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mewiyev · 1 year
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merry christmas from the charlotte family
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bitingblade · 8 months
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one piece is okay ig but i do love the charlotte family sm so here's some girlies!! 🎂
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roseaesynstylae · 11 months
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I like to think that Katakuri is close to his youngest siblings. Here’s some ideas.
Anglais: Looks up to Katakuri as the embodiment of coolness. He and his big brother ride their bug-bikes around Whole Cake Island when Katakuri has spare time. When his mouth is revealed, Anglais is initially really shocked and needs some time to adjust, but ultimately concludes that Katakuri’s willingness to expose it despite the risk of ridicule makes him even cooler.
Wafers: Katakuri has worked hard to ensure that she, at least, has some reason. She tends to hide behind him when she’s upset. When his mouth is revealed, she’s a little disgusted but doesn’t think it’s worth getting upset over and gets used to it with time.
Wiro: He’s a cheerful guy who does his best to make Katakuri laugh. So far, he hasn’t succeeded but he’s not going to give up. Katakuri appreciates his efforts. When his mouth is revealed, Wiro doesn’t even notice.
De-Chat: He’s very nice, easily one of the nicest in his family, and Katakuri wants him to stay that way. On De-Chat’s end, he’s one of the few who picked up that Katakuri is under an immense amount of stress. When Katakuri’s mouth is revealed, De-Chat isn’t even slightly fazed. In fact, he can sort of understand why Katakuri feels the way he does (De-Chat is half Fish-Man, taking after his father in looks. Given how Pudding was treated for her eye, I wouldn’t be surprised if he’s dealt with bullying. The difference is, in my mind, that Katakuri learned from [and regretted] what happened with Pudding and took steps to make sure that didn’t happen again).
Normande: She likes to play with her older brother and, when Katakuri has the time, he does so. She often hides in his scarf. Katakuri tries hard not to think about what her conception must have been like, something everyone in the family does for the sake of their sanity. When his mouth is revealed, she doesn’t care at all.
Dolce and Dragee: Whenever they lose one of their balloons, Katakuri either gets them a new one or retrieves it for them. He tries to convince them to be more patient with Anana. When his mouth is revealed, they’re freaked out but calm down when they realize he’s still the same person.
Anana: Katakuri worries about her a lot. He wants his younger siblings to live happy lives and she’s clearly not happy. He tries to persuade her to take her violent urges out on pillows and such. She brightens up when she’s with him. When his mouth is revealed, she’s a little too fascinated by it. She asks all kinds of weird questions about it and likes to touch his teeth.
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nofatclips · 9 months
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Last Breath by Child of Waste
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makeitquietly · 2 years
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Motion Picture News, 23 October 1926
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perfettamentechic · 3 months
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22 febbraio … ricordiamo …
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2022: Anna Karen, nata Ann Harrison McCall, era un’attrice britannica di origine sudafricana . Ha ottenuto riconoscimenti per i suoi ruoli in diversi programmi televisivi e film popolari. Karen ha sviluppato un interesse per la recitazione in giovane età e si è unita al South African National Theatre all’età di quindici anni. Nel 1957, Karen sposò Richard Smart con il quale visse in Italia per…
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diablademon · 4 months
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I did a list of how long time there were between Charlotte siblings births.
This was made with the idea that Big Mom gave birth each and every year from she was 18 to 60 and never skipped a year. But keep in mind that she apparently gave birth 43 times in 42 years. So there was one year she gave birth two times.
First of Cracker and his sisters are only 5 months younger than Opera and his brothers. I read that children only have a chance of surving being premature birth if its been over 6 months. Because its at 6 months lungs and other organs are fully developed. But this is a show where a woman was pregnant for 22 months so everything goes in this world I guess.
Brûlée and Broyé have two different birthdays, twins being born on different dates arent that uncomman, but Broyé would have been born 9 months after Brûlée, 28 days before Nusstorte. Sounds more like Broyé would be apart of a Quadruplets with Nusstorte and his brothes than a twin of Brûlée. Most likely just a mistake on Odas part.
