One Piece Marine Captains Novels & Stories

“Will you cooperate with my plan?” “I’ll do as you say and also I’ll do my thing.” Captain didn’t see anything wrong with it. Hisoka was on the genius team. He was sure that Hisoka could handle any setback just fine. “Okay, I’ll leave one part of the position vacant. You can modify your plan according to the place where I’ll drop you off later.” “Sure.” Captain stared at those five. Two Shepherds, three head pirates. Each represented a different place. Land, sea, and sky.

In the afternoon, after their cheerless and tasteless brunch, the captain came down to the brig to grace them with his presence. Aki was right, the four most important people on the ship were: Captain Fang, the Dark Emperor, Kosano and Yuriko; in that order. But because they were pirates, it was easy to imagine incessant politicking among the last three.

I groaned, pinching the bridge of my nose, “If you say this outside, you are going to get into trouble, Captain Myers.” He laughed, it was a deep, rich sound. It was no mystery why the ladies were swooning over him. In the next moment, I saw a strange expression flash across his face, and he looked at me intently. “You should stop working here.” I scoffed, “And let my mother die on the sickbed? That's a fat no.” Before he could reply, laughter erupted from the door of the club. It was so familiar that it made me turn. Damn it. What were these guys doing here?

“Admin’s quietly checking who accessed the reference section.” “Only a few people have been asking questions about that year.” “Yeah. Recent questions.” Eli skated by, caught the tone, and raised an eyebrow at Ethan. “You hear that?” “I hear it,” Ethan said. “They’re not saying it’s you.” “Not yet.” Across the ice Marcus stood with his water bottle, listening without joining in. His expression stayed calm, but he registered every piece of the rumor as it moved through the group.

Sandra: Oh! You're a marine! That's so manly. But isn't it dangerous? Victor: Not really. It’s more paperwork than anything else. We’re on the sea most of the time, avoiding enemy waters, so it’s pretty chill. Sandra: That made you ten times more attractive to me. It’s funny, but I feel like you hold an important position, too. Victor: Yeah. I’m the captain. Sandra: That makes so much sense. You looked like you were the boss of something in your pictures. Are you a good captain, though? Take good care of your men?

After that, Cobalt left as quickly as she came. Shima returned his attention to Hardy. “Sir Sherry, I will leave the field command to you. I will take care of the evacuation process.” “Yes sir.” Hardy saluted before he left as well. The guards that were with him also followed. Shima scratched his head. “I can only pray and hope that we can get through this.” ….. On the captain’s ship of the pirate armada, Morozko was at the bow of the ship watching over his underlings as they engaged the Merman Army. He had no idea what was happening on the Kraken’s side, but he assumed that it was done.

The sea princess already trusted Xiao Chen completely and even considered him her own brother. "You... You... Who are you? Why are you daring to do this to us?" asked the pirate captain, staring at Xiao Chen and Mei Meili with a frightened face after all his attempts to persuade Xiao Chen failed. He saw how his men were losing their limbs one by one until they were left with only their heads. The captain could see it for himself while hearing the death screams of his brothers.

She was running on pure adrenaline and soot. "Boss, we have a situation at the harbor," Marco’s gravelly voice cut through the static, tight and uncharacteristically tense. "The news about Aces and Ales is spreading fast. The street captains are getting restless, and Maison & Co. is already moving in on our territory. They just bought out our primary shipping lane through Antwerp. They didn't just outbid us, they doubled the maritime security f*e."

Even in the nick of time, the captain can be insulting. “Then why are you even here? Taking the Gori-gori with the only four of you—no, the three of you—” the captain pointed at them except Rina. “—and you who are not even a Bronze level pathfinder… Useless!! You’re just going to screw us and we’ll have to deal with your dead body later. Go home, kids.” The captain finally said. Then he turned around to leave again, but Jai held him firm. “Let us help you.” Jai said.

"You're one of us now." I grinned, about to respond, when I heard Thane's voice. "You can go with them, or you can come with me." The crewman looked past me to his captain. "Hey, Cap!" He looked at me again, leaning in to whisper. "Cap never goes to shore. You should take him up on that, lass." He threw me a wink, leaving with the group of sailors down the gangway. I turned around, looking up at Thane's imposing form, hat shadowing his eyes as always. A violet-colored waistcoat adorned his waist with shiny embroidery. His coat cascaded over his broad shoulders, looking just as breathtaking as I remembered from the first moment I saw him.