Motochika Chōsokabe (
seadevil) wrote in
piratejournal2015-04-13 01:04 am
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[Still docked at Mirror Island for obvious reasons, the captain of the Katabami has a dilemma.]
I don't suppose anyone knows what the best course of action is for when you accidentally trade your wife for a tuna..?
I don't suppose anyone knows what the best course of action is for when you accidentally trade your wife for a tuna..?

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[It really was good tuna, okay? And it's not like he traded Ragna to villains of any sort. The fishmongers seemed like quite nice people, really. Very friendly and enthusiastic. Of course, they were friendly and enthusiastic because they wanted Ragna, but nevertheless...]
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[No, really. That's pretty funny dude.]
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[Obviously, since the fishmonger saw it as a worthy dowry for his daughter. Too bad Motochika couldn't understand a word the man said.]
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Hit yourself in the head until your stupidity goes away
[and stop making marriage look bad. You're not helping]
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[he sounds pretty grouchy]
And I might never have one if morons keep getting on the journal and making marriage sound like a dang game.
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Hope that they don't realise that he has a bounty on his head, which surely exceeds the value of the tuna.
They'll soon regret acquiring him once they discover his personality. Compensate them for the tuna in exchange for his return. Just... be careful not to accidentally barter something valuable away.
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That would be fortituous. Still, there's no reason to take advantage of them.
I do hope that this isn't a reflection of the state of all your marriages.
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[This is vital.]
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[Possibly all of the tuna, but he was generous enough to share it with the crew. Minus Ragna, of course.]
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[It's just that Ragna is going to make his life miserable when he does and he'd really rather not have to deal with that if he doesn't have to.]
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... your wife?
[It carries his usual disdain, but the way he says it conveys "what the fuck?" more than it does "I'm biding my time for an opportunity to get away with murdering you."]
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[You don't get any of the nice tuna, either. Jerk.]
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