Perospero: March 14th 19 months
Compote: October 15th 12 months
Katakuri, Daifuku, Oven: November 25th 12 months
Mondée, Amande, Hachée, Effilée: December 10th 9 months
Opera, Counter Cadenza, Cabaletta, Gala: September 29th 5 months
Cracker, Custard, Angel: February 28th -
Zuccotto: - -
Brûlée, Broyé: March 6th and December 26th 10 months or 28 days
Nusstorte, Basskarte, Dosmarche: January 23rd 23 months
Noisette: December 15th 12 months
Moscato, Mash, Cornstarch - December 16th -
Compo, Laurin: - -
Mont-d'Or: April 23rd 20 months
Mozart, Marnier: - December 20th -
High-fat, Tablet: - -
Smoothie, Citron, Cinnamon - October 16th -
Saint-Marc, Basans: - -
Melise: - -
Dacquoise: - _
Galette, Poire: October 19th 12 months
Snack, Bavarois: October 29th 9 months
Prim, Paraline: July 22nd -
Kanten, Kato, Montb: - -
Chiboust: - -
Chiffon, Lola: January 27th 22 months
Mobile, Marble, Myukuru, Maple: November 17th -
Brownie: - -
Joconde: - -
Raisin: March 23rd -
Panna: - -
Mascarpone, Joscarpone: February 27th 19 months
Yuen: October 15th 13 months
Newichi, Newji, Newsan, Newshi, Newgo, Nutmeg, Akimeg, Allmeg, Harumeg, Fuyumeg: December 2nd -
Nougat: - -
Pudding: June 25th 7 months
Flampe: February 11th 20 months
Anglais: October 19th -
Wafers: - -
Wiro: - -
De-Chat: - -
Normande:- -
Doice, Dragée: Ferbruary 21st 14 months
Anana: April 17th
526 months total from start of being pregnant with perospero (Added 9 months to before his birth) to her giving birth to Anana. ~381 of those months she was pregnant (total of 31.75 years spent pregnant) and ~145 months (~12 years) between that being not pregnant. 72% of her prime was spent being pregnant. (46% of her entire life)
Other facts: -When Big mom was 24(?) she joined Rocks Pirates. same year she gave birth to Zuccoto. -Rocks got defeated when Big Mom was 30, the year Mont-d'Or was born. -At 35 Year old Big Mom created her own pirate crew, the year when Melise was born. And as it seems her children become officers in her crew when they turn 15 means Perospero, Compote, Katakuri, Daifuku and Oven all joind the crew as officers at the same time.
I find Big Moms pirates to be very interesting and I want to know more how the development happend. When did tottoland become a candy fantasy land? Did she have to wait untill her children ate devil fruits for that to happen? Or did Streusen turn things into food? Did she leave Rocks pirate to give birth or gave birth at the ship and then left back to tottoland to leave her newborns there? Katakuri and his brothers was apparently born on a ship, but such infomation isnt mentiond for Perospero or Compote. Katakuris flashback showed him and his sibling to grow up in a city, so Big Mom didnt keep them with her.
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mew-ya · 5 months
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maren wears a little bead anklet that says "marrin." de-chat and normande made one for him as a gift and no one knows how to spell his name, not even himself
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mask131 · 2 months
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The fantasy in modern Arthuriana (2)
This is a loose translation of Claire Jardillier’s article “Les enfants de Merlin: le merveilleux médiéval revisité” (The children of Merlin: Medieval magic revisited), for Anne Besson’s study-compilation.
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II/ Wizards and witches
The fantastical elements within modern rewrites are often embodied in the most visible way by a few key characters. First and foremost among this magical cast is, of course, Merlin the enchanter, but also regularly the bard Taliesin, despite his lesser presence within the Matter of Britain. Taliesin indeed only appears obviously tied to Arthur within the Welsh sources, especially “Preiddu Annwn”, where he is part of the expedition led by Arthur to steal away the cauldron of resurrection from the Otherworld. We can make the hypothesis that is it because of the historical rewrites of the Arthurian legends that the character of Taliesin gained such an importance, since it is in the Welsh sources that he is most frequently seen, sources that modern rewriters especially love due to judging them more ancient and thus more “authentic” and more Celtic than the chivalry romances and knighthood romans of France and England. Since Wales resisted more strongly to the Saxon invader, then to the Normand influence, modern novelists like to use the “Mabinogion” and the Welsh poems to historicize their Arthur. Taliesin usually stays within his traditional role of bard, in accord to the historical and bibliographical information we have about him. While quite brief, these information naturally designate him as the symbol of the Arthurian legend within a “realistic” rewriting, as a character between the history and the myth.
