Grand Line: A Narrative Fiction

"The entrance to Grand Line, is a mountain," Nami explained with her hand on a map depicting Grand Line. She was the only one who put on a rain coat to prepare for the weather. We were all sitting in the kitchen, sheltering ourselves from the storm. "A mountain!?" Usopp questioned. "Exactly. I had a hard time believing it myself when I looked at the map, but look! The Light of Guidance was directly pointing at reverse mountain located right here on on Red Line," Nami gestured towards the map. "Does that mean we have to crash through the mountain?" Zoro asked while raising his eyebrow. "No, there's a waterway right here," I pointed out. It said waterway on the map as clear as day. "A waterway? That's crazy!" Usopp proclaimed with sweat …show more content…

"We really are going to climb up the mountain!" She explained. "Are you still going on about that?" Zoro asked. Nami explained her theory to us. She said that if strong currents from each of the four seas were to all head towards the mountain, then they would drive the water up the waterway. And that at the top, the currents would merge and go out to the Grand Line. Sounds better than my guesses, I thought. "Since we're already riding the currents, all we have to worry about is steering properly," Nami said. "Reverse mountain is a winter island so the currents that hit its edge will travel down to the bottom of the sea. So if we fail to enter the waterway, we'll crash and get dragged down to the bottom of the sea. Got it?" "So basically, you're saying that it's a magic mountain, right?" Luffy asked. Nami and I sighed. "I shouldn't have expected you to understand..." Nami said. "Nami, you're amazing!" Sanji cheered with hearts coming out of his eyes. Zoro stood up. "Never heard of a ship going up a mountain before," He …show more content…

"About the mountain?" Zoro questioned. "No but I've heard things about Grand Line," Sanji answered. "Supposedly, half of the people die just trying to go in. Entering it is no easy task." "I see the magic mountain!" Luffy yelled. "Wait! What's that huge shadow!?" I heard from behind me. I turned around to see Usopp. "Oh, Usopp's awake." "Yo." Sanji greeted. "It's huge!" Usopp continued. "So that's the Red Line." I stated. "I can't even see the top of because of the clouds!" Usopp proclaimed. "Get a good grip of the rudder so we don't get dragged down under!" Luffy yelled. Sanji and Usopp ran over to the rudder and grabbed it. "Just leave it to us!" "Amazing," Nami stated. "I can't believe it..." Zoro said in disbelief. I smiled. "Now that isn't something you see everyday." The waterway had ten beautifully decorated gates depicting dragons on them. "The entrance to the waterway is coming up!" I told the crew. "We're veering off course! Turn a little to the right!" Luffy ordered. "Right!?" Usopp asked. "Turn starboard!" Sanji and Usopp tried to move the rudder, but the handle broke off with a loud crack. They fell over while wood splinters were flying everywhere. "The rudder just..." Nami