Carina noticed the navigator’s stressed out screech and was about to reassure him that everything would work out fine and to even go into great lengths when the admiral spoke calmly to reassure the navigator. It was surprising and nice to see that Admiral Cancer really did trust her to use her powers responsibly. If she had been a pirate spy,… Read more

Carina nodded when Admiral Cancer said that the pirate doctor had given him an adequate dose of anesthesia. It didn’t hurt to check, and the marine was bearing what must have been excruciating pain well given the circumstances. The young marine officer picked up on the fact that Admiral Cancer had encountered the doctor before, but decided… Read more

As Buggy made his farewell and rode off onto his boat, Carina watched the ship split apart and veer off in another direction. What type of pirate wants to get killed or captured, anyway? Carina thought to herself as she mused over his departing words. Buggy was a strange pirate, and not like she had expected. He was more sane than she… Read more

The injured marine nodded at the admiral’s request to bring her to Vice Admiral Coby. She didn’t know if the admiral was on to her or not, but one way or another she’d get the secret message to him. Carina had no clue what Jango’s dying message was, nor why Coby would need to see it of all things. The fact that she was delivering messages for… Read more

“One Devil Fruit User can cause that much damage?” Carina asked with surprise when the admiral came in and spoke about the tremors. She had assumed that they were having a series of earthquakes so the news that a single person could have a force exceeding that of a natural disaster came as a surprise. I wonder how long someone has to train to… Read more

The admiral’s words gave Carina some food for thought, despite how muddled her thought process currently was. Was the discipline and restraint of Devil Fruit Users due to natural selection or happenstance? How many nameless people died from being unable to fully utilize their abilities or by accidentally drowning?
Carina allowed herself to be… Read more

Carina’s nodded slightly when the admiral promised to reward her for dispatching former Rear Admiral Jango.The action was difficult and sent her head spinning slightly. She closed her eyes, partly in relief that she had been victorious after all, and also to try and reduce her headache. Carina didn’t need to see the expression on the… Read more

Carina watched Jango as he fell to the ground and breathed his last words before descending into a convulsive, epileptic fit. His last words hadn’t been lost on her. Even with the pounding of her own heartbeat and pain throbbing in her head, she still heard Jango’s last words. “Thank you,” she replied solemnly. To others it might seem as… Read more

Carina watched Jango as he fell to the ground and breathed his last words before descending into a convulsive, epileptic fit. His last words hadn’t been lost on her. Even with the pounding of her own heartbeat and pain throbbing in her head, she still heard Jango’s last words. “Thank you,” she replied solemnly. To others it might seem as… Read more

Finally, Jango dropped the chakram and engaged her in hand to hand combat. For a moment, Carina had been worried that she would be slammed into the walls or ceiling. The former Rear Admiral blocked her kick and then tried to strike at her head injury. The young marine saw the attack coming and reflexively used her free arm to block the… Read more

Finally, Jango dropped the chakram and engaged her in hand to hand combat. For a moment, Carina had been worried that she would be slammed into the walls or ceiling. The former Rear Admiral blocked her kick and then tried to strike at her head injury. The young marine saw the attack coming and reflexively used her free arm to block the… Read more

Finally, Jango dropped the chakram and engaged her in hand to hand combat. For a moment, Carina had been worried that she would be slammed into the walls or ceiling. The former Rear Admiral blocked her kick and then tried to strike at her head injury. The young marine saw the attack coming and reflexively used her free arm to block the… Read more

Her thrown sword was snagged by the pendulum and yanked aside seemingly harmlessly to Carina’s dismay as he leaped backwards to avoid her sword strike. Carina’s own sword was hurled back at her and grazed her side with a shallow nick when she swerved to dodge. Then the entire room seemed to collapse when Jango tugged on a support beam,… Read more

To Carina’s dismay, Jango smashed the chair against the ceiling of the supply closet, sword and all. The wooden furniture shattered and began to rain down large jagged splinters. She yelped and dodged out of the way, not fancying getting pieces of wood stuck in her arms if she tried to shield her head from the attack. The weapon continued to… Read more

To Carina’s dismay, Jango smashed the chair against the ceiling of the supply closet, sword and all. The wooden furniture shattered and began to rain down large jagged splinters. She yelped and dodged out of the way, not fancying getting pieces of wood stuck in her arms if she tried to shield her head from the attack. The weapon continued to… Read more

To Carina’s dismay, Jango smashed the chair against the ceiling of the supply closet, sword and all. The wooden furniture shattered and began to rain down large jagged splinters. She yelped and dodged out of the way, not fancying getting pieces of wood stuck in her arms if she tried to shield her head from the attack. The weapon continued to… Read more

The tip of Carina’s sword bounced harmlessly off the surface of the desk when Jango yanked it up to create a makeshift wall between him and her. She clenched her teeth angrily when she realized that the impromptu shield blocked any direct line of sight between him and her. She expected him to then jump over the wall to get to her and aimed… Read more

Carina watched anxiously when the Rear Admiral scrawled something down on a small slip of paper he took from his sleeve without a word to her about whether she got the promotion or not. The running noises from outside the supply closet continued to increase in frequency and intensity as people rushed about in response to whatever the alarms… Read more

Carina watched anxiously when the Rear Admiral scrawled something down on a small slip of paper he took from his sleeve without a word to her about whether she got the promotion or not. The running noises from outside the supply closet continued to increase in frequency and intensity as people rushed about in response to whatever the alarms… Read more

Carina did wince at the obnoxious sounds coming from the room behind her. The wood would be terribly scratched and scuffed for whoever next held that office. The thud of books made her face twitch into a slightly satisfied smile at the thought of the annoying, whiny officer having to pick up all of the fallen books. She turned the near smirk… Read more