[In the “Hanes Taliesin” mainly, translated by Lady Charlotte Guest and which follows her “Mabinogion” translations, we discover the two births of Gwyon Bach/Taliesin, is exploits as a bard within the court of prince Elphin, and some of his poems. The historical Taliesin seems to have been a bard at the court of Urien Rheged during the 6th century, and the poems attributed to him were preserved within the “Llyfr Taliesin” (The Book of Taliesin). It notably contains the famous “Cat Godeu” (Battle of the Trees) and the previously mentioned “Preiddu Annwn”. These Welsh poems, like many others, were translated and published by William F. Skene within his “Four Ancient Books of Wales”]
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As such, within Fay Sampson’s “Daughter of Tintagel” cycle he becomes one of the five narrators that relate the life of Morgan. A first-person narration that give a voice to a secondary character of the medieval corpus is a fundamental trait of modern Arthurian literature : as such, we can hear Kai, Pelleas, Bohort, Rhys or Bedwyr, characters whose point of view is rarely given in legends, alongside the manifestation of more novel characters, such as Derfel, a shadowy warrior turned saint in the 6th century who narrates Bernard Cornwell’s “Warlord Chronicles”. [Respectively, Kai is heard within Phyllis Ann Karr’s The Idylls of the Queen and John Gloag’s Artorius Rex ; Pelleas within Stephen R. Lawhead’s Arthur and Courtway Jones’ In the Shadow of the Oak King ; Bohort within Dorothy Jane Roberts’ Launcelot my Brother ; Rhys within Gillian Bradshaw’s Kingdom of Summer ; Bedwyr within Catherine Christian’s The Sword and the Flame and Stephen R. Lawhead’s Arthur.]
Within Stephen Lawhead’s works, the role of Taliesin is more developed since he becomes the father, and so the precursor of Merlin (within Marion Zimmer Bradley’s, he is Merlin’s first incarnation). In his trilogy, the bard Talesin paves the way for Merlin, who will surpass his father in his role as the companion of the major hero, Arthur king of Britain. It is precisely this dimension that is often used by modern Arthurianists. [Stephen R. Lawhead wrote in reality five novels, the last two being a flash-back to episodes from between book 2 and 3. This Arthurian cycle is especially concerned with the questions of filiation, legitimacy and predestination. As such, Taliesin announces and foreshadow the coming of his son, a sort of messiah for the Britons, but Merlin himself works for the coming of Arthur, the savior of Britain as much on a spiritual level (the writings of Lawhead are distinctly Christian in tone) as on a political level. It is probably why we also see here a weird and exceptional element introduced, as Arthur is made the posthumous son of Aurelius, and not the bastard of Uther. Here Arthur is the product of an union blessed by the Church, and as such he descends from the first High-King, not from his replacement out of a “side-branch” of the family.]
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We also have to note that modern rewrites love to tell what happened during the life of characters in the form of prequels – in this case, the youth of Merlin, which is rarely detailed in the Middle-Ages outside of his birth and his encounter with Vortigern. It was the case within Mary Stewart, the first author who was concerned with the wizard’s youth, and who sems to have deeply marked modern Arthurianists, since the same pattern can be found in other novels, including those of Stephen Lawhead. This concern with “what happened before” is not exclusively Arthurian, and can be seen within other contemporary sagas – Star Wars, Indiana Jones, Blueberry… It is a tradition as old as the various “Childhoods” texts of the Middle-Ages. [Mary Stewart wrote “The Crystal Cave”, “The Hollow Hills” and “The Last Enchantment”. As a proof of the intertextuality of Arthurian novels, “the last enchantment” is an expression reused and exploited by Bernard Cornwell in the last part of his trilogy, where a dying Merlin, entirely devoured by his own student Nimue, preserves a “last enchantment” to allow Arthur and a few others to escape the battle of Camlan]
Be it Taliesin or Merlin, the first way the question of the magic implants itself within the narrative device is about the relationship between the king and his wizard. The magical element is thus tied to the political power, weighed down by a reality which, if not historical, is at least coherent. This heirloom is directly tied to the medieval sources, even if it is not obvious at first. The idea of an Arthur raised as a boy by Merlin owes much more to T.H. White’s “The Once and Future King” than to the medieval texts, where only a slow and complex evolution allowed the association of those two characters now seen as undividable. [White’s work is a set of five novels, first published separately, then compiled as one work in the 50s, and to which the last novel, The Book of Merlin, was added in 1977. This work is a precursor of all the rewrites that happened from the 60s onward, especially the first book that tells of Arthur’s childhood and his education by Merlin. It was a best-seller, and the adaptation of this first novel into an animated movie by Disney (63’s The Sword in the Stone) amplified its impact]. Indeed, within Geoffroy of Monmouth, Merlin and Arthur follow each other in the text… but never meet. It was within later rewrites, Wave, Lawamon, and in the French “Lancelot-Graal”, that the king and the enchanter will develop a more intimate relationship, culminating within Malory’s Morte Darthur. [In Geoffroy’s tale, the two characters at least never meet within the context of the tale. A doubt is allowed since in most of the manuscripts, Merlin makes a brief apparition at the very end of the “Historia”, where an “angelic voice” talks to Cadwallader, telling him that “God wishes that the Britons stop ruling within Britain until the moment that Merlin prophesized to Arthur” ; this sentence implies that Merlin might have been the king’s prophet, a role that will become more and more obvious in later rewrites]
