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Two Broken Hearts by Mara_DragonMaster for Indu (Guest)
Fandoms: One Piece (Live Action TV 2023)
22 Jul 2026
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Nami, a thief who never trusted anyone, never believed she'd ever be free enough to find someone or fall in love. She had a past, a history, of being literally the most untrustworthy person alive (thanks to Arlong), and could not imagine a future where she'd ever be free enough to have a life of her own, much less a Love.
Zoro, a wandering swordsman with a goal and a promise, had learned early on that for him, such things were dangerous and not for him. He was too big, too strong. He either intimidated others or was a challenge to be conquered. Used to being the outcast and surviving alone in a dangerous world, he'd never met anyone who was safe enough to trust... until he met the red-heaved thieving navigator who smelled safe, warm, and like home.(updates every Wednesday)
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The storm had spat him out alone on nothing more than a piece of rock. No Merry, no Luffy, no Nami, Sanji, or Usopp. Just him, and an abandoned shrine - that may or may not be actually abandoned.
All Zoro can do is wait, pray the storm ends, and ask for leniency from whoever or whatever still lives here...
... and hopefully not get consumed by the curse that hangs over this place.Series
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Zoro’s used to being the one people rely on in a fight. A tool. A shield. A sword (or three). No one’s ever accused him of being intelligent—or even having common sense. Then he met Luffy—and the rest of them—and somehow, he thought he’d found something different. People who saw him as something other than an idiot. Something other than a weapon.
But between getting lost, missing things everyone else seems to just get, and saying the wrong thing at exactly the wrong time, it’s not hard to start hearing the same old story again—from the very people he opened himself up to: he’s stupid, and he’s only good with a sword.
And if that’s how the Straw Hats see him… then maybe that’s all he is.
The problem is, the Straw Hats don’t realize what they’re reinforcing.
And by the time they do, Zoro’s already running himself into the ground trying to be useful enough to keep.
Now they just have to figure out how to fix something they didn’t even know they broke—before he breaks himself for good.
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Nami doesn’t know when it started.
Not exactly. Not "that moment" or "that thing" - nothing that could be pointed at or named. Not a confession or a kiss or a line crossed. Just a shift—subtle at first, then unmistakable. A gravity she didn’t realize she’d stepped into until she was already standing at the center of it.
but something started. Between a crazy captain, battles, drinking games, fish-men, and tangerines, something very definitely starts, as if it always was.
Nami doesn't know when it started, but she does know that nothing between her and Zoro will ever be the same. -
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The night was dark, with stars sparkling in the endless sky and the moon illuminating the figure that made its silent way down the stairs from the deck, swaying slightly, their gait uneven. They clutched the railing, head hanging, moonlight glinting off of green shocks of hair.
Well, he’d be a sea beast. It was the swordsman. Bigger than last time, if his silhouette was anything to go by.
Zeff straightened, unfolding his arms. “Strawhat!” he called, stepping out into the night, his wooden leg thunking on the deck. “Didn’t expect to see you. Heard you were East.” The swordsman reached the bottom and went still, waiting while he made his way closer. Zeff squinted one eye, glancing around, surprised by the silence. No whoops or hollers, no conversation loud enough to wake the dead. “Where’s the rest of your crew? Still on the Sunny?” The swordsman remained still, his eyes an unnatural black in the darkness, reflecting little points of moonlight. Dread began to pool in Zeff’s stomach. “What’s wrong?” he barked, voice low and gruff. “What’s happened?”
“Sanji’s dead.” The swordsman’s voice was quiet, as rough as gravel. “I killed him.”
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☙ Zoro & Nami ☯ Multi-Verses (omega, modern, etc.) ❧ by Mara_DragonMaster
Fandom One Piece (Live Action TV 2023)
22 Jul 2026
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Alternate universes exploring every version of Zoro and Nami I can imagine—omegaverse, modern settings, sci fi, and beyond. Different lives, different scenarios, different challenges, but always the same people. I want to have fun throwing them into different soup pots and seeing what comes out! :-)
These stories aren't about changing who any of the characters are, and none of them will have any spice on page (for those of you that are my longterm readers, you know that's not how I roll). But they WILL have all of the good stuff that makes fanfiction so interesting—hurt/comfort, angst, struggle, found-family, unbreakable friendships, love found and forged, commitment, loyalty, persevering, and always always—no matter what I put them through—a happy ending.
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Heartache by the Numbers by deleted_bundles for sabershadowkat
Fandoms: One Piece (Anime & Manga)
11 Jan 2026
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Sometimes Zoro was too quiet for his own good.
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He still hasn’t opened his eye beyond a crack and now his back is sliding down the wall and Sanji wonders if he even realizes it's his hand leading him to the floor.
“Why won’t you ever just stay in bed?” Sanji mutters, kneeling down in front of him.
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“Stop. Zoro, you have to stop,” Luffy says, effortlessly taking his weight, "this is gonna take time."
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Sanji stays silent for a moment, scanning through his body. Nothing exactly hurts anymore but he definitely can’t stand. How long has it been? He’s not certain but his hands are numb and that is something he’s going to ignore.
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Bookmarked by Mara_DragonMaster
22 Jul 2026
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What begins as another day of relentless training becomes a lesson written in blood. Zoro finds himself crossing swords with an enemy who exists one step beyond perception itself. Every missed strike widens the distance between them, until the assassin appears behind him like death given form. Steel never reaches its target, but the blades do, tearing open Zoro's back and leaving behind a wound that burns far deeper than flesh.
Bookmarked by Mara_DragonMaster
14 Jul 2026
