Greetings, residents of Luceti. I am called Cheyenne, and there is something I wish to ask of you all.
By tomorrow, it will have been a month since my arrival in Luceti. I have, for the most part, remained unseen. I would have continued such a manner of living for the benefit of others here, but circumstances make such a lifestyle impossible for a
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Consideration for the girl's hunger plays the far lesser part in his decision to speak.]
I'll do it.
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I truly appreciate your offer... Zoro, isn't it? I do not wish to put so much responsibility on Sanji, seeing as he was the first to offer. Certainly the more volunteers, the better.
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Right. Soon is better-I can make time.
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If it is not too short of notice, I am free at the moment. I could meet you by the fountain, seeing as it is the easiest landmark for me to locate. [Running water is much more visible than still, unmoving buildings.]
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Yeah, alright. I'll be there.
[...Actually, she'll get there before him. Nearly half an hour before him, because he wandered over to the barracks first, and then Community Housing Building 6, then passed under a bridge, then-you get the picture.
He's got his journal with him, though, so he could confirm that he's still on his way as she waits. >_>a]
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[Cheyenne is the epitome of patience and doesn't mind at all that she's been sitting there doing nothing while she waits for Zoro to show up. She'd be doing the same thing had she stayed in her apartment, after all. If anything, it was a chance to sit and enjoy the outdoors!]
[Soon enough, she senses him approaching and stands to greet him.] Hello, Zoro.
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[A pause.] Hm. I do not believe there is much I need to explain to you in regards to my illusions, seeing as you were present when I fed upon Sanji. Unless, of course, you have any questions?
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[He could ask if these illusions show everyone the same thing-but that's pointless curiosity, really.] I know everything I need to.
[He's silent for a moment, then he turns and looks directly into her covered eyes.]
I've got something to explain to you, though.
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I've got plenty of power to spare. You're welcome to it. But I've also got important things I need to do with this soul. [tapping a thumb over his heart] So does the cook, with his.
[pause, and then to The Point.] Take from the wrong part, take something that can't be replaced, from either of us, and you'll end up paying for it. One way or another.
[It's not a threat; Zoro isn't at all hostile or aggressive, nor does he particularly believe Cheyenne would take the wrong part, on purpose or not. He's just steady and calm and conversational and very serious, because it's not a threat. It's just important to be clear.]
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If something unthinkable were to occur and you, Sanji, or anyone else in the village were to lose that precious part of their soul, it would be wise to end my life as soon as possible. Only through death can an illusionist return a soul that has been consumed. I would not wish a soulless existence on anyone in this village.
[There's no change in her countenance as she explains all of this.] It is my hope such a scenario should never occur. Even so, I feel it important that someone be aware of this fact.
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