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This is due to the two characters, Merlin and Arthur, originally belonging to two distinct traditions. Once they became connected thanks to Geoffroy’s Historia Regum Britaniae, the two characters got closer and closer, and gained many interactions, just as Merlin’s interventions became more and more fantastical. This is very clear when we look at an episode shared by all the medieval Merlinian tales: the moving of the stones of Ireland to create Stonehenge. Within Geoffroy’s, it is a mechanical process. Within Wace, an unexplained way. Finally, within Lawamon, it becomes a powerful spell that makes the stone “as light as feathers”. Modern authors follow this tradition and often reuse this episode, or a similar one, in what we can call “the motif of the dancing stones”. In the same way, within Lawhead’s novel, a child Merlin proves his powers to an assembly of druids by making the stones of a cromlech levitate. Stonehenge plays an important role for Cornwell: it becomes the place of a ghost-filled ceremony during which Merlin gives Excalibur to Arthur. Even among comic books, Merlin makes stones dance before amazed mortals. [It is within the first volume of the BD series “Merlin” by Jean-Luc Istin and Eric Lambert, “La colère d’Ahès” (The Wrath of Ahès). The dancing stones of Istin and Lambert are quite similar to the ones described by Lawhead, and the scenarist confessed having read the “Pendragon Cycle”. We find in this “Merlin” the same habt of syncretizing religions as within Lawhead’s works (father Blaise is a former druid, and offers Merlin as a symbol of the union of religions).]
We find back here what we said before: the historicized Arthurian literature of the 60s-80s greatly deprived the medieval text of their fantasy, and since the 80s-90s we have a slow re-appropriation of the medieval magic within novels that still, however, wish to be historical. In other terms – the stones are dancing again, but they are always dancing in a mentioned 6th century.
Before Lawamon, Merlin only acted during the lifetime of Aurelius and Uther, before disappearing for no reason after Arthur’s birth. However, the encounter between those two historical characters was too tempting to be avoided, and we can see a true shift between Geoffroy and Malory (for example), which today leads to the many tales in which Merlin acts as the teacher, tutor, or even adoptive father of Arthur. This filiation is helped by two elements. On one side, that is an elliptic moment covering Arthur’s childhood in medieval texts, and we go from him as a baby to him as a young fifteen-year old king. [We find within Lawamon the beginning of an explication: child-Arthur was raised by elves at Avalon. This idea was reused by Parke Godwin within the novel “Firelord”.] On the other hand, we can see that all of his next of kin die around the same time. In front of this absence of parents, it is very tempting to remove Ector (the father of Kay and the tutor of the royal child in the tradition) and put in his place a more familiar and impressive character, Merlin the wizard.
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We talked before of the habit of “prequels”: the cyclical temptation of modern novels, which in a way mimics the Arthurian medieval tradition of a condensed and fractioned writing of the whole Arthurian legend (usually in three volumes), favorizes the writing of the origins, of the “before Arthur”. The introduction of Merlin, but also of Taliesin, proves this attraction for what Anne Besson calls an “Arthurian prehistory”. For Stephen Lawhead, the link between the various generations (Taliesin, father of Merlin, Merlin spiritual father of Arthur) insists upon the greatness and the predestination of the king of the Britons, the bearer of Light. Even when the Arthurian tale is limited to a single novel, it is not unusual to see it begin with the generation before Arthur: it was the case with Victor Canning’s “The Crimson Chalice”, where a third of the novel follows the events that led to Arthur’s birth (even though here Arthur’s parents are named Tia and Baradoc, and bear no resemblance to Igraine or Uther).
To all the reasons described above, we must add the fictional temptation of having characters coexisting to allow a powerful confrontation. But this temptation also bears a prevalent trait of the modern Arthurian fiction, and of its dialogue with the sources. Indeed, it is not uncommon to see a rearrangement, to various degrees, of the links that traditionally unite the characters. As such, in most sources Ygerne is the wife of Gorlois and the mother of Arthur, but she can be his half-sister and the mother of Medraud within Rosemary Sutcliff’s “Sword at Sunset”. The same Ygerne becomes Gorlois’ daughter, not his wife, in Stephen Lawhead’s work, as the author plays with the writing of the myth, has his Merlin-narrator laugh about the mad rumors that circulated about the siege of Tintagel “I have even heard it said that Ygerna was Gorlas’ wife – Imagine that!”). The marvelous does not escape this kind of more-or-less extreme shifts: the case of the female characters, of their relationship to magic, and of their role within history is especially revealing.
