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Worm Piece (Worm/One Piece)

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[X] Help the other

[X] "To become strong enough that I never have 'no other choice' again."

Hmm how about we let our bugs carry some explosives? Like a swarm of them will carry grenades or Molotov to drop on enemies!
 
[X] Help the others

[X] To live a life she can be proud of.

Worth pointing out that although she does not know it Taylor has a connection to Earth bet. Aiden has a connection to QA, and is around the other undersiders.
 
[X] Keep on reading
[X] To live a life she can be proud of.
[jk] To live a life of sweet, sweet hedonism.
 
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Reverse Mountain crossing:
[X] Help the others
Your oath:
[X] "To become strong enough that I never have 'no other choice' again."

I wanted to write something philosophical but this was already the best choice out there...
 
[X] Help the others

If we keep reading, our book might go flying. Secure all loose objects in the overhead bins during flight.

Also, Garp's an idiot. Don't trust him to do anything vital to running a ship, he has people for that.

I'm surprised the most important facet of Haki wasn't mentioned: finally being able to punch smug logia users in the face.
 
I'm a bit curious on things. If I recall right, we are technically transporting Kaya to West Blue or Loguetown. Seeing as we just left Loguetown, then West Blue is the current end goal... How do we get there?

From what I remember of One Piece, all the Blues are separated from one another and only touch while entering into the Grand Line - which is a one way trip from all appearances of the Reverse Mountain and how they travel up it.

Do we have to make/buy/steal one of those Navy ships that are built to travel across the Calm Belts? But then again, Don Krieg somehow sailed his busted ship back from the Grand Line into the East Blue so... maybe he had all his men rowing to force the ship through the Calm Belt? Though Dracule Mihawk is able to get all over the place in his little personal boat somehow...

I think the only other way is to land on the Red Line, hike across to the piece of land that touches the right Blue, and board a new ship on that side.

I guess if you had the man power you could carry your ship across, but that would be a pretty brutal trek.
 
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[X] Keep on reading
[X] Get Garp to do all the work

Taylor's oath.
[X] "To become strong enough that I never have 'no other choice' again."
 
First vote:

[X] Help the others
[X] "To become strong enough that I never have 'no other choice' again.

sdarian said:
I'm a bit curious on things. If I recall right, we are technically transporting Kaya to West Blue or Loguetown. Seeing as we just left Loguetown, then West Blue is the current end goal... How do we get there?

From what I remember of One Piece, all the Blues are separated from one another and only touch while entering into the Grand Line - which is a one way trip from all appearances of the Reverse Mountain and how they travel up it.
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Yes we are currently escorting Kaya to her other home, though I suspect she wouldn't mind a minor adventurous detour.

(Edit: WE are escorting Kaya, I'm not sure Luffy is...)

sdarian said:
Do we have to make/buy/steal one of those Navy ships that are built to travel across the Calm Belts? But then again, Don Krieg somehow sailed his busted ship back from the Grand Line into the East Blue so... maybe he had all his men rowing to force the ship through the Calm Belt? Though Dracule Mihawk is able to get all over the place in his little personal boat somehow
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As i recall, all you need is a special treatment of the bottom of your ship, involving Sea Stone, to be able to pass the calm belt.

I believe the reasoning was that the sea monsters couldn't sense the ship if it was covered in sea stone, some such.

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I think the only other way is to land on the Red Line, hike across to the piece of land that touches the right Blue, and board a new ship on that side.

I guess if you had the man power you could carry your ship across, but that would be a pretty brutal trek.
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Pretty sure the Red Line is an enormous mountain cliff, "pick up your ship and carry it across" didn't particularly viable.
 
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sdarian said:
I'm a bit curious on things. If I recall right, we are technically transporting Kaya to West Blue or Loguetown. Seeing as we just left Loguetown, then West Blue is the current end goal... How do we get there?

From what I remember of One Piece, all the Blues are separated from one another and only touch while entering into the Grand Line - which is a one way trip from all appearances of the Reverse Mountain and how they travel up it.

Do we have to make/buy/steal one of those Navy ships that are built to travel across the Calm Belts? But then again, Don Krieg somehow sailed his busted ship back from the Grand Line into the East Blue so... maybe he had all his men rowing to force the ship through the Calm Belt? Though Dracule Mihawk is able to get all over the place in his little personal boat somehow...

I think the only other way is to land on the Red Line, hike across to the piece of land that touches the right Blue, and board a new ship on that side.

I guess if you had the man power you could carry your ship across, but that would be a pretty brutal trek.
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Sea stone is the embodiment of the essence of the sea, it allows the ship to blend in with sea and the sea kings ignore it.

Offcourse if the sea king is above water it is going to attack the ship anyway and current crew can't do shit to sea kings of that size.


If kaya wants to go to the west blue her best bet is the germa or Convincing garp to take her there.
 
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Lets be real here, Kaya isn't thinking about heading home. The crew isn't thinking about taking her. We be pirates now y'all.
 
[X] "My goal... no, my dream... is to become strong enough that I never have 'no other choice' again. And I will stand by that, to continue living a life I can be proud of. Suck on that, Contessa."
 
[X] Help the others
[X] "To live a life my mother and father would have been proud of."

I think @Summer Bones is on to something here, so I offer a humble modification for those wanting more specificity and more anime-ness. Annette and Danny have influenced Taylor's morality significantly and we can see echoes of them in Taylor's sense of justice. Her methods of dispensing that justice might have been learned from Bakuda and Jack, but the actual justice is rooted in her parents. Parents that she both believes are dead at this point. She never had the chance to find out it was Brian that died instead. Taylor probably thinks she failed her parents, so she pledges her new life to them.
 
[X] Help the others after safely securing the book.
[X] "To become strong enough that I never have "no other choice" again, while also living a life I can be proud of."
 
ClaireSentience said:
[X] Help the others
[X] "To live a life my mother and father would have been proud of."

I think @Summer Bones is on to something here, so I offer a humble modification for those wanting more specificity and more anime-ness. Annette and Danny have influenced Taylor's morality significantly and we can see echoes of them in Taylor's sense of justice. Her methods of dispensing that justice might have been learned from Bakuda and Jack, but the actual justice is rooted in her parents. Parents that she both believes are dead at this point. She never had the chance to find out it was Brian that died instead. Taylor probably thinks she failed her parents, so she pledges her new life to them.
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I would advise to not split the vote, but the 'being strong' vote has a huge lead anyway.

Anyway, I think it's more important that Taylor lives a life she can be proud of. What that means can certainly be influenced by her parents, but it shouldn't be the definition of her goal.
 
spudman said:
I would advise to not split the vote, but the 'being strong' vote has a huge lead anyway.

Anyway, I think it's more important that Taylor lives a life she can be proud of. What that means can certainly be influenced by her parents, but it shouldn't be the definition of her goal.
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At some point, all I can do is create options that hopefully inspire the author when deciding how to turn the vote into a chapter.

And Taylor doesn't trust herself to know what's right or wrong anymore - she thinks she's broken after all, musing on it while rejecting her identities of Skitter and Weaver. But she still trusts and loves her parents, and it's a useful metric anyways. Plus she should really think of her parents more often.
 
[X] Help the others
[X] Keep on reading
[X] "To become strong enough that I never have 'no other choice' again."
 
[X] Help the others
[X] "To become strong enough that I never have 'no other choice' again.
 
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