#kusanzo

(Spoiler Alert: She possesses Zoro)

((Zoro is weirdly okay with this))

(((Sanji is very confused)))

Shortly after Kuina died, Zoro got lost in the woods for long enough that when he found a very peculiar looking fruit he didn't hesitate to eat it. That fruit was of course a Devil Fruit, and a very special one at that — it gave him the ability to not only see ghosts, but to also allow them to temporarily possess him.

The very first ghost he saw was of course Kuina, trailing after him and berating him for stupidly getting lost (again) and eating strange, probably poisonous fruit.

Once they got over their respective shock and disbelief, it was also Kuina who led him out of the woods finally (else he probably would've never found his way home).

They trained together, Kuina regularly possessing his body to practice her own swordsmanship. They grew used to it. Afterall, they're going to become the World's Greatest Swordsman — together.

When the Strawhats find out that he regularly lets himself get possessed by a ghost their reactions are incredibly entertaining, but none so much as Sanji who is suddenly possessed (ha) by the debilitating fear that he might've accidentally been rude to a lady without realizing it.

He watches them like a hawk, studying their body language until he's confident he can tell them apart. and. and he. well.

He starts treating Kuina like the lady she is. The fact that she's currently possessing Zoro's body is completely irrelevant.

But what Sanji doesn't realize is that Zoro is very much still in there. Or perhaps he just doesn't care?

When Zoro gets possessed Kuina takes over control of his body, but Zoro is still very much there; he's just taken a bit of a back seat to everything — he's handed over the controls, but he's still sitting in the car, so to speak.

Anyway. As you can probably imagine, Zoro feels very weird about all of this.