One Piece Windmill Village Novels & Stories

~ Rhys ~ The group arrived at Crimson Hills, where the scenery was breathtaking, but the village itself presented a stark contrast. The strong wind howled ominously, creating eerie sounds as it rattled the makeshift wooden structures crafted by the residents. These homes were hardly deserving of the name, resembling little more than rickety shacks struggling to withstand the relentless, frigid gusts.

With her complete ability over the wind, she had no trouble sneaking in. The Opall Tower served as the light tower of the whole academy. It glimmered from moonlight silver to twilight blue and then back to the color of the moon. She could hear some howls from the inside of the forest. She knew those were not the wolves of Demetri. She had seen and heard how those Demetrian hunters howl, especially at Graire Province. When she was still awake at night, she could hear them. The silver-haired young woman bent down to pick up a leaf. She then willed the wind to lift her up in the air until she can see the tip of the Agāte Tower's roof.

’ The two girls headed to Crab Mill Terrace, their laughter dancing on the air. Later that afternoon, The Newshounds sat on their favourite spot in the whole world. The bluff—Monument Point to those old enough to remember—overlooked the crescent shaped enclave in which the village nestled. The wind tousled the grass, and from the top of the nearby lighthouse, the creak of a weather vane could be heard in between huge, blustery blasts.

‘This must be Ravencull,’ I point out to Vermilion. The village is so far untouched by Thypon. There are paths of pebbles that lead to many different cottages. Each cottage has a few trees nearby. A large stone well sits in the middle of the village. It has vines with beautiful purple flowers growing from its rooftop. Vermilion continues by flying further South until we come across the ocean shore. He lands on the ground with a loud thud and whimpers at his sore leg. I slide down from him and walk around to face him. ‘When I retrieve my spellbook, I’ll see if I can find a healing spell to help your leg,’ I say to him.

Minos forced all the bread he was eating down to his mouth and took a big gulp from his waterskin. Shouting and screaming filled the air as Minos and Rei entered the village once more. There's a warmth in the evening breeze, and they could see the thick smoke rising from afar. As they got to the center of the village, they were greeted by a dozen villagers desperately trying to put down the fire. Indeed, it's the inn.

The monster roared angrily and blew a strong wind that couldn’t be resisted. The strong wind caught Yiulia off guard. She was blown away immediately. Nonetheless, Thea reached out two illusionary hands and caught her. In the next second, Thea waved her hands. Eighty-one sacred lotuses shot out and went against the strong wind. There was a loud explosion. The strong wind shattered from the collision with the eighty-one sacred lotuses. The aftershock spread quickly. It destroyed the beautiful scenery. “Oh no.” In Thea’s embrace, Yiulia said dejectedly, “We can never go out.”

Adam’s not around as well as his men in this area. A faint smile crept on my lips. I tried tapping my foot on the ground as the water reached for it. I bit my lower lip to stop myself from smiling. The water is crystal clear. It’s cold, and I think... It's good to swim if the water’s temperature is like this. Well, it’s summer right now. Windmills were located in the upper part of the mountain. This place wasn't completely flat. Behind the mansion is a not-so-huge mountain. Three giant windmills are on it.

Jotham, Silveran capital. 2030 Sitting on the roof of the palace was the second prince of Silvera, Yuka. The sun was just starting to sink below the horizon with a mixture of violet, pink and orange beautifying the evening sky. The cool breeze ruffled the prince's unbound hair. His violet eyes were almost hidden by the silky curtain of black and red strands of his shoulder-length hair. He gazed at the evening sky, a certain air of serenity resting on him. All of a sudden, the quietness of the environment was disrupted by the heavy thud of boots coming in contact with the rooftop. Yuka didn't need to turn around to know who the intruder was. He could already feel the intruder's magic. It was

the girl in ponytail said cheerfully and twirled. "What are you talking about?," Iktanne replied, completely baffled. The girls looked at her with a bit of confusion at her remark but wasn't bothered by it. "You see, Iktanne-sama, some of our relatives live in the northern province of Japan. Right now, our Empire's northern barracks have detected anomalies that involve about one and a half dozen of Giant bandits attacking villagers from there. Remember the sudden appearance of a tsunami a couple of weeks ago? General Gary of the North barracks sent a report to the Academy that those bandits were the ones responsible for that happening," the girl in pigtails explained.

My purpose isn't inclined with Dandeline's personal life. The coachman took us beside the snowy road that leads to an isolated village before he ended his service. I wear my hood as we pass the road. There's a carved sign of Cardozen Vil. The village is quiet, the old and fragile houses tell me how mysterious this village is, but the chattering of the villagers isn't as dull as the place.