Star Spirits of the Grand Line

When she was seven, Miss Lucy of the Goa Kingdom in the East Blue ran away from her noble family, just like her brother.

She jumped from the rooftop of a hotel in the New World.

Goodbye, Mom and Dad. I’m setting sail tonight!

Aqua, the pretty blue girl who likes living in fish tanks, I’m coming!

“No, I have no idea what a Celestial Spirit is. My name is Marco, and I’m a man.” The blue phoenix looked utterly speechless.

Miss Lucy has a dream. More than the ONE PIECE everyone is searching for, she wants to collect all twelve Zodiac keys and summon her own Celestial Spirits, or, no, her family.

Where should she look?

Fish-men? Sign here. Red Hair? Sign here. Clown? Sign here. Whole Cake Island? Sign, no, I can’t sign this one. There are too many people.

Navy? The Navy has declined your request.

Fire Fist? Maybe we could change the contract.

Straw Hat? Get off the ship! You have to get off!

Surgeon of Death? Do you even understand the value of investing in someone at the age when everyone hates you?

Kid? That night was actually a mistake I made...

Donquixote? Go away! I only stan one guy. I’m not into brother sandwiches!

So here’s the question

With a ridiculously overpowered contract in hand, and contracted partners who are the greatest of two different eras, will she be the first one purged by the Navy for interrupting the Marineford War, or hunted by pirates for casting her net too wide?

The answer is

[Reader’s guide]

1. The Celestial Spirit concept comes from Fairy Tail. Using the twelve Zodiac keys to summon the corresponding spirits is both a bond and a cheat ability.

2. Since this is a story set in the One Piece world, the Celestial Spirit magic includes fan-created additions and original interpretations. Just relax and enjoy the story itself.

3. The heroine grows up and does her best with what she can do at her age.

4. About the pairing: wait until she’s eighteen before investing in the romance. Shareholders, invest rationally and hold for the long term.

5. The humor comes from the characters; this isn’t a collection of memes. The story gets serious when it needs to, and warm when it needs to.

Theme: Courage, love, and trust are the ultimate magic that can overcome anything