@polarurchin asked: I want you to give me a reason to leave .
Bury Me Whole Sentence Starters
Law sits with his hands steepled and elbows settled on the arms of his office chair. His ankle rests on a steady knee, his golden gaze focused on the nurse standing before him. Uni looks sheepish, perhaps even agitated. It’s sometimes difficult to read his face past the bandana but Law can see the slouching in his shoulders. Something has upset him and the captain has to consider what exactly that might be. Could be concerns about being social with the crew. Could be fears and anxieties Law isn’t aware of yet. Could even be something he’s done but hasn’t picked up on yet.
Those words leaving his crewmate makes him think it might be the latter. Perhaps Uni is having reservations about his methods, or even the experiments they’ve begun performing together. Does he find fault with the work? Or perhaps he isn’t keen on the recruitment of less than willing volunteers. But if that is the case why ask for another reason to leave this ship?
“If you haven’t found a reason by now then I don’t think you truly want to leave,” Law states, voice measured. Not a hint of anger or sadness in his tone. In fact, there is no emotion whatsoever.
That doesn’t mean he’s unaffected by these moments when his crew and family have doubts. Law may wonder so often why these people grow attached to him so quickly but what he really should be thinking about is how he does the same. He brings these people onto his ship and almost instantly they are in his care. The Hearts, regardless of how long they’ve been a part of this crew, are his and Trafalgar Law is loathe to let go of anything he has laid claim on. The thought of losing any of them for whatever reason makes his own heart hurt.
“So,” he continues, relaxing into his seat and arm lowering. “I’m gonna suggest you really think about this. Soul search, even. If you do decide you want to leave we’ll drop you off at the next inhabited island.”
