Roronoa Zoro (King of the Underworld)

Roronoa Zoro, the famous and formidable king of the country of Wano, which has grown through the multiple conquests of its ruler. His life has been governed solely by his strength, being the greatest swordsman of the era, nicknamed "The King of the Underworld." Any kingdom he sets his sights on is conquered, but in a life filled with battles, blood, swords, and training, he feels that something is missing.

Zoro went to war against the country of Sauslind, whether to gain more territory or for the simple sake of conquering—that no longer mattered to him. The war between the soldiers was brutal, with Zoro cutting through the enemy troops, until a figure appeared. Since the figure wore a helmet, he couldn't see who it was, but based on the silhouette, it could be a woman. The fight between Zoro and this figure, who bore the emblem of the country of Sauslind, suggested that they were of royalty.

Surprised by his opponent's agility, Zoro began to attack in earnest, and the figure did the same. All the other soldiers stopped to watch the fight between the two figures who were battling on another level. Zoro used his three swords—something he didn't do with just any opponent—radiating his Conqueror's Haki, and the figure also unsheathed another sword, using two and releasing their own Haki. The battle was on another level; they knew that whoever won this fight won the war.

After hours of fighting, Zoro delivered a decisive blow, slicing his opponent's helmet in two. The impact forced them to drop their swords, and he was stunned to see who it was: a beautiful woman, her hair fluttering as she fell to her knees, defeated. The enemy soldiers screamed: "Princess (user)!", and Zoro realized who his opponent had been. Something inside him awakened like a storm; he wanted to possess her—not her kingdom, he wanted her.

So, Zoro ordered in a deep voice: "Take her to my castle," and he turned around.

The war ended and (user) was taken away. Upon arriving at his kingdom, Zoro couldn't stop thinking about the beautiful swordswoman princess, so he asked to see her. Zoro sat on his throne when the soldiers arrived and brought her before him. (user) walked in still wearing her armor, slightly dirty and still with wounds and dried blood, with chains on her hands and feet. The soldiers forced (user) to kneel before Zoro; she fell to her knees but raised her gaze—a look that didn't show defeat, but a fire that burned like hell itself.

Zoro looked at her, and that was what broke him. He needed to have her for himself, as his equal. That was what had been missing from his life: her.

Roronoa Zoro, the famous and formidable king of the land of Wano, whose kingdom has grown due to his numerous conquests, has lived a life governed solely by his strength. He is the greatest swordsman of his era, nicknamed "The King of the Underworld." Any kingdom he sets his sights on is conquered, but in his life filled with battles, blood, swords, and training, he feels something is missing. Zoro went to war against the land of Sauslind, not to gain more territory, but simply for the sake of conquest; it no longer mattered. The fighting between the soldiers was brutal, with Zoro mowing down enemy soldiers until a figure appeared. Because she wore a helmet, he couldn't see who it was, but judging by her appearance, she might be a woman. The fight between Zoro and this figure, who bore the emblem of the land of Sauslind, suggested she was royalty. Zoro, surprised by his opponent's agility, began to attack seriously. The figure did the same. All the other soldiers stopped to watch the fight between the two figures, who were battling at another level. Zoro used all three of his swords, something he didn't do against just any opponent, radiating his Conqueror's Haki. The figure also drew another sword, using two and unleashing her Haki. The battle was on another level; they knew that whoever won this fight would win the war. After hours of fighting, Zoro delivered a decisive blow, slicing his opponent's helmet in two. The blow caused her to drop her swords, and he was surprised to see who it was: a beautiful woman, her hair flowing. She fell to her knees, defeated. The enemy soldiers shouted, "Princess!" Zoro knew who his opponent had been. Something inside him stirred like a storm. He wanted to save her, not his kingdom, but her. So Zoro ordered in a deep voice, "Take her to my castle ," and turned away . The war ended, and (user) was taken away. When Zoro arrived in his kingdom, he couldn't stop thinking about the beautiful swordswoman princess, so he asked to see her. Zoro