One Piece Memory Novels & Stories

The vassal who was reporting the locations of Echizen nodded and agreed with me. “The lady is right.” He said. I pinched myself for talking without thinking. I was trying so hard to remember what else was prominent during this campaign but my mind was muddled. Ever since I was poisoned, I noticed that my memory wasn’t as sharp as before. I found it difficult to remember my the actual past and I don’t know if that is something I should be concerned with at the moment.

For a terrifying second, the memory started to fade, the details blurring. Then Elara's grip tightened. "I remember," she said, her voice stronger now. "I remember your first day. You were so small, drowning in your robes, but your eyes were so serious." The memory snapped back into focus, sharp and clear. The warmth where their hands joined flared. The Un-Made hesitated. It wasn't a conscious thing. It was a fundamental law. The void of non-existence could not exist in the same space as a memory being actively shared, being held between two people.

Amara looked at me. "It opens only for the one who remembers." I swallowed. "Remembers what?" She smiled sadly. "Everything." The Memory Core shattered. Thousands of memories exploded through the chamber. Worlds. Lives. Choices. Possibilities. They flooded into me. I screamed as the universe seemed to pass through my mind. Then everything stopped. One final memory appeared. Amara stood beside a young girl. Me. But this time... I wasn't alone. Wesley stood beside us.

On the last day before the college application portal closed, Juliette Larkin watched Colton Hayes reach for the mouse, delete the university choice they had agreed on together, and enter a completely different school. The school he picked was the one her best friend, Kelsey Tyndall, had been dreaming about for three years. Juliette's fingers went stiff over her keyboard. She could not process what she had just seen. "Colton, did you put in the wrong school? Why'd you suddenly pick Lakewood?" Colton closed the browser tab without so much as a glance her way. "It's not wrong. I'm not going to Stanmore anymore, Juliette. I'm going to Lakewood with Kelsey." "Why?" Juliette stared at him, u

October 23, 2019 Baguio City, Philippines Oblivious, Thera brought her right hand across her left chest. She was almost there. There were still a lot of memories that were trying to break free from her mind but it felt like her brain will explode if she would force herself to remember.

Iori opened her eyes to a head-splitting headache. She looked around her to see her room clearly lit by the city lights seeping through the window. Iori took a deep breath and sat down fighting against the pain in her head. She cracked her eyes open to look for the water bottle that was always on her nightstand to find it there along with two pills and a note. Memories came flashing back to her as she saw her brother's handwriting. If her brother was there then that would mean that she had another episode. She still remembered her one-sided argument with Kurosaki-san. The last thing she remembered was needing to close the door. everything after that was blank in her mind.

She is thinking of taking the picture, but what is the used if she doesn't know what is she going to do with it. When she return the picture a light flash and something register and printed on the picture a series of numbers. that Alina has a memory like a computer was able to memorize.She dropped yhe picture and the numbers dissapear. The warning sounded and she left the room bringing nothing except what is stored in her memory.

Zach looked down at his phone afterwards and had a soft smile on his face. “Forever, Aria.” He said quietly. “Forever.” I repeated. “Aria! Wake up!” Hands were shaking my shoulders and my eyes slowly opened to see Ethan leaning over the center console. “Sorry, I can’t control when they come,” I told him. “When what comes, is it your memories?” He asked. “Yes, I had another one,” I informed him with a nostalgic smile. That was the sweetest memory I’ve had yet. “Tell me,” he said.

"We're the Sullivans, and one of us might marry Summer someday. You’d better watch out, or you might lose your jobs!" I heard him and laughed, but I was really mad. "Acting all high and mighty in front of my hospital room? I don't even know you guys. Why would I marry any one of you?" Nelson ran up to me, trying to grab my hand, but I pulled away. His eyes were red, as if he had been crying a lot. "Summer, I talked to the doctor. He said you might have lost your memory because of the surgery. "It's okay. If you forgot us, we'll make new, happy memories together. It'll be our way of making things right, okay?"

“I’m sorry. I might be extra angry due to Kai’s treatment of Ronin. But Moon, I won’t let you spend another day following that man around like a lost puppy. I’ll help with the memories, but I think the worst is over.” I hope so. It felt like watching twenty movies at once. Sometimes I could focus on one screen and actually relive the memory, but other times it just got snippets of them. It was like my mind was trying to place them in the right order, to see which ones were important and which once weren’t.