@seashanties​ gets a Marine Verse Starter.

   It’s been quite a while since Law has found himself in the Grand Admiral’s office. Either that means Sengoku has been too busy to bother with keeping an eye on his wild card of a grandson’s antics, or Law has actually been managing to keep himself in check. He is hoping the last part. Although, his work doesn’t necessarily allow him to fit in nicely with the other Marines. They look at him with suspicion and sometimes fear. Whispers of his unsavory methods in the halls of Headquarters as he passes.

   Not that Trafalgar Law cares. All that matters to him are the results and damn is he doing good work. More and more corrupt officials are finding themselves getting imprisoned. Sure, there are some that have gotten free. Individuals too big for his evidence to stick, but it’s something and Law is feeling rather proud of his recent catch.

   So why is he pacing instead of sitting across from Sengoku at the shogi board? Oh right, the unsavory methods.

   “The good news is; I got the fucker,” Law says, pausing in his agitated pacing long enough to glance at the board.

   He leans over, moving a bishop piece a few diagonal spaces. The Vice Admiral straightens, spinning on his heel to once again continue his pacing. His hand rises, tattooed fingers moving to scratch at his side burns and jaw tightening. There is an instance of tension, the young man figuring he is about to get a scolding. Not that such a thing could truly dampen his rebellious nature. He will continue to do what he thinks is necessary, even if the only people he looks up to disapprove.

   “Bad news; I cut out his lungs and filled them with water until he agreed to tell me what I wanted to know,” Law states, turning enough to meet Sengoku’s gaze. “He did deserve it though. The guy was gettin’ rich off of people smuggling.”

sengoku chucks those rice crackers back

ლ.    He simply opens his mouth and catches it, swallowing it perfectly.

     But that was rude ! Grabs a handful more crackers and throws it full force back anyway, it's about the Principal of matters—