It will be a fun challenge, even if that's all it ends up being. [ Meaning, he will respect her if Nami tells him to stop or take things down a notch. ] And a tasty one, I promise.
I could also make some tangerine marmalade for you, now we have the means. Besides, it would be a good way to avoid scurvy.
[ Shhh shh you heard nothing. Nevermind he was screaming at the top of his lungs and crying. ]
Hmm. He should miss me. It will be a miracle if he can run the restaurant half as well now that I am not there to check that he's not undercooking the steaks. Or running himself into the ground, the old man.
[ Aw, Nami, you do care.]
Is that so? I'm glad to be here as well. You do need good food to keep your strength.
Zoro doesn't seem too thrilled to have me around, though.
[ it was very endearing, not that she'd admit it. ]
Just try not to think too hard about all the oregano getting used.
Zoro is Zoro. It would be weird if he was chipper or thrilled about anything. He's like a toddler, you just have to let him take his naps or he'll get fussy.
[ The niceness is very touching, and it actually takes Sanji by surprise. He always has a hard time accepting that he doesn't need to constantly prove he's worth something so people will keep him around. ]
Thanks, Nami. I mean it. [ It's a little awkward to say, and he's glad they're not face-to-face. ] You needed help, so of course I had to do something. We all wanted you back.
Oh, gods. I'm going to set some ground rules and ban that from my kitchen.
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Their stomach might make it obvious soon enough.
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I'd do anything you want, Nami.
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I could also make some tangerine marmalade for you, now we have the means. Besides, it would be a good way to avoid scurvy.
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It's not very difficult, but it takes a little time. And we can make enough to last us months.
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Me? Ah...the obvious. Cooking.
[ What he had before meeting Zeff was not a home, nor a family. ]
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Do you miss Baratie yet?
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Do I miss being bossed around by an old geezer who thinks that I should add half a pound of terrible spices to everything I cook?
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A little. Maybe.
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I have a feeling he's going to miss you too.
I'm glad you decided to come. Usopp should never be allowed to cook
[ and that is the only reason of course. ]
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Hmm. He should miss me. It will be a miracle if he can run the restaurant half as well now that I am not there to check that he's not undercooking the steaks. Or running himself into the ground, the old man.
[ Aw, Nami, you do care.]
Is that so? I'm glad to be here as well. You do need good food to keep your strength.
Zoro doesn't seem too thrilled to have me around, though.
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Just try not to think too hard about all the oregano getting used.
Zoro is Zoro. It would be weird if he was chipper or thrilled about anything. He's like a toddler, you just have to let him take his naps or he'll get fussy.
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You do know how to hurt me, Nami. Please, don't remind me of that. [ Now he's just being dramatic. ]
I'm starting to realize that the blank expression might just be fixed to his face. Naps and alcohol, got it.
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And maybe attempt to give Usopp some cooking classes, so he doesn't accidentally poison anyone.
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[ all this niceness! ]
The most important thing is to make sure he never forgets his Usopp Tobasco Star is a weapon, not a seasoning option.
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Thanks, Nami. I mean it. [ It's a little awkward to say, and he's glad they're not face-to-face. ] You needed help, so of course I had to do something. We all wanted you back.
Oh, gods. I'm going to set some ground rules and ban that from my kitchen.
[ It's his kitchen now. ]
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