Post by mildofthewild on Jun 10, 2020 19:51:38 GMT -5
It had been a perilous journey, making it through the East Blue. He had been hunted quite a few times by the Atla family, made to fight off would be hunters and assassins wishing to lay claim to the title of "The One to Kill Mr. 58." Well, that should be Mr. 65 now, judging from what he's had to go through.
Yes, it had been the trek, but he made it. Somewhat. Mr. Atla's influence wasn't quite as prevalent in the West Blue, but there would surely be eyes everywhere. If he wanted to continue enjoying his relative solitude until he arrives in The Grand Line, he had to keep moving. Unfortunately, to do such a thing would require money. Luckily, this little island had just what he was looking for; supposedly, there was a reward to be claimed here in Strawberry Hill. Gamulo Yupyup.
Unbecoming. Slovenly. And quite the odd chin (almost looked like a whole butt on his face) but the reward was enough for another ferry out of here. Perhaps even enough to buy a trip to the Grand Line.
And so, Remulo Bogs arrived on Strawberry Hill, wary of the numerous children wandering about while looking intently for his prize. He didn't need a challenge, not after the hell he's been through; he absently rubs at the bandages along his abdomen, their phantom sting pushing him on. The Grand Line...if I can get there, I can really start to make a trade out of this. Learn something useful, like that Bukbuk had. I just have to keep moving; I'm not going to die to some Fishman Head collector.
His search took him to the central hub of the Island, the residential stores greeting him with an assortment of crafts, foods and appliances at the entrance of Mario Gate. Normally he wouldn't have paid it any mind...but crackers and mice could only fill one up for so long.
A few questions and responding shrugs sent Remulo down East Street towards the residential districts, hoping to find some lead on Gamulo's whereabouts.
You'd think a man with a butt for a chin would be easier to find...well, at the very least I seem to be relatively safe, so I can afford to take my time. I can't imagine Atla has much influence here, not when it's such a thriving economy.
Yes, it had been the trek, but he made it. Somewhat. Mr. Atla's influence wasn't quite as prevalent in the West Blue, but there would surely be eyes everywhere. If he wanted to continue enjoying his relative solitude until he arrives in The Grand Line, he had to keep moving. Unfortunately, to do such a thing would require money. Luckily, this little island had just what he was looking for; supposedly, there was a reward to be claimed here in Strawberry Hill. Gamulo Yupyup.
Unbecoming. Slovenly. And quite the odd chin (almost looked like a whole butt on his face) but the reward was enough for another ferry out of here. Perhaps even enough to buy a trip to the Grand Line.
And so, Remulo Bogs arrived on Strawberry Hill, wary of the numerous children wandering about while looking intently for his prize. He didn't need a challenge, not after the hell he's been through; he absently rubs at the bandages along his abdomen, their phantom sting pushing him on. The Grand Line...if I can get there, I can really start to make a trade out of this. Learn something useful, like that Bukbuk had. I just have to keep moving; I'm not going to die to some Fishman Head collector.
His search took him to the central hub of the Island, the residential stores greeting him with an assortment of crafts, foods and appliances at the entrance of Mario Gate. Normally he wouldn't have paid it any mind...but crackers and mice could only fill one up for so long.
A few questions and responding shrugs sent Remulo down East Street towards the residential districts, hoping to find some lead on Gamulo's whereabouts.
You'd think a man with a butt for a chin would be easier to find...well, at the very least I seem to be relatively safe, so I can afford to take my time. I can't imagine Atla has much influence here, not when it's such a thriving economy.