Numajiri Kinuyo✨

**Numajiri Kinuyo** *( Luck Based Goddess )* is a Rookie Marine stationed in Loguetown with her childhood friends from Crendo. She signs up for the Marine Academy and begins her journey with her friends to protect and serve the World Government and it's people.

## Once upon a time, *background*

Crendo Island is a sea-port community, basking in the glory of trade and marine protection,
the economy was at its highest point.  Many families came here in hope of straying
far away from the rough and treacherous seas. Though the Numajiri family had
the same hopes and dreams, they came here for another reason, her father a
merchant and her mother a doctor, decided to live here to benefit her father’s
trade and work. It soon became their home and little Kinuyo would grow up here,
learning of the business her mother did, as the local doctor – she had helped
many lives and that dream went onto her only daughter, in hopes she too would see life’s importance.

Alongside helping out her mother's clinic, she goes to the local school, obtaining knowledge and way-ward information about the world Government.

However, upon turning twelve, she learns that even Crendo, despite it's history of avoiding the wrath of pirates, can eventually fall to the bandits. That night is
engraved within the child’s memory forever, a constant nightmare when she
sleeps, dreaming of fiery embers and darken smoke, that covers the sky.

Blanketing the full-moon’s light in order to hinder the residents’ escape, in
attempt to protect their little girl and to send her off into a place of safety
– both are ruthlessly cut down and murdered right in front of her. Luckily
marines step in, unfortunately it would be too late for her parents, but luck
has been her bane – for it seems to be only working for her, this day being evidence
to this horrid theory. Which is why she ends up in Loguetown, instead of
serving underneath the Marine base at her home Island, because it is no-longer
with them, burned to the ground and those left behind, most likely slaughtered
in cold blood by a monster known as Jian Crolo.

## Crendo Island Arc,

It is only
meant for tragedy, while the relationships made, are stronger than the blood
spilled, it is a wicked time to remember. This home is short-lived and its
populace now is made of pirates. Everyone she knows is either part of Loguetown
or since dead in her mind and consideration. Though sometimes – the past comes
back to haunt you, in many ways over, suffering constant nightmares and flashes
of remembrance when brought with comparing situations, Crendo Island will never
be forgotten.

## East Blue Arc,

Six years
pass and while she is still a rookie Marine, she is eager to continue her path
and climb the ladder of the Marines in hope of providing service to the less
fortune. Crendo Island being her fuel to fight crime and destroy pirates, thus
allowing her to keep with her determination and hope.

### Devil Fruit Pirates and Cultists,

Her first encounter with
fate is when she is sent on a scouting mission, upon her introduction to Taidana Shi, the Admiral that would be teaching them how to grow and be strong just
like him!

They are invited on patrol and immediately go, soon after she is
paired with her childhood friend, Kumiko and a very sloth like medic, Mary. Unfortunately
they are tossed into the middle of a very violent storm, in which Taidana Shi
decides to show a portion of his strength in order to keep them afloat. But to
get out of the storm, they all come across an island, which is being ransacked
by pirates –and- cultists. In the midst of everything, they are sent to scout
by themselves, without the aid of fighters - however, despite their disadvantage;
Kumiko and Kinuyo come up with an idea to stop the raiding party that is trying
to sacrifice the populace to their false god in praise of a Devil Fruit.

Mary
somehow disappears and they’re about to act, when Conway Robin shows up to be of
assistance! Kinuyo is
given bombs by Kumiko to utilize and thanks to her capability of adapting, she
does just that. Tossing the bombs which throws them into chaos and mayhem,
confusion giving the girls a better chance, but then Kumiko becomes rather bold
and it ends in a lack of luck. They were noticed due to Kumiko’s miss shot on
the leader holding the Devil Fruit! This doesn’t stop them from trying to save
the town and it doesn’t stop them fighting for survival!

