Hal Jordan

Monkey D. Luciella was a curious child, a little girl determined to become the next Pirate King, a title that has been left vacant for four years before her birth and with a powerful gift from her mother's lineage. The marks on her wrist reflective of the (unheard of) soulmarks that are so common in her mother's home. And a child born with the Will of D. Watch as she brings about a storm that shakes the very foundation of the World Government in her quest to be the freest person in the world. If she has to destroy a few tyrants (warlords, kings, marines) and the like, well... even freedom comes at a price. And who is she to deny the freedom of others? Hopefully, Ace will one day stop having heart attacks from her actions.

Ace and Luffy didn't actually believe they'd be rescued from the slums. They didn't actually believe a pro hero would take them in after being abused, go to school, make friends, get stronger. They didn't believe people would love them or ever value them. They also didn't believe high school would be riddled with bouts terror and joy. But anything was better than THEN. Having friends, enemies, accomplishments, failures. All to make the twins into heroes that could make others smile.

I am terrible at making short summaries or titles. To be short:Ace was a slave, and Marco bought him at one auction. I am writing this for Dom Marco/Sub Ace, and Master Marco/ Slave Ace. Ace wanted to come, but as an unbounded slave, he couldn't do it himself. And, a bit kinky love between Master Marco and Slave Ace. It is going to be a happy ending, I promise.

Macey changed things without meaning too, how was she meant to know that she wasn't meant to exist in this world? That by her being here was going to change a lot of things for a lot of people. How was she meant to know that her showing up was going to change Ace's, Sabo's and Luffy's futures? How was she meant to know? She never asked to be born in this world, she just was and she was going to live it her way. Freedom is all that matters anyway and that's what she is going to give the three younger boys. Freedom. After all, Freedom is all that matters.