One Piece: Awaken The Replication System

Totto Land!

In the vast New World, Totto Land stands as a mighty nation established by Charlotte Linlin, one of the infamous Four Emperors. Totto Land is a formidable domain, with Charlotte Linlin reigning as its indisputable matriarch. Her dream is to forge a utopia where all races live together in harmony.

The nation is centered around Cake Island, surrounded by 34 islands, each governed by one of her children as ministers.

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Cake Island!

In preparation for the arrival of Leno, the renowned hunter, Totto Land has been bustling for days, preparing an extravagant banquet of delicacies and desserts. The tea party was postponed at Charlotte Linlin's command, with the entire nation waiting on Leno's arrival.

At last, Leno, Fujitora, and Robin arrive on Cacao Island, Totto Land's outermost island.

"Is this Totto Land?" Robin asks with curiosity.

"One of the Four Emperors, Big Mom...," Fujitora adds.

As it was late, they planned to rest on Cacao Island before heading to Cake Island the next day.

Cacao Island, known for its town centered on chocolate, is famous for its unique culinary twist—rooftiles and street decorations made from chocolate, and even a chocolate fountain in the town square. They are warmly welcomed by Charlotte Lola, Minister of Chocolate, along with her twin sister and other citizens.

"Welcome to Totto Land, Leno!" A slim man with long, blue hair, a proboscis, and a lollipop-adorned top hat steps forward, his high-pitched voice echoing.

"I am Perospero, eldest son of the Charlotte family and Minister of Candy. I'll be overseeing your visit!"

With a wave of his candy cane, Perospero creates a bridge made entirely of candy, leading Leno and his companions toward the town. The cheers grow as Leno steps ashore. With his short black hair glowing in the sun, his presence exudes an air of elegance and charisma that draws the admiration of everyone present.

Sisters Lola and Chiffon gaze dreamily. "Leno is so handsome!" they sigh, practically in unison.

Beside them, Charlotte Galette, the Butter Minister, watches Leno with sparkling eyes. She stands out with her pink hair and striking yellow eyes, dressed in a red dress with high heels and a purple cloak.

As Leno, Fujitora, and Robin walk through the town, residents line up to welcome them. Dinner is a chocolate feast, with Leno's gluttonous appetite fully indulged. Though he's not used to overly sweet foods, Leno eats heartily, charming everyone around him.

When the meal ends, he thanks the chef and Charlotte Lola with genuine praise.

"This is the finest chocolate feast I've ever tasted!" he says.

Lola blushes, summoning her courage. "Leno, will you marry me?"

"Here goes Lola's 988th proposal!" the townsfolk chime in, laughing.

"Lola, this is Mom's guest!" Perospero scolds, while Galette explains with a sigh, "Lola proposes to almost every man she meets."

Realizing her mistake, Lola's face turns bright red. She apologizes repeatedly, but Leno only smiles warmly.

"It's alright. Everyone has the right to pursue happiness."

"Pursue happiness?" Lola asks, looking at him with wide eyes.

"Yes, Miss Lola," Leno says, "It takes courage to express one's feelings openly. One day, you'll find someone who accepts you fully."

His smile radiates kindness and assurance, instantly easing Lola's embarrassment. For the first time, her bold habit of proposing to strangers is met with understanding rather than rejection.

"This man... is truly gentle," the bystanders murmur.

Meanwhile, Galette feels a pang of jealousy. "Why wasn't it me proposing to him first?" she mutters.

That evening, the story of "Gentle Leno" spreads across Totto Land, and his reputation grows even stronger.

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Cake Island!

"Katakuri, you're back?" Charlotte Linlin, sitting at the head of her grand hall, turns her gaze to her returning son.

"Yes, Mom." Katakuri, fresh from defending the outer islands, nods. The territories of Totto Land frequently draw intruders, but with Linlin's children patrolling, her empire remains secure.

"And Leno?" Linlin inquires, her expression eager.

"He's arrived on Cacaa Island. You'll see him tomorrow."

Satisfied, Charlotte Linlin's laughter fills the hall, accompanied by the cheerful notes of her sentient sun, who floats beside her, chuckling gleefully.

A swirling white cloud twirled to the rhythm of the music, and everything around—flowers, teacups, furniture—came to life, swaying joyfully. Each was a Homie crafted by Charlotte Linlin herself.

"How many days until the tea party?" Charlotte Linlin sang cheerfully.

"Tomorrow, Mom!" came the excited reply.

The flowers chimed in, "Flowers, flowers!"

"Really?"

Charlotte Linlin continued, "Where is the world's strongest hunter? How is he?"

"Already here!" Katakuri replied.

The furniture joined in chorus, "Furniture, furniture!"

"We're having a tea party!" sang the Homies in unison.

