Simultaneous Transmigration: Why is it all One Piece world?

Nock's lips curled into a slight smile as he nodded to Viola.

"welcome."

Viola felt a chill run down her spine under his gaze, sensing something unsettling hidden in his eyes, though she couldn't quite put her finger on it. She suppressed her unease and headed towards the cabin with her suitcase.

......

As the ship sailed away from the harbor, the residents of Dressrosa stood on the shore waving, their cheers carried on the sea breeze. Cyrus stood at the front, holding Rebecca, while Viola stood at the stern, waving to them, her eyes red-rimmed but a smile playing on her lips.

Nock leaned against the ship's railing and waited for the commotion to subside before walking over to Viola.

"Come with me for a moment."

Viola hesitated for a moment, but still followed him to a secluded corner at the stern of the ship.

Nock turned around and looked into her eyes.

"There are a few things I need to make clear to you."

Viola felt a little uncomfortable under his gaze and instinctively wanted to look away, but she held back and met his eyes. "Go on," she said.

"First," Nok held up a finger, "I know all about the Stare-Stare Fruit's power, and I know you have the ability to read minds, but this kind of intrusive behavior is disgusting, so I hope you won't casually look into your companions' thoughts without their permission."

Viola was taken aback for a moment, then nodded obediently.

"Secondly, you should know that I have a way to detect when you use your abilities. Once I discover that you're spying on my thoughts..." His eyes suddenly widened, "don't blame me for being ruthless."

Viola's eyes widened for a moment, but in the end she just nodded obediently, her ponytail swaying gently with the movement.

"I understand."

Viola was dissatisfied with Noc's domineering attitude and had thought of trampling Noc underfoot countless times in her heart. However, when she spoke, she was unaware that her voice carried a kind of obedience that she did not even have when facing Doflamingo.

Nock stared at her for two seconds, suspicious of her obedience.

"Did you really understand?"

"Really!" Viola looked up, meeting his gaze. "I'm not the kind of person who likes to spies!"

"Come on," Nock said expressionlessly. "Didn't you peek at me exercising yesterday?"

Viola's face flushed slightly.

"I...I didn't!" She pouted, clearly lying.

Seeing her stubbornness, Nock was too lazy to argue with her anymore. He had said what needed to be said and warned her as necessary. If she continued to do so knowingly, then... she shouldn't blame him for being impolite!

He's not the type to show mercy to women!

"Alright, remember what you said."

As he turned to leave, Skal suddenly poked his head out of the cabin.

"Noc! The Den Den Mushi the Revolutionary Army gave us before they left is ringing!"

Nock paused for a moment. "Oh? They're finally here. I'll go see them."

...

The New World, a hidden base on an island.

Sunlight streamed in through the cracks in the window, casting long, thin shadows.

Sabo sat at the table, holding a Den Den Mushi in his hand, with a piece of intelligence that had just been sent back from Dressrosa spread out in front of him.

The downfall of Doflamingo and the liberation of Dressrosa were orchestrated by the Spade Pirates, whose captain was Portgas D. Ace.

A name that Sabo knew all too well, yet he couldn't recall at all.

Sabo had been staring at the name for a long time.

Kella stood behind him, cradling a cantaloupe in her arms, tilting her head, her face full of worry. "Sabo, are you alright? You've been watching for almost an hour."

Haku leaned against the wall, his face serious. "If you don't want to make this call, we can wait. Intelligence says they just left Dressrosa; we still have time."

Sabo shook his head. "No, I'll fight now."

His voice was calm, but his hand holding the Den Den Mushi was trembling slightly.

He understood why; Portgas D. Ace was truly important to him.

It's not a memory, it's a feeling.

Dorrag entrusted the matter entirely to him. Before leaving, the man simply patted him on the shoulder, said, "It's your decision," and then left.

Sabo took a deep breath and dialed the Den Den Mushi.

Prupulu—Prupulu—

The Den Den Mushi was instantly activated, and a voice came from the other end, sounding clearly impatient.

"Moshi Moshi?"

Sabo clenched his fist.

"Hello, I am Sabo."

Sabo responded, but the other side suddenly fell silent. Then, Sabo heard a voice, choked with sobs.

"Sabo...is it really you?"

Sabo opened his mouth, wanting to say "Yes, it's me," but the three words got stuck in his throat and he couldn't utter them.

Even though I have no memory of it and the voice is unfamiliar, my heart feels like it's being squeezed.

A suppressed sob came from the other end of the Den Den Mushi, followed by rustling sounds, as if someone had covered the receiver.

Although Sabo's voice had changed drastically and his true appearance could not be seen, Ace was certain that this was indeed his second brother, Sabo!

Sabo's mind suddenly became very confused.

He didn't know what to do.

He still couldn't remember anything about Ace, but this great pirate who had defeated two Shichibukai was crying because of him. The emotion was so real that he couldn't use "I don't remember" as an excuse!

Kella leaned closer and whispered, "Sabo, do you want to...?"

Before she could finish speaking, a commotion erupted from the other end of the Den Den Mushi.

"Oh dear, the captain is crying!"

"How can this be called a man of the sea?"

"Shut up! I wasn't crying! I just got sand in my eyes!"

"There's no sand in the hold!"

Sabo's lips involuntarily curled up slightly.

There was a moment of silence on the other end of the Den Den Mushi, then Ace's voice came through again, this time more steadily than before.

"Sabo, you...you really don't remember me at all?"

Sabo was silent for two seconds.

"Yes, I have completely lost my previous memories, and no matter what method I use, I cannot help myself find them."

"I'm sorry, Ace. We may have really been brothers before, but I really don't remember you."

There was silence again on the other end of the Den Den Mushi.

"But... I remember this name, something is stirring in my heart. We must have been very close brothers before."

Ace took a deep breath, and his voice suddenly became firm.

"It's okay, if you don't remember, I'll help you remember!"

In any case, it's much better than waiting until I die to trigger Sabo's memory to return, causing him to regret it, while I die without ever knowing that Sabo was still alive...?

Ok?

Ace suddenly stopped.

Did I just think of something weird again?

Ugh, my head is starting to itch again.

Sabo paused for a moment, then asked, "What's your plan?"

Ace was silent for a while, then suddenly thought, why not ask the magical conch... oh, I mean, the magical Noc?