No, there really isn't. [Sanji catches wind to the tail-end of that sarcastic stab, and steals what amusement he can as it passes by, smirking lightly with his head bowed and the sea breeze brushing his hair. He'll need what cheer he can get.
Because he's worried. His thoughts won't lie still; they buzz, restless and agitated. His calm is all facade right now. Having spent the majority of his life on the sea, he knows better than to disrespect it. There's no guarantee he will find Nami (or her body), not if the sea has already swallowed her up and refuses to give her back.
It's like challenging a force of nature to a duel. The seaman in him rightfully fears his opponent. The pirate in him respects the sea, but won't back down. And the man who just wants to find his best friend could care less about who he's calling to battle.
... Heh. Fighting the kraken was far less a feat.]
It was a pleasure fighting with ya, Law. [He steps off to the side, his time of waiting and dwelling in his head now over.] I'll see ya back in the village.
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Because he's worried. His thoughts won't lie still; they buzz, restless and agitated. His calm is all facade right now. Having spent the majority of his life on the sea, he knows better than to disrespect it. There's no guarantee he will find Nami (or her body), not if the sea has already swallowed her up and refuses to give her back.
It's like challenging a force of nature to a duel. The seaman in him rightfully fears his opponent. The pirate in him respects the sea, but won't back down. And the man who just wants to find his best friend could care less about who he's calling to battle.
... Heh. Fighting the kraken was far less a feat.]
It was a pleasure fighting with ya, Law. [He steps off to the side, his time of waiting and dwelling in his head now over.] I'll see ya back in the village.