[she's getting very, very annoyed that they're not through with this yet. and a young girl and some nobody have died, along with some... other people. it's not as if she cares. all she wants is to get close to Luffy again... and she's willing to do anything to accomplish that.]...Barking up the wrong tree. No, false framing might be the way to play ( Read more... )

[and she's walking through the house, about to get herself something to eat. for any normal ruler, it would be humbling to have to gather her own food. but here... there is no Amazon Lily, there is no World Government. no one seems to have heard of the Seven Warlords of the Sea. and no one seems to have heard that pirates roam the world ( Read more... )

[...anyone who had seen Hancock running through the halls might have been rewarded a very strange sight. her face all flushed, her hand dramatically at her forehead... well, it's like no Boa Hancock that had ever before been seen in the house. ...is she sick ( Read more... )

[Hancock is walking around the house with a purposeful glare on her face, holding a crumpled little drawing in her hand - it's Legault's drawing of Heath, and Hancock wants to find him. She doesn't know him by name, so she's intent on finding him face to face, and will accost whoever she sees who's wearing armor ( Read more... )

[the game's about to begin, and shortly the first dice will have been thrown. the gamble will begin. and she's... in the middle of it. she's almost starting to enjoy this game and its ramifications, and she's near-certain that she'll be able to win, if she plays her cards correctly ( Read more... )

[Hancock appears in the hallway, her breath catching. ...had she been she experiencing a dream? the fight with the strongest pirates in the world, and Luffy... and his - no - it couldn't have been a dream. the sweetest dream would not be able to touch the joy she'd felt when she'd felt her arms around him, when she'd caught his soft whiaper across ( Read more... )