One Piece: One for All

Luffy immediately bolted after Fukurou, his legs a blur of motion as his determination drove him forward. However, Jiro, Zoro, and Sogeking grabbed his arms, pulling him back before he could get too far.

"Luffy, wait!" Jiro said, his voice urgent. "We need to figure out where we're going first!"

Zoro nodded, his grip firm on Luffy's shoulder. "We can't just run around aimlessly. We need a plan."

"Plan?!" Luffy barked, his voice filled with frustration. "There's no time for a plan! Robin needs us now!"

Sanji flicked his cigarette, his eyes sharp. "I get it, Luffy. We all do. But if you run in there alone, you'll be dead before you even get to her."

Zoro added, "We fight together, or we don't fight at all. You want to make sure we can all be there when Robin needs us. Now let's plan."

"by the way, who's Lucci again?" Sogeking asked, nervously adjusting his mask.

Luffy growled, pointing a finger at him. "He's the pigeon guy! The one who took Robin!"

Sanji stepped forward, lighting a cigarette with a flick of his lighter. "Then it's settled. Luffy, you go after Lucci. We'll handle the rest of the CP9 here and catch up with you."

Sanji took a deep breath from his cigarette, exhaling slowly. "We can't afford to lose focus. We fight as a team. Luffy will handle Lucci, and the rest of us will deal with the CP9. Luffy, we'll be there for you when we're done."

"But that leaves seven of us to take on five CP9 members," Sogeking said, his voice shaking. "What if we don't make it in time? If Robin gets to the Gates of Justice, it's over!"

Jiro placed a hand on Sogeking's shoulder. "Then we fight like our lives depend on it," he said firmly. "Because they do."

Sanji exhaled a puff of smoke. "Exactly. No one gets to Robin unless they go through us first."

Luffy clenched his fists, his frustration melting into resolve. "Alright, I'm counting on you guys! Don't lose!" With that, he dashed off, disappearing into the labyrinthine halls of the Tower of Justice.

The remaining group exchanged determined nods before splitting up to find their opponents.

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Chimney and Gonbe ran after the group, their small legs moving as fast as they could. "Good luck, everyone!" Chimney called out, waving.

However, the floor beneath them suddenly gave way, and they fell through a hidden trapdoor.

"Ahhhh!" Chimney screamed as they tumbled down into darkness. They landed with a thud in a dimly lit, candlelit passageway.

"What's this place?" Chimney whispered, her eyes wide as she took in the eerie surroundings.

As they tumbled through the trapdoor, Chimney landed hard on the cold stone floor, her heart racing. "Where are we?" she whispered, her voice shaking. The dim, flickering candles lining the walls cast long shadows that danced eerily in the quiet.

Gonbe sniffed the air, ears twitching. "I don't like this, Chimney. It feels... wrong."

"Umm... Let's find a way to get out of here" chimney said as she started to walk, footstep can barely make a sound as their foot hit against the stones.

Suddenly, a familiar voice echoed from the other end of the passage. Chimney's ears perked up. "That's Spandam!" she exclaimed, grabbing Gonbe and running toward the sound.

At the other end of the passage, Spandam's laughter rang out as he led Robin and Lucci down a spiral staircase. His mocking tone filled the air as he taunted Robin.

"Give up, Robin," Spandam sneered. "The Gates of Justice are just ahead. Your friends don't stand a chance!"

Robin remained silent, her expression unreadable, but her chains clinked with every step she took.

Chimney and Gonbe emerged from a hidden door in the wall, they look at each other silently and soon they began to follow them careful to stay out of sight.

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Meanwhile, Jiro found himself navigating the confusing maze of the Tower of Justice alone. The halls twisted and turned in seemingly endless patterns, and every path looked the same. Jiro's head felt like spinning as he got confused since every path looks the same for him.

"This place is like a nightmare, it's endless, how long do I need to run? This place are too confusing... I should have asked them if they have maps around this tower..." he muttered, wiping sweat from his brow.

As he ran, he encountered a squad of marines blocking his path. They drew their weapons, their eyes filled with determination.

"No CP9 here, huh?" Jiro muttered, cracking his knuckles. "Fine. I'm tired of running around, anyway you guys should be enough for now."

The fight was quick but exhausting. Jiro dispatched the marines with a mix of strength and agility, using his "way of survival" to dodge and counter their attacks. But as the marines fell, he realized he was no closer to finding the CP9 members.

"Ugh... Am I going the wrong way?" he wondered aloud, glancing around. He had thought he was descending, but he don't know that he's heading upstairs as he's running towards the top of the tower.

As he continued to run, more marines appeared blocking his way. Jiro gritted his teeth. "Damn it, I don't have time for this! You guys are annoying" he shouted, without hesitation he kick all of their balls to ensure that he won't waste time with them. The resulting makes all the the marines sprawling, as they groan and holding their crotch because of too much pain.

Breathing heavily, Jiro leaned against the wall. "Where are those CP9 guys? I felt like I will be exhausted before I can fight a cp9 agent" he muttered, frustration gnawing at him. "I can't keep wasting time like this… I don't have too much time, I need to find a key immediately"

Despite his exhaustion, Jiro pushed forward, his determination unwavering. "I'll find them and get the key" he vowed. "No matter what. Even if they are hiding in a hole, I'll find them."