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arianasuchi · 2 months
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princessroyal95 · 10 months
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This is love (Charlotte Katakuri x Hirawashi Len) [Spanish version]
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¿Quién puede amar a un monstruo como Charlotte Katakuri? Es hijo de Charlotte Linlin, conocida como Big Mom, y la cuestión del segundo hijo mayor de la familia es quien podría amar a alguien como él.
Su idea se deshace cuando conoce a una chica un tanto tsundere, pero con un corazón de oro que enamorará al comandante.
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Capítulo VII
Presienten de que iban a ser hombres muertos y todo por culpa de su pequeña hermanita Normande. Len los miraba con furia y con los brazos cruzados esperando algún tipo de respuesta, por parte de uno de ellos. Y lo que recibe es un silencio absoluto de los cuatros adultos y un toque de picardía en sus ojos. Aunque el único que no lo destacaba era Katakuri. Un hombre que no daba emoción alguna a través de sus órbitas, pero podía notar algún que otro tembleque en su cuerpo.
Por su parte, Cracker amplía su sonrisa divertido viendo lo que estaba pasando en ese mismo instante que hasta se alejó de sus hermanos estirando aún más las bragas de la joven Len. Su mirada era perversa y la chica lo notaba.
—¿Esto es tuyo? —Se lo muestra no queriendo dárselo.
—Cracker no es gracioso —alza la ceja intentando averiguar qué es lo que trama.
—Pero me divierte saber que nuestra inquilina sea tan despistada en dejar la ropa por ahí suelta. Cualquier pervertido como nosotros podría aprovechar la ocasión. —En el fondo se escuchan las risas de sus hermanos menos la de Katakuri.
—¿Así que admites que fuiste tú? —señalándolo con el dedo.
—No, más bien cierta persona se puso traviesa y te robó la ropa.
—¿Quién?
—Normande —habla finalmente Katakuri ya despertando de su trance hormonal.
—... Es demasiado mona como para poder hacer eso. —Una gota va resbalando por su sien sin poder creérselo.
—Cierto, pero recuerda somos la familia Charlotte. —Le aclara Oven muy tranquilo.— Y somos muy traviesos menos a éste de aquí —señalando a su mellizo mayor.
Katakuri iba a reprochar y se calló porque era lo mejor que podía hacer. En cambio, Len solo da un suspiro largo intentando pensar con claridad en su siguiente movimiento. La verdad es que estar correteando por todo el castillo en busca del ladrón la ha dejado agotada. No obstante, no le divertía que el hombre de cabellos lilas esté bailando por toda la habitación ¡y con sus bragas!
Daifuku y Oven querían unirse ya que querían molestarla; sin embargo, su hermano mayor los detiene. Los miró por un momento y negó con la cabeza para que no hicieran ninguna locura. Por lo poco que conoce a la chica, sabe lo que podría hacer capaz.
—Cracker, ¿me devuelves las bragas, por favor? —pregunta la chica amablemente mirando al comandante sweet.
—¿Y qué me das a cambio?
—Una paliza.
—Oye, que agresiva te has puesto. —Su boca se amplía más notando como una vena se forma en la sien de la joven.— Con esa actitud no llegaremos a nada.
—Cracker, te lo estoy pidiendo amablemente.
El joven Charlotte cruza los brazos estando en su modo pensativo.
—... No, creo que me divertiré un poco más.
—Cracker. —Una sonrisa, totalmente siniestra, se forma en los labios de Len. Esto a Katakuri no le gustó demasiado.
—Hermano, será mejor que le entregues esa prenda. —Le advierte Oven notando un aura tenebrosa en el cuerpo de Len.
—Si me da un beso en la mejilla, pero claro, es tan enana que ni puede alcanzarme.
Como se nota que a Charlotte Cracker le encantaba molestar a la joven Hirawashi que aún mantiene aquella sonrisa que no daba buena espina. Hasta decidió acercarse estirando las bragas hacia ella, aunque se alejó. Parece que tiene ganas de jugar el amante y ministro de las galletas.
Y pasó. Unos segundos después, vemos a Cracker en el sueldo de espaldas y Len encima suya sujetando su brazo izquierdo haciéndole bastante daño. Realmente estaba empleando la fuerza bruta y el hombre no paraba de gritar de sufrimiento.
—¡Suelta mi brazo, maldita bruta!
—¡Dame las putas bragas, Cracker!
—¡Si no me sueltas, no te los daré!
—¡Pues romperé tu brazo!
