Marine?: A Narrative Fiction

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Marine? Disclaimer: I don't own Fairy Tail manga/anime and One Piece. manga/anime Summary: Lucy not only ends up in a different world, but mysteriously deages. Prologue: New family Darkness all around, a terrifying roar throughout every direction, blurry images of persons battling an apocalyptic beast which fade away along with my consciousness. Only the mark of a fairy that had a tail stay in my mind in as I passed out. Cocoyasi Village, Conomi Islands Belle-Mere a red-violet hair with a unique hairstyle similar to a Mowhawk women wearing a checkered shirt with the word "Mace" on it, indigo trousers and brown sandals. As Belle-mere walks towards her home after buying the groceries for diner, she going to make for her two daughters, until she stumble on a little …show more content…

Miss Belle-Mere... are my p-parents dead.” Lucy said her voice quivering at the end. Suddenly two girls enter as Lucy began to cry. “Belle-Mere are you alright?” both girls ask in unison not once noticing Lucy. “Belle-Mere who are the blue hair kid and orange hair kid?” Lucy ask not letting her answer. “Belle-Mere who is this blonde kid?” the blue hair child ask once more not letting her answer. “Lucy, this blue hair kid is Nojiko my daughter.” Belle-Mere said with her left hand on Nojiko’s head then puts her other hand on the other child “And this orange hair kid is Nami my youngest daughter.”Belle-Mere finish saying with a grin as she messes her daughters hair. “Your daughters... But they don't look nothing like you” Lucy asks bewildered her tears already forgotten. “Yah that's true, but you also don't look anything like me.” Belle-mere states confusing her daughters. With tears once more flowing down her cheeks Lucy leaps towards Belle-Mere embracing her knowing the inplications of her words. “I’m glad to bemcome your daughter” Lucy says with a grin as the tears keep coming. “Wait what?” exclaims Nojiko. “Does that mean I’m the middle child now” Nami happily

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