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“We should let the cook know how things are done around here.”
For the most part, Zoro approved of Luffy’s decisions, but his choice of crewmembers had taken a nosedive after his own recruitment. Especially the cook, who apparently had more sway over Luffy than Zoro first presumed.
“I’m Zoro,” he said. “The first mate. Which means I’m the captain’s right hand man. That clear?”
Sanji’s scowl deepened. “Yeah, I got it.”
Nami sighed. “I feel like this is the start of something horrible.”
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The epic duel between first mate and captain’s boyfriend, involving pettiness, throw pillows, and a general inability to walk in another’s shoes.
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27 Jun 2026
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It had been long ago that Telemachus begged Antinous, that he had sunk to his knees in the dining hall in front of all the suitors, wrapped his hands in his tunic, and pressed his forehead into Antinous’ thigh. Too close to something more. And had begged that they leave his mother alone and take to him instead.
Antinous had laughed at the absurdity, but his mind was running a million miles a minute already.
His hands slipped from Telemachus’ hairline down to the wisps at the back of his neck, not snagging once in a knot, and pulled his head back to make eye contact, he languished in the whimper that fell from Telemachus, “And why would we want you?”
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Since the day the suitors began to fill the halls of Ithaca’s palace, Telemachus knew exactly what he needed to do to protect himself: stay as far away from them as possible.
However, everything changed when Antinous arrived at the castle.
Telemachus wanted to avoid him at all costs too: the man seemed just as dangerous as any other suitor, perhaps even more so.
And yet, Antinous appeared to take an unusual interest in the young prince. Between combat lessons, guidance on how to stand firm against danger, and dreams of adventure, Telemachus begins to question the true motives behind the man’s every move and, more than anything, the feelings that stir within his chest with each new encounter with Antinous.
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A stranger in his own home, Telemachus was just trying to retrieve a book from the library and now he has been roped into playing maid servant for the very worst of his mother's suitors. One thing's for sure, Telemachus will never eat figs again.
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Telemachus would rather it be him than his mother.
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17 Jun 2026