case when it came to the Shchibukai it seemed. He wouldn't trespass further with questions but the man wasn't one to simply give in when given an honest look of meaning.

Deciding it was best not to annoy the woman further, Mihawk exuded a light sigh. He wasn't exactly a ruler but he knew about how to rule. The man was one of much experience and she was many years younger than him. She could learn from his advice instead of being her stubborn self.

Tobirama didn’t like the predicament he was in, all alone in completely unknown place. How did he even get here? Lack of information was something he hated the most. As if it wasn’t enough a certain individual decided to approach him.

The stranger was rather unique. Not just because of his unusual, not to say ridiculous for Tobirama’s liking appearance, it was hard to sense anything about him. The whole place was rather suspicious to his senses and made him feel extremely uncomfortable. Not that he would express it and let the other man take advantage of it.

Of course the stranger was right, cooperation was better than whatever they were doing now. They were aware of that and yet they continued on being stubborn. Tobirama wondered what if it was him encountering that weird man in Konoha. There was no way he would let him just pass by and do as he pleases. But Hokage had people to protect so it was justified. Could it be that the person he was speaking to was in similar predicament? That was one of many things he wanted to know.

"I have no desire to fight you or bring damage to your precious island. Moreover I want to go away and forget about it." He was repeating himself, wasn’t he? How irritating. The stranger seemed to have a big ego which didn’t allow him to tolerate anyone who decided to disobey his word. An intriguing man, there was no doubt about it, mysterious and dangerous too. Not exactly kind of person anyone would like to mess with.

Self-confidence and self-righteousness could be troublesome traits of one’s personality but it was even worse if the person had power and reasons to be arrogant.

“My instinct tells me not to fight you and I’d rather listen to it. Do you think it’s a sign of me going mad?” The stranger appeared to be a stoic person who doesn’t like useless conflict. Of course it could be just his appearance but if the other man happened to be a hot-headed fool they would be probably fighting instead of talking.

He wasn't above cooperation with the man, but Mihawk also wasn't one to simply cooperate with another solely on the fact that the man knew practically nothing. Maybe he was the result of an experiment made by some of the scientists that worked for the Marines. Vegapunk coming to his mind. But even the Marines knew not to disturb the World's Strongest Swordsman without just reason. 

"Then I shall suggest you leaving my island, I do not entertain visitors with a smile on my face." Far from it. He had never allowed people on his island, those with the resolve to enter the island knowing whose island it was were few. But they were also people Mihawk had particular interests in. "Travelling deeper into my island will offer you no pleasures or pleasantries you may expect, this island is not a place for people who do not understand it."

Good instincts. People who knew of his monstrous power sometimes didn't understand not to fight the man. He'd have applauded him in some ignorant or roundabout way had they not been in this situation. Of course, only to annoy the man with said applause.