Los trillizos veían con miedo la escena y menos mal que ninguno es Cracker, el pobre debe estar sufriendo. Su hermano no paraba de golpear, con su brazo libre, el suelo como si realmente le estuviese doliendo. ¿Esto es lo que les puede pasar si se casan con ella? Un escalofrío les recorre por el cuerpo no queriendo imaginarlo.
—¡Vale! ¡Me rindo! ¡Toma tus putas bragas! —Cracker estira con ese brazo las bragas para que la chica las cogiese y le dejase tranquilo.
—Muchas gracias. —Y lo suelta en donde escucha un leve quejido de dolor por parte del comandante.
—Todo lo malo te tiene que pasar a ti, hermanito —ríe Daifuku dándole mucha pena lo que acaba de pasar.
—Tenías que haberle entregado la prenda desde el minuto uno. —Y no era el único, también Oven se divirtió con la escena.
—¡Callaos malditos! ¡Tened piedad conmigo!
El otro comandante solo suspira aliviado de que se haya terminado la pelea. Y ahora sus ojos granates se clavan en el cuerpo de Len que observaba con detenimiento sus bragas por si se han rompido o que. Parece que tiene cierto cariño ante esas prendas. Y los ojos de color avellana se clavan en la suya, ¿o estaba mirando la ropa que aún sostenía en sus brazos?
Len se acerca con pasos ligeros hacia donde está el comandante para plantarle cara como lo ha hecho con Cracker. Y la diferencia de altura de ambos era inmensa que hasta la joven tuvo que hacerle señas para que se agachase. Katakuri solo reza en su cabeza en que la chica no le haga lo mismo que a su hermano. Agacha todo su cuerpo estando casi a la altura de Len y ve que señala su ropa con el dedo acusador.
—¿Me darás la ropa o te vas a poner juguetón como tu queridísimo hermano?
Su parte juguetona y misteriosa realmente quería eso, pero su lado serio y neutral le advertía que si hace eso estaría en la misma situación que Cracker. Así que lo mejor es coger la segunda opción: entregar la ropa restante a Len. La morena sonríe complacida de que Katakuri no haya ido al lado oscuro hasta le dieron ganas de darle un beso en la frente, pero se contuvo.
Se aleja para darle espacio y que acuda a su hermano Cracker que aún se estaba quejando de dolor. En realidad, en el fondo, le estaba dando pena verlo así; aunque se lo merecía por ser tan idiota. Katakuri se acerca hacia él y lo ayuda a levantarse mientras que Daifuku y Oven seguían riéndose como nunca.
—La voy a matar. —Esas frases le resultaron familiar.
—Si la matas nunca te podrás casar con ella. Ninguno de nosotros.
—¡La mataré cuando me haya casado con ella y tengamos hijos! —Sí, son las mismas frases que dijo antes de ir a Isla Cacao.
Ahora el gran problema que tiene Len es como volver a su cuarto. Todavía no se ha acostumbrado a estar en este sitio. Hasta le molestaba la toalla que tiene en su cabeza por lo que decide quitársela antes de que sus cabellos se enreden ya que es fino. Con algo de elegancia se lo quita dejando liberar su larga cabellera que casi toca el suelo. Puede sentir como aquellos cuatro han dejado de discutir y sus ojos estaban clavadas en ella.
El más mayor de todos se quedó embobado por unos cuantos segundos al ver como aquellos cabellos castaños hacían cascada en su espalda y no se imaginó que lo tendría tan largo. ¿Por qué siempre lleva un moño? Se veía hermosa así con el pelo suelto. Pero ¿qué estaba diciendo? No tiene que pensar en esas cosas. Debe centrarse en sus tareas o intentar pensar en otra cosa y no en el cuerpo semidesnudo de la joven.
Vaya, una cosa se le pasó por la cabeza y es que seguramente que le pedirá que la lleve a su cuarto por haberse perdido. Otra vez. ¿Por qué le tiene que pasar esto a él? Cierra los ojos intentando mantener la calma en su mente donde estaba produciéndose hormonas pervertidas. Iba a decirle algo y, de pronto, el siguiente movimiento que hizo Len le dejó con la boca abierta, aunque no se le veía por la bufanda, y con las mejillas sonrojadas.
Len se había puesto sus bragas ante la presencia de aquellos cuatro hombres y, obviamente, tenía que levantarse un poco el albornoz mostrando su trasero que a ojos de cualquiera estaba bien formado. A los trillizos le estaban dando un ataque en su corazón mientras que a Cracker le sangraba la nariz por tener tal espectáculo. Esto a Daifuku le puso nervioso y, al mismo tiempo, rabioso.
