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Fuck my Life
Yeah. Remember all those seaking shares I bought? Just my luck.
... Fuck my life.
Record storms continue to ravage the edges along the Grand Line and Calm Belts! Earlier this month, the Grand Line which commonly sees a great number of typhoons, saw a record number of storms skirting the edges of the Calm Belts. The Calm Belts of course, so named precisely because of their usual lack of winds or storms. While very few islands or people were affected by this, some were devastated. Ma and Pa Grubbs were particularly affected by this minor destruction. | Their fledging "seaking farm" took a particularly heavy blow when the seakings went crazy from the storm. "They jus' up and wen' nutters, ya know? One minute they were all peaceful like and then the storms came and the seakings, well they are wen' and freaked out like it was the end of the world. Kind of were the end of our world." A tearful Pa Grubbs sobbed onto his wife's shoulders. The Grubbs had just started their seaking farm on the edge of the Calm Belts as a means of raising seaking meat for Grand Line travelers. | The 200 acre "farm" was a small island with a large number of nets. During the latest storm's havoc however, the very seakings the Grubbs were raising went on a rampage attacking the island, destroying the nets and the poor Grubbs themslves only just got away. "Luckily," Ma Grubbs confided, "I put all our money investing into bath houses in Alabasta! So now at least we have someplace to go and we aren't completely financially ruined." |
... Fuck my life.
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I don't need the lecture old man.
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Like it would have stopped me.
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Or maybe I just don't learn.
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*sigh* What would you do? Now I mean. If this were you.
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Sorry.
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How goes the meetings?
Or does that only apply to vice admirals and up?
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As long as I don't get promoted, there's only the bi-monthly meetings to deal with, and those are survivable. Mostly.
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That doesn't sound too bad then. What have you been up to?
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Arresting pirates. Arresting slavers. Getting told off for arresting slavers. Paperwork. I'm sure you'd be fascinated to hear about it all in more detail.
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Actually yes I would. Particularly the part about slavers
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To sum up: I caught slavers, and arrested most of them. They turned out to have official protection, so the Brass bitched and whined at me. I ignored them. The end. Happy?
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^_^ Happier, yes. They only yelled at you though? No disciplanary actions?
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I don't think it's quite over yet, but they can't directly punish me. Not for that, anyway. So they'll have to hunt down another reason, first.
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Jeez from the stories I've heard, Lucci and Jyabura's last boss jumps to mind.Then I shouldn't need to tell you to stay on your guard even more than usual.
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It's impossible for me to be any more on guard.
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Heh. Glad to hear it Captain. ^_^
I also have to ask. Do you know of any either pirates or slavers nearby that aren't quite big enough for you to waste your time on (and thus could be handled by a couple of very tough kids) but still a nuisance? I'd be ever so delighted to take them off your hands~
If you're REALLY helpful I'll even fill out the paperwork for you. <3
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I'm sending you a couple of files now. Bounties of ten and twelve million each, so they'd be taken down fairly soon anyway. Have fun.
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Thanks Captain! I won't let you down.
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Don't do anything too stupid. That's for Ds.
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