One Piece: Zoro's Sword Is Just Like My Convictions

At fourteen, after enduring physical and emotional abuse from his teacher and being kicked out by multiple foster families, Zoro finally ends up in a terrible group home. Unwilling to give up on his passion, he sneaks into a dojo to train in secret. When its master, Dracule Mihawk, discovers the talented boy, he decides to train him. After learning about Zoro's circumstances, he even decides to take the boy in. Mihawk makes a terrible mistake. He thought that giving Roronoa a better option than the group home would be enough, but he soon realizes the boy needs more help than a sword master can offer. There is one person he can turn to for help. Someone he hasn't been in touch with for a long time... But Shanks would surely be willing to help him, right?

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.