—¿Qué demonios estás haciendo? —formula la pregunta intentando aguantar los bombeos de su corazón el usuario del Akuma no Mi.
—Vestirme, ¿no es obvio? —¡Y lo dice tan panchamente!
—¡¿Y tiene que hacerlo delante nuestra?!
—Oh, vamos. Como si no hubierais visto a una mujer desnuda.
«¿No le importa desnudarse delante nuestra?» es lo que piensa ahora mismo Katakuri. La sangre le bombea con rapidez intentando mantener la calma como puede. ¿Por qué demonios esa chica le estaba produciendo esa sensación de excitarse y perder la paciencia? Y sus ojos se agrandan al ver el siguiente movimiento de Len.
Como si todo va a cámara lenta, la joven Hirawashi va quitándose el albornoz ante la atenta mirada de los cuatro. Los corazones de ellos empiezan a bombear con más fuerza que antes provocando que su cerebro se desconectara por unos segundos y que sus ojos siguieran clavados en ella. Para Cracker era una gran oportunidad para ver este espectáculo y no era el único que lo pensaba.
Por alguna extraña razón, a Katakuri no le estaba haciendo gracia que sus hermanos estuviesen viendo el espectáculo. Tendría que ser el único que puede ver aquello. Espera ¿acaba de pensar en ello? Pero ¿qué demonios le está haciendo esa chica? Ya estaba a punto de ver uno de sus pechos, ya que les estaba dando la espalda, pero de perfil se podía ver perfectamente todo su cuerpo. Su Haki de Observación le estaba fallando por momentos, no sabía cómo reaccionar. Quería seguir viéndolo y, al mismo tiempo, no.
Y como si un milagro apareció de la nada, el cerebro de Katakuri se activa y utiliza el poder de su mochi para enjaular a la chica y que pueda vestirse tranquilamente. Cracker, Daifuku y Oven abren la boca con sorpresa por lo que ha hecho su hermano mayor y empiezan a regañarle.
—¡¿Qué haces idiota?! ¡Era nuestra gran oportunidad! —grita Oven muy cerca de su oído.
—¡Katakuri, eres cruel! —Le reprocha Cracker con lágrimas de cocodrilo en sus ojos.
—¡Yo quería ver más! —Ahora era Daifuku que tiraba de su brazo.— ¡Deshazte del mochi!
—No lo haré —comenta tranquilamente con los ojos cerrados.— Es nuestra futura esposa, hay que tenerle respeto sobre todo en estas cosas.
—¡Hermano!
—Ya puedes deshacer el mochi, Katakuri —escucha la voz de Len desde el otro lado de su habilidad y le hace caso. Ya la joven estaba vestida y, esta vez, llevaba un pantalón largo ajustado y una camisa simple y ya se ha hecho su típico moño.— ¿Sabes? Si te soy sincera, sabía que me ibas a proteger de esos pervertidos. —Le saca la lengua divertida.
Eso lo ha dejado desconcertado. ¿Qué lo sabía?
—¿Puedes prever el futuro?
—No, lo llamo sexto sentido.
—Como sea. —Se arregla un poco la bufanda ya manteniendo la calma.
—Oye, ya que estás aquí, ¿por qué no damos una vuelta? —propone Oven con mucha determinación acercándose a la chica.— Me gustaría conocerte.
—Y no creo que seas el único que piensa lo mismo. —Len lo mira con un ojo abierto mirando a los otros tres y piensa: «Y menos mal que no está aquel otro porque ya le hubiera dado una paliza de la buena».
—Bueno pues demos la vuelta los cinco.
—Vale, ya que prefiero tener a vuestro hermano mayor controlando a unos pervertidos como ustedes. —Eso no les ha gustado demasiado.— Aunque no me hubiese importado, ya que con Lurke me metía en el baño de los chicos para darme un baño con él.
—¡¿Qué?! —gritan los cuatro al mismo tiempo con un leve sonrojo en sus rostros.
—Era broma —ríe Len divertida viendo sus expresiones de pánico.
A Katakuri le molestó demasiado que se acercó a la chica y coge sus muñecas para alzarla hasta a su altura. Len solo sonríe inocentemente hacia el chico como una forma de pedir disculpas. El comandante alza la ceja viendo las intenciones de la joven, pero eso no surge en efecto en él. La carga en su hombro como si fuera un saco de papas, escuchando un leve grito de sorpresa de Len.
—¿Qué crees que estás haciendo? —pregunta confusa e indefensa en ese estado.
—Como dijo Oven, daremos una vuelta. Pero estás castigada.
—¿Castigada? —Y, de repente, sin esperarlo, siente una palmada bien fuerte en su trasero que esto hizo que la chica se sonrojase de golpe. Sus hermanos estaban sorprendidos ante la acción de Katakuri.
