YEEE! ANOTHER CHAPTER! hahahaha ive been getting lazy lately. stressing about school and what not T_T aaaaaaaahhhhhhh okay. sorry for making you wait. school started and ive been busier. well, i dont own One Piece or any characters and please enjoy, and read the whole thing! There isn't a lot in this chapter anyway. Make it last! =D

The raven-haired woman sat on the floor, frustrated, confused, and amazed. She didn't know what to think, or whether she shouldn't analyze whatever the hell is going on, and just act. Just like the rest of the crew would. Act first! Think later! As their captain would've said. This was so hard for her to do though, she HAD to know what was going on, she couldn't just act on a moment's notice. ACTUALLY, she could just run! Far away! Forget any of this ever happened, forget about the swordsman, forget about the crew. However, forgetting about them, she would have to admit, would be leaving her whole life behind, leaving her with no reason to exist in this world. She was loyal to the crew, she wouldn't go off and die. Luffy saved her, revived her dreams, she wasn't going to waste all the trouble they all went through to save her. However, this little swordsman was the root of the problem. She couldn't believe that the person who trusted her the least is the person she is going through all this trouble to save. Putting the negative feelings for the swordsman aside, she thought about the positives, and decided to just save the damn man. Refocusing on the current situation, she thought about what she had just experienced.

Yuki? I'm certain Kokaishi-san said this was a tropical island. What a mysterious place. Perhaps some ruins are near. Maybe I could see them in the morning, wait. I can't be thinking about this now!

Robin looked at the swordsman "resting" on the floor. She once again checked his pulse, still beating... What a monster. She then looked at the sky, it was going to be a long while before the sun came back out, but she knew that there would be no way the guy could survive that long, even with his abnormal body.

"Ojos Fleur"

With that, her devil's fruit powers activated, and eyes appeared on the trees she was able to see with her original two eyes. With her extra eyes, she saw no animals, no monsters, no signs of any other thing near them. She then continued with a "Oreja Fleur" and ears sprouted next to her ears. She heard nothing but the wind rustling the leaves in the tree. Confident in her assumption, she let the appendages disappear into flower petals.

Robin bent down next to the swordsman, and quickly said "I'm sorry, but I'll be back soon." She ran towards the trees ahead, and ran straight ahead.

Perhaps this is what they call a multi-seasonal island. There isn't a lot about them in books, so I'm not sure how often the changes in seasons may be, so I will have to hurry. Actually, even if it took 5 billion years to change seasons, I would still have to hurry since the green-haired swordsman will most likely run out of breath soon. So, whether I like it or not, I'm going to go fishing. I really need to find a source of water!

As quickly as she could, Robin sprouted eyes and ears wherever she went, looking for an ocean, listening for running water, but she had no luck. She ran for about 5 minutes, but to her it felt like hours. She was able to cleverly keep track of time by checking how much snow fell to the ground in front of her, and she was going to give herself a maximum of 15 more minutes before she would run back to the swordsman, and try her last resort. Her last move would be to puncture a place in his chest and force him to breathe a bit, giving him consciousness, but leaving him with a pain so harsh to endure he wouldn't be able to move. It would be a risky move, so she was leaving it her last option, hoping she wouldn't need to try it. (A/N: I'm not all that sure about this way, I just saw it in an episode from Lost, when Jack did it to Boone)

She ran on and on, until she stumbled over a switch hidden by a few leaves, which she overlooked as and triggered a trap door. She fell through a large hole that appeared below her, roughly 4-5 feet width and length, but it certainly seemed to go down for quite a bit. Robin quickly tried to recover from the fall, but the merciless darkness rendered her powers useless, as she couldn't see a place to sprout anything from, and she was unable to help herself out of this situation.

Kenshi-san, I'm so sorry... I couldn't be of help... I'm useless...

Thoughts took over her mind as she let her eyes snap shut, waiting for the impact of her fall, and eventually she saw a change of lighting through her eyelids. Keeping them shut, she knew she was going to hit the ground soon, and she was right, she fell with a...

*SPLAT*

"EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEK!"

Anyone angry? A week and a half and all I came up with was this short piece of S#*T? Well sorry, I just needed it to end here. ^_^ Hopefully you guys wont lose faith in me... Somethings coming up, hopefully you'll like it. I'll keep you guessing to whatever Robin landed in. Hahaha! Till next time!