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[Finally, Zoro managed to sign up for a job well-suited for him. ...Sort of. As he sets down his Guide, he accidentally switches it on, broadcasting a video of him walking towards a herd of sheep. It's his job this month to shear sheep. He picks up the shears, turning them over in his hand for a moment before tossing them aside. If he's supposed to remove the fleece from these sheep, some oversized scissors will hardly be of any help.
For anyone who's wondered how Zoro uses all three of his swords, but hasn't had the chance to see him use them yet, now they can finally learn how he does it. He draws his Wado Ichimonji - the katana with the white sheath - and bites down on the hilt before drawing the other two. If this job is going to get done, he's gonna do it the way he knows how. The sheep are too stupid to know they should be terrified by this idea, but fortunately, Zoro is an incredibly skilled swordsman. As they stand around, grazing lazily, Zoro moves to one sheep at a time, swiftly swinging his swords over the sheep to remove the extra fleece. His cuts are precise enough to make incredibly close cuts without injuring the sheep. It's a much faster process than using shears, and before long, he finishes with the flock.
This only means one thing - nap time.
He returns to where he left his Guide and looks it over as he sits down, leaning back against the fence. He won't realize it's recording until people start talking to him.]
For anyone who's wondered how Zoro uses all three of his swords, but hasn't had the chance to see him use them yet, now they can finally learn how he does it. He draws his Wado Ichimonji - the katana with the white sheath - and bites down on the hilt before drawing the other two. If this job is going to get done, he's gonna do it the way he knows how. The sheep are too stupid to know they should be terrified by this idea, but fortunately, Zoro is an incredibly skilled swordsman. As they stand around, grazing lazily, Zoro moves to one sheep at a time, swiftly swinging his swords over the sheep to remove the extra fleece. His cuts are precise enough to make incredibly close cuts without injuring the sheep. It's a much faster process than using shears, and before long, he finishes with the flock.
This only means one thing - nap time.
He returns to where he left his Guide and looks it over as he sits down, leaning back against the fence. He won't realize it's recording until people start talking to him.]