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tampered2007-01-18 04:26 pm
Log; complete [backdated]
When; Jan 17, a couple of hours after this log.
Rating; PG-13 at most
Characters; Sanji [
erocook_ftw] & Nico Robin [
blackhibiscus]
Summary; Robin's been missing for several hours, so Sanji goes out to find her. He does, but not in the state he expected. Panic, outrage, and angsting ensues.
Log;
Flight was almost second nature to Sanji now. He normally glided along just above the ground, but certain circumstances required movement far above the teeming City streets.
Robin had left the ship around mid-morning, claiming that she needed time alone to think. While neither Sanji or Zoro thought it was a particularly good idea since she was pregnant and CP9 was on the loose, Luffy had let her go without a second thought. Sanji had spent most of the day in final preparation for the concert that night, shipping the food to the square and making sure it was exactly where Motoko wanted it.
However, as the hours dragged on, the cook grew more and more concerned about the whereabouts of his nakama. After delivering the last dish of food, Sanji took to the sky, his eyes peeled for any sign of Robin.
And then, at last, he spotted her, facedown in a narrow alley. As he descended, he noticed the blood -- blood everywhere, and pouring out of her wounds.
"Shit!" Sanji landed heavily and rushed to the woman's side, rolling her onto her back and lifting up her shoulders. He furiously patted her cheeks with his other hand, trying to coax her back to consciousness. "Robin! Robin, please wake up! Oh, fuck! Robin!"
Rating; PG-13 at most
Characters; Sanji [
Summary; Robin's been missing for several hours, so Sanji goes out to find her. He does, but not in the state he expected. Panic, outrage, and angsting ensues.
Log;
Flight was almost second nature to Sanji now. He normally glided along just above the ground, but certain circumstances required movement far above the teeming City streets.
Robin had left the ship around mid-morning, claiming that she needed time alone to think. While neither Sanji or Zoro thought it was a particularly good idea since she was pregnant and CP9 was on the loose, Luffy had let her go without a second thought. Sanji had spent most of the day in final preparation for the concert that night, shipping the food to the square and making sure it was exactly where Motoko wanted it.
However, as the hours dragged on, the cook grew more and more concerned about the whereabouts of his nakama. After delivering the last dish of food, Sanji took to the sky, his eyes peeled for any sign of Robin.
And then, at last, he spotted her, facedown in a narrow alley. As he descended, he noticed the blood -- blood everywhere, and pouring out of her wounds.
"Shit!" Sanji landed heavily and rushed to the woman's side, rolling her onto her back and lifting up her shoulders. He furiously patted her cheeks with his other hand, trying to coax her back to consciousness. "Robin! Robin, please wake up! Oh, fuck! Robin!"

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"I'm sorry." His voice cracked, and his body was trembling. "God," he brought their hands to rest against his forehead, "I thought you'd died. I thought... I didn't..." Sanji would never be as stony-faced as Zoro. Tears gently pattered onto the bed. "I thought we'd lost you. I'm sorry. I'm sorry, I'm so, so sorry."
And he remained like that for another moment, clutching the bedsheet and Robin's pulse, shoulders shaking visibly as he fought to control his emotions. But he'd been scared witless, scared to the point of not knowing what to do.
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"Don't..." she whispered, her voice strained with emotion, she was on the verge of bursting out in tears. Dear God, what had she done? "Please don't, Sanji."
She wrapped her arms around him and pulled him into a tight hug, never wanting to let go ever again. She was a horrible person. Absolutely horrible. "I'm the one who should be sorry for bringing you this much pain."
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"No," he said at last. "It's not your fault. I should've been there to stop him. Me or Luffy or Zoro... one of us, any of us. I don't... If you had died, I don't think I would've ever forgiven myself." He reached out and patted her hand. "I'm so glad you're alive, Robin."
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"Being alive is insignificant when I'm nothing but a burden to you all right now," she spoke, clutching his hand, just to hold him, to find some comfort among all her misery. "Still, I'm so glad that you're here with me."
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Speaking of which... "Robin." He was growing accustomed to not affixing an honorific at the end of her name. "What happened, exactly?"
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She shuddered and closed her eyes for a moment, not wanting to think about those few humiliating minutes.
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He'd been bothered all the while by Robin's pregnancy already. He didn't want this to pile onto the list of things to brood about.
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She gazed out of the window for a moment before looking at him with a smile. "Shouldn't you tell the others where you are?"
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"I probably should head back now. I'm playing the trombone for a song, and helping out with food." He turned to look back at her. "You sure you'll be all right?"
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"Cook-san, please tell me what's wrong."
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"What do you mean?" he inquired, walking back to her bedside.
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"I can't forgive him," the cook said finally. "I can't forgive him for doing this to you. Okay, so it was a curse. Okay, so you've accepted it now. So you want the baby. I'm happy for you, I really am." He sighed. "But I hate him. No matter how much you -- you love him," he choked on those words, "I hate his guts. I'm sorry, but..."
Sanji dropped his head and ran his fingers through his hair, if only to hide his furious expression from Robin. "It broke my heart, okay?!"
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"I love you so much, Cook-san," she said, squeezing his hand to emphasize those words. "And please know that whenever a... situation arises where I need to choose, I will choose for you. I will choose for you, for Luffy, for Swordsman-san, for Navigator-san, for Longnose-kun and for Doctor-san," she spoke quietly, She wasn't even entirely too sure of that herself, but she wanted to comfort him. Her own conscience too, maybe.
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"I love you too," he whispered. He never expected those words to mean what they did at that moment, as he sat there like a forsaken little boy.
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"Now go to that concert of yours, I'll be cheering on you from here, alright?"
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"I hope you get better soon, Robin-chan," he said quietly. That said, he turned and headed for the door.