Carina let out a soft sigh and crossed her arms in front of her torso, the very picture of impatience as she sensed the office worker was about to launch into a depressing pity-party. Her steel grey eyes focused in on the stamp in the marine’s hand and the gap between the ink-covered rubber and Captain Bedros’ registration papers. The man… Read more

“Aye, aye.” Carina replied to Captain Bedros with her confident and optimistic grin. Becoming a good Marine shouldn’t be too hard, since she certainly had no intention of being a bad Marine like whoever had just got demoted. The girl was very curious about what the officer had done to get demoted but wasn’t curious enough to question the… Read more

“Woah, thank you, sir! Ask anything you like,”

Carina replied still elated the the thought that the Rear Admiral was taking his acquaintance’s suggestion seriously. Then, Jango turned and asked Bedros whether he wanted to sit in on the interview, but he politely declined. This action raised Carina’s opinion of the captain even more, and… Read more

There was something about Bedros’ names that bugged her though.Who has three middle names, anyway? She couldn’t remember hearing a name that long before, yet somehow it rang a bell. She blushed slightly at the compliment of how pretty she was and murmured an embarrassed “Thank You” at being called pretty.

With the Rear Admiral’s… Read more

Carina fell into step beside the captain of the fishing vessel keeping a firm grip on the paperwork for his ship as they headed over to the registry. She listened intently as the seafarer began to look off into the ceiling, recounting this first experiences with the Grand Line. His voice rang with such wonder and excitement that the young… Read more

Name: Carina “Krieg” Skylark
Age: 17
Hometown: Mirrorball Island
Location: Marine base just outside of Reverse Mountain
Affiliation: Seaman Apprentice on the Marine Brig: “One of Ours” stationed at the base until further notice

Character Song: aLIEz
Casual Theme: Port Royale
Battle Theme: Treacherous Waters

Abilities: Doku Doku no… Read more

Name: Carina “Krieg” Skylark
Age: 17
Hometown: Mirrorball Island
Location: Marine base just outside of Reverse Mountain
Affiliation: Seaman Apprentice on the Marine Brig: “One of Ours” stationed at the base until further notice

Character Song: aLIEz
Casual Theme: Port Royale
Battle Theme: Treacherous Waters

Abilities: Doku Doku no… Read more

“As long as you’re sure the wine is the only thing tampered with,” Manticore muttered to herself, not particularly wanting to get caught in the blast of a car bomb.

The Arcobaleno accompanied by Carmen then followed the mafia boss into the elevator. She wasn’t going to protest using a hired limousine since she didn’t particularly want to… Read more

“You fiend! Leave her alone, there was no call for that!” Dimitri shouted angrily at the cafe owner when he gave Fallen a good drumming on the head with his frying pan even after she had paid the fee. Mage or no, he really detested people who would just attack someone like that, especially in a scenario like this one where their “eat and run”… Read more

The owner of the cafe noticed that the teens hadn’t paid for their lunch and began to follow them outside, shouting angrily for them to pay the bill, waving a frying pan around erratically.

Dimitri sighed, “A little, but I’d rather be in pain than dead.” The dull pain in his side had begun to flare up again with all of the excitement of driving like mad from an assassin, and the numb tingling feeling from the medicine she had given him in the closet was beginning to fade away. The mage was too worried about what effects taking… Read more

Dimtri paused mid-sip of his coffee when Fallen responded. “You control the wind?” His eyes were sparkling with admiration, “That’s amazing! It must be so amazing to be able to fly! What is it like?” Wind manipulation was such a flashy and versatile ability, and sometimes Dimitri wished he could have element manipulation.

“I use Requip… Read more

Dimitri looked up with interest when Fallen mentioned that she recognized the tattoo of the assassin, and listened intently while adding a small amount of milk to his coffee cup. The mage took a sip of the caffeinated beverage, his eyes widening as he swallowed the rest of his coffee in surprise and then grinned at the flattery his date… Read more

Dimitri nodded in response to Fallen’s explanation and then gave her another smile before responding. “Ah, I realize I never mentioned, but I’m 17 years old. And yes, I’m currently on my last year of school. That’s the main reason Blue Pegasus hasn’t given me a lot of missions. Juggling class and the guild’s tutoring is a bit of a hassle, but… Read more

(( Sorry for not responding, I got sick…))

Dimitri blinked with surprise at hearing Fallen mention her age. She was a good two years older than him, but certainly didn’t look it. “Well, I’m certainly grateful you learned so well from her. You must have been an excellent student, Fallen.” Dimitri said as they took a seat out of view of… Read more

Dimitri nodded when they pulled out to the cafe after testing his legs on the sidewalk. He didn’t immediately feel any jolts of pain in his side, and his legs didn’t give out which was a promising sign. He tentatively took a step forward and let out a sigh of relief when nothing catastrophic happened.

“I should be fine walking, Fallen. You… Read more

“Nothing wrong with going old school,” Manticore commented, satisfied that at the very least Leon wouldn’t be resisting or casting doubt on everything she said from this point onward. He still might have freak-outs, but she felt fairly confident that she could handle it. In fact, the Arcobaleno found it amusing and almost nostalgic. How long… Read more

“I noticed a cafe near the center of town we could go to,” Dimitri suggested as he realized that he wasn’t sure what type of food Fallen liked to eat. He had wandered past the cafe yesterday morning while running his errands and had immediately regretted the fact that he had already eaten lunch on the train into town. “It’s a bit late to… Read more

Dimitri let out a soft sigh, “I’m a little bit hungry… And I’d like to send a note to my guild. Do you think assassins would risk making a scene in public?” The mage gave Fallen a slightly troubled look as he fondly brushed a strand of hair out of her eyes and tucked it behind her ear. “I simply cannot abide anything putting you in danger.”