One Piece: My Zoro's Sword Is Like My Faith

After experiencing physical and emotional abuse at the hands of teachers and being kicked out of multiple foster homes, 14-year-old Zoro ended up in a horrific group home. Unwilling to give up his passion, he broke into the dojo to practice secretly. When the master Dracula Mihawk discovered this talented boy, he decided to train him. When he learned the details of Sauron, he even decided to take the boy in. Mihawk made a terrible mistake. He thought it would be enough to offer Roronoa a better option than a group home, but he soon realized that the boy needed more help than the Sword Master could provide. There is one person he can turn to for help. Someone I haven't contacted in a long time... But Shanks must be willing to help him, right? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.