Instead of losing
hope, they are very confident their allies will show up in the end and help
them! It takes longer than expected, leaving Kinuyo being shot, they’re being
worn down and Kumiko takes more bullets than any of them wished for her to
take. That is when Aros Conway comes in to save the day! His prowess is capable
of taking down some of the cultists, which gave Robin time and chance to get
out of the middle of thugs, thanks to Kinuyo’s bombing barrage at them!

Kumiko
is losing a lot of blood and fear of losing her friend seems to over-load her
senses and puts her in hyper-drive, allowing her to take a shot, if it meant
being Kumiko’s last wish – she would do everything in her power to use this
flintlock to take down the leader she so effortlessly tried to take down. And
in that moment, that slow-motion moment, she shoots and the bullet drills its
way into the leader’s skull – alongside the very effective swordsmanship of Aros’
from behind and Robin from front to take him down entirely, resulting in Robin’s
fruit.

#### Flamingo Island,

It starts off
with a festive day, dressing up and eating cotton candy, all of them aboard a
cruise ship with a man who claims to be an Admiral, but come to find out, by
Aros – this man is not one. However, while confused on how he knows that, she doesn’t
further question it – due to the ‘fake’ Admiral giving a more serious question
for them to answer. In which she does, speaking of how she wants to stop
pirates and make sure people don’t have to feel what they’ve felt. Her answer
is simpler to that of Aros, both determined to remedy the world’s situation and
to cure this plague of destruction – in order to protect and make people happy.
The trip turns for the worst when something hits underneath – to discover, it
is rabid Flamingoes attacking! They nearly cause the boat to sink, but instead
of staying under, they surface and attempt to go at the young Marines and
citizens.

In order to protect the people, she grabs the nearest weapon like
thing she can, a mop and bucket – which come in handy surprisingly. Everyone is
fighting, but the one mostly notable is that of Aros, who has learned from
Taidana Shi, SOUL STRIKE! A very powerful strike which ultimately gives them
the upper-hand but in revolt to their comrades being taken out in one shift
movement, the (Pink Eleven) larger and more sturdy Flamingoes decide to head
for the helmsmen.

In order to keep them from being destroyed and sinking – the Captain
speaks of buying some time so they could go to the nearest island for some R’n
R, but the Flamingoes have other plans! One assaults Robin violently as she
tries to assist the situation, Kinuyo and Ishi are successful with driving some
of the (Pink Eleven) Flamingoes away, though one has unfortunately made it to
the helm and in order for them to safely get to the island next door – they must
protect him at all costs! Aros and everyone dives into save him, while Kinuyo
ducks back to help Robin – who was pinned against the boat’s deck and taking a
relentless attack from one of the (Pink Eleven) Flamingoes.

wip

## *D*evil *F*ruit,

The **Moku Moku no Mi** *(Smoke-Smoke, Plume-Plume, Steam-Steam, Seed of Smoke )* is a Logia-type Devil Fruit that allows the user to create, control, and transform into smoke at will.

The user of this fruit is able to generate, manipulate, and become smoke. Like most other Logia fruits, when the smoke user is hit, they can simply use the fruit's power to become smoke, thus absorbing the attack and remaining unharmed. Like some of the other Logia type Devil Fruits, this one allows its user to "fly", by turning their body or the lower part of it into smoke, greatly enhancing their movement and speed.

The main offensive capabilities of the fruit stem from its user's ability to change the density of the smoke produced at will. This allows them to surround their targets with their intangible smoke and then, solidifying it, to grasp them. The smoke can also be used as a blunt weapon, hitting enemies with great strength. However, it is possible to escape the smoke's hold with a sudden, strong enough expansion of the body (such as Luffy's **Gomu Gomu no Fusen**).

**Weaknesses** to the fruit are rare and in-between, but the standard **Devil Fruit** weaknesses apply all the same. It would seem that when confronted by fire, they will cancel out one another; other than that, no specific natural weakness has yet to be seen.

It has been noted by many who have been targets of this power that the created smoke is quite foul, to the point of causing people to cough.

## *R*elationships,

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