—Otra palabra más y tendrás otra palmada. —Sin embargo, esto a él le divertía, y tener la oportunidad de tocar el trasero de la chica era una ventaja para el comandante.
—Oye... ¿le puedo dar yo uno? —pregunta Cracker inocente acercándose a su hermano, que le sacaba dos cabezas de altura, pero su mirada lo decía todo. Un gran pervertido.
—¡No! —dice seco y con una mirada fulminante.
—No seas malo conmigo, hombre.
—Prefiero que me da una palmada tu hermano que tú, cara de galleta. —Se sincera Len apoyando los codos en el gran hombro del comandante.
—¿Ah sí? —Eso no se lo esperaba a Katakuri por lo que hace el mismo gesto, pero con más fuerza y, esta vez, el grito era más fuerte.— Veamos si el próximo grito es un gemido de satisfacción. —Vale, las caras de Oven y Daifuku eran de sorpresa.
—¿Desde cuándo nuestro hermano se ha vuelto pervertido?
—Creo que al ver a la chica semidesnuda afectó demasiado a sus hormonas —susurra bajito Oven muy cerca del oído de Daifuku.
—¡Katakuri! ¡¿Dónde está el hombre serio y antipático?! —Otro grito por parte de Len al recibir otra palmada y, esta vez, le gustó demasiado.
—Andando —va dirigiéndose hacia la salida siendo seguido por sus hermanos.
—¿Puedo preguntar? —Unas cuantas lágrimas salen de sus ojos como intentando que Katakuri sea bueno con ella.
—No.
—Pero... ¡Ah! —Se tapa la boca con rapidez porque se le escapó un gemido bastante sonoro que petrificó a todos los hermanos.
—... Bueno, al hacer eso te dejaré que hagas la pregunta. —Seguramente que el condenado se estaba divirtiendo por la reacción de la chica.
—¿Cu... Cuándo dejarás de castigarme?
—No sé, depende de cómo te portes de aquí hasta que salgamos del castillo —piensa el comandante mirando al techo.— Aunque no sería mala idea castigarte fuera.
—Hermano, cada vez me estás dando miedo. —Se sincera Cracker mirando con horror hacia Katakuri, pero sonríe como un maniático.— Pero me gusta.
«¿Por qué la vida es tan injusta conmigo?», Len quiere morir en ese instante que hasta le daba vergüenza que Katakuri le tratase de esa manera delante de sus hermanos. Aunque en el fondo, le estaba gustando su parte dominante. Y por culpa de esa última palmada gimió. Sus mejillas estaban ardiendo como volcanes y solo desea que la vuelta que harán sea corta y que no se convierta en un infierno para la joven Hirawashi.
En uno de los pasillos, se encontraba Flampe que miraba furiosa a Len siendo cogida de esa manera por su hermano. ¿Por qué la trata de esa manera? No lo entiende. Ella no quiere que se case con Len. Era su hermano mayor, debe protegerlo como sea.
Pensaba que su plan había funcionado. Pedirle a Normande que robase la ropa de Len y llevarlo hacia dónde están sus hermanos para que luego la chica se enfade con ellos. Sólo se enfadó con Cracker y Katakuri, como siempre, se hizo el bueno y el pacífico. Eso la estaba matando.
—Mi siguiente plan no fallará y te llevarás un odio profundo por parte de mi hermano.
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Capítulo VI.
Capítulo VIII. Próximamente.
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I like the idea of Katakuri being close to the youngest members of the Charlotte Family. I mean, the youngest (Anglais, Wafers, Wiro, De-Chat, Normande, Dolce, Dragee, Anana) and I'm not counting Flampe. They climb all over him, play with him, and he dotes on them. When his mouth is revealed, they thinks it's cool (maybe a little too much so in Anana's case). In fact, I love Katakuri being nice and soft with children.
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Which siblings bully Wafers other than Anana?
Dolce and Dragee aren't the type to initiate bullying, but they take part on one that has already started. And although not siblings, the bandaged boy and the buckteeth girl are bullies too. Anglais bullies Wafers because she's "weak" and hasn't "contributed anything to the family" yet (he takes pride in being a messenger boy for his siblings, and thinks that those who aren't doing anything unlike him, are useless.)
De-chat isn't a bully but he doesn't interfere either. Normande is a sweetie, she defends Wafers but she's often swatted away. Wiro is kinda complicated: he's friends with Wafers, he never intentionally hurts her but his inquisitive and talkative nature sometimes cross the lines.
In short: please protect Wafers at all costs she's a sweet bean i
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