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One Piece; Fujitora Story

One Piece in Fujitora's POV. The Story of Fujitora.

Namikaze_minano · アニメ·コミックス
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Chapter One: The Training Grounds

[All rights to the character of Fujitora, and all rights to the One Piece universe are reserved to Mr. Oda. This is just fan fiction.]

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**Chapter One: The Training Grounds**

Fujitora stood in the middle of the courtyard, sweat dripping from his brow as the sun beat down mercilessly on the training grounds. The clang of swords echoed around him, the sharp ring of metal meeting metal filling the air. His grip tightened on the hilt of his blade as he squared off against another trainee. Both men were breathing heavily, but the fire in Fujitora's eyes had not dimmed.

"Focus, Issho," he muttered to himself, stepping back and lowering his stance. The next strike would decide the outcome.

In this hidden military camp, far from the eyes of the world, men were trained not as soldiers of the sea, but as shadows in army uniforms, preparing for battles that the world would never know of. The camp was a secret branch, a force hidden from the light of the Marines, preparing exceptional warriors to be integrated into the navy's highest ranks if they proved their worth.

Fujitora, or Issho as he was known to his comrades, was no ordinary trainee. At 27, his ambition burned brighter than most. He didn't just want to survive the grueling regime; he wanted to excel, to rise through the ranks and spread the justice he believed in. Yet, his view of the world was still narrow. The camp was his universe, and beyond its walls, the unknown stretched in every direction.

With a swift motion, Fujitora's opponent lunged forward, sword aimed at his side. Fujitora pivoted, parrying the blow with practiced precision before driving his blade toward his opponent's shoulder. The force of the strike knocked the trainee off balance, sending him sprawling to the ground.

The instructor watched from a distance, arms crossed, his stern gaze hidden behind the shadow of his cap. "Good work, Issho," he called, his voice low and firm. "But remember, technique alone won't carry you through a real battle. You need intent—purpose."

Fujitora sheathed his sword, nodding as he caught his breath. His purpose was clear, though untested: to become an admiral of the Navy, to enforce justice with his own hands. He had heard stories, whispers from the other trainees about the world outside, about corruption, pirates, and the mysteries of the sea. Yet, the only truth he knew was his ambition, and the need to sharpen his skills to achieve it.

As the day wore on, the trainees were drilled through various exercises. Swordsmanship was only a part of their training; endurance, discipline, and strategy were just as crucial. Fujitora excelled in each, his movements becoming sharper with each passing hour. He felt the weight of every strike, the precision of every step. His blade had become an extension of his will.

During the short breaks, Fujitora found himself reflecting on the path ahead. What kind of admiral would he be? What kind of justice would he serve? He had no hatred for the unknown pirates or lawbreakers; in fact, he had never even seen one. But he knew enough to understand that power, unchecked, led to suffering. That much was clear in the discipline of the camp itself. And yet, beyond that... his knowledge was limited.

"Why do you push yourself so hard, Issho?" one of his fellow trainees asked as they sat together during a rare moment of rest.

Fujitora glanced at him, thoughtful. "I want to change the world. But first, I need to understand it."

The trainee chuckled. "Ambitious. But what do you know about the world?"

"Not much," Fujitora admitted. "But if I wait to understand everything before I act, I might never act at all."

The night brought an air of anticipation. The camp had been buzzing with rumors for weeks. Promotions were rare, and whispers had spread that someone from their batch would soon be chosen to join the Navy as a Vice Admiral. Every man in the camp dreamed of the honor, but none more so than Fujitora.

As the trainees gathered in formation under the darkening sky, the commanding officer stepped forward, his eyes scanning the group. His voice carried over the courtyard like thunder.

"One among you has shown exceptional talent, discipline, and potential. The Navy has need of such men. Today, one will be promoted and transferred to the Marines, to serve as Vice Admiral."

A tense silence filled the air, every trainee holding their breath.

"Fujitora, step forward."

Fujitora's heart skipped a beat. His feet moved automatically, carrying him to the front of the formation. The officer nodded at him, an approving gleam in his eye. "Your skill with a blade, your dedication to the cause, and your unwavering discipline have set you apart. You are hereby promoted to Vice Admiral of the Marines."

The words hit Fujitora like a wave. He had done it. He bowed respectfully, the weight of the moment sinking in. The future he had dreamed of was now within reach.

As the other trainees clapped and cheered, Fujitora remained composed, though inside, his thoughts raced. This was only the beginning. His journey into the unknown, his pursuit of justice, had just begun.

The following morning, he stood at the edge of the camp, his belongings packed, and his sword resting at his side. A navy ship waited for him at the dock, its sails billowing in the morning breeze. The camp that had been his home for years now felt distant, like a memory fading into the horizon.

Fujitora turned to face his comrades one last time, offering a respectful nod. "I'll carry what I've learned here with me," he said. "And I'll see you again, on the other side."

With that, he boarded the ship, leaving the hidden camp behind, his eyes set on the vast, uncharted world ahead.