"And the cake?" Linlin asked with a mischievous grin.

"Wedding cake!" shouted the Homies.

"And the design?" Linlin sang, eyes gleaming.

"Ready!"

"What about the budget?"

"Don't be stingy!"

"And the materials?"

"Handpicked!"

"Forcing and looting!" echoed Linlin's crew.

For this grand tea party, Linlin had her men plundering every corner for the finest ingredients.

"Eggs?"

"Secured!"

"Fruit?"

"Confirmed!"

"Leave the taste to us!" sang the chefs.

"Nothing like a delicious cake!"

"A devilishly sweet treat!"

"Hell's Tea Party!"

"Is it strawberry jam?"

"And whose blood might that be?"

Linlin smiled wickedly, "It doesn't matter. No one can refuse an invitation."

"This is Totto Land, everyone's dreamland!" the Homies declared, singing the "Song of Totto Land."

The scene unfolded like a fairy tale—vivid and dreamlike.

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Cake Island

A towering castle of layered cakes stood at the heart of Cake Island, home to Charlotte Linlin and her family. Surrounding the castle was a lively city, aptly named "Sweet," bustling with residents of all kinds: humans, fish-men, mermaids, Minks, snakehead tribes, long-limbed tribes, and more. Only the Giants, the mightiest of all, were missing—a group who'd long harbored disdain for Charlotte Linlin. Despite this, Linlin still dreamed of bringing them under her rule.

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At the Docks

Residents gathered along the shoreline, eager to catch a glimpse of Leno. A sea of women lined up, each hoping to confirm the rumors of his striking appearance.

"Wow, the Totto Land citizens are certainly welcoming!" Leno observed, amused by the fanfare.

From the ship's bow, he heard someone call, "Leno!"

He smiled, finding it oddly reminiscent of a celebrity greeting.

Beside him, Fujitora chuckled, "The President certainly draws a crowd!"

Meanwhile, Perospero looked on, somewhat sour.

"These people have never been this enthusiastic for me," he muttered, casting a resentful glance at Leno. With his statuesque physique and handsome features, Leno was like a masterpiece, seemingly perfect in every way.

In that moment, Perospero felt a surge of envy.

It was as if Leno's brilliance had overshadowed him completely. But he held back his frustration—there was nothing he could do against someone so powerful.

As the ship docked, Leno disembarked, clad in a custom hunter's outfit that exuded elegance. The crowd hushed for a moment, only to erupt in louder cheers soon after.

"Leno! Finally, you're here!" Charlotte Linlin herself greeted him, stepping forward. She wore her signature pirate hat over her long, curly pink hair, her dress a voluminous pink that matched her bold lipstick and lavender eyeshadow. She opened her arms wide in a welcoming gesture, her towering figure radiating authority.

After a quick exchange of pleasantries, Leno, Fujitora, and Robin climbed into an opulent carriage that carried them towards the grand Cake Castle. Along the way, they passed patrolling Biscuit Soldiers, strange but friendly residents, and all manner of lively Homies. Outside and within the castle, chess-piece soldiers stood guard, their vigilance unmatched.

In the ballroom, the tea party unfolded in grand fashion, with music, dancing, and an endless array of delicacies. Everything was prepared with an almost fanatical attention to detail.

Charlotte Linlin, who was in surprisingly good spirits, conducted herself with a calculated poise—quite unlike her usual demeanor. Her reputation as one of the Four Emperors was evident in her reserved but undeniable strength. Once, it was said that Charlotte Linlin had been beautiful. Now, however, the years had left their mark.

Finally, as the tea party concluded, Linlin called her daughters and turned to Leno.

"Leno, my daughters are at your disposal. Marry one of them, won't you?"

Leno stared, blinking. "Marriage?"

His mind reeled. Kaido wanted a son, Linlin wanted a son-in-law, Whitebeard collected sons, and Shanks searched for brothers. The eccentricity of the Four Emperors never ceased to amaze him.

Charlotte Linlin's smile grew strained. "They're beautiful, aren't they?"

"It's not about beauty," Leno replied calmly, dabbing his mouth with a napkin. "Marriage just isn't for me."

At this, Linlin's expression darkened. Her flaming sun, Prometheus, crackled menacingly to her right, while her storm cloud, Zeus, turned black and surged with flickering lightning. Even her two-cornered hat began to growl, its voice ominous.

Charlotte Linlin fixed Leno with a cold stare, flames and lightning framing her colossal figure.

Unfazed, Leno met her gaze with his own intense glare. There was a palpable silence as Conqueror's Haki clashed between them, lightning arcing in the darkened room. Black sparks crackled, charging the air with energy.

Katakuri and the others watched on, feeling the weight of the moment, each breath growing more difficult under the pressure.

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