Morning arrived, and Tina was already awake. She gazed at the little Demon King, a mischievous smile on his lips as he suckled her red bud, her face radiating happiness. The sunlight bathed them, creating a warm, serene scene.
I woke from a deeply satisfying sleep, a red bud still in my mouth. I sucked hard, and sweet milk flowed. This is the ultimate luxury—waking up to fresh milk.
"You little rascal, causing trouble the moment you wake," Tina said with a smile. I climbed up, grinning, "Mom's breasts are too tempting. I couldn't help myself." I chuckled.
"Alright, get up. We need to move, or we'll miss an inn again tonight," Tina said, adjusting her top and tidying her clothes. Curious, I asked, "Mom, where are we going?"
"We're searching for One Piece, the treasure of the Pirate King, Gol D. Roger. He died three years ago, hiding his treasure at the world's end. I'm curious about it. That's why I left home—to find it. Whoever claims it becomes the Pirate King." I looked at Tina's eager face and said, "So, Mom, you want to be the Pirate King and rule the world?" She shook her head, laughing. "I don't care about being Pirate King. I just want to know what's in the treasure and why it makes someone the Pirate King." With a sly grin, I said, "Mom, I've just set a goal." "What goal?" she asked, puzzled. I shouted, "I'm going to be the Pirate King and dominate the world!" Tina stared, captivated by my commanding aura. After a long pause, she said, "Baby, are you serious about becoming the Pirate King?" I nodded firmly. "Yes. Once I decide, I don't waver. Will you join me on this path to becoming the Pirate King?" Tina replied resolutely, "We swore to stay together forever. If you aim to be the Pirate King, I'll do everything to help you claim that throne." Though my height was an issue, I hugged her legs, saying, "Thank you, Tina." Hearing her name, she knew I was serious.
Tina thought, I should tell him everything, no secrets. She crouched, holding my arms solemnly. "Demon King, I need to tell you something. After you hear it, I won't blame you if you want me to leave." Seeing her expression, I knew she was about to reveal her past. I said earnestly, "Go ahead." Taking a deep breath, she said, "I'm married. My husband is Monkey D. Dragon, leader of the Revolutionary Army. I have two sons, Portgas D. Ace and Monkey D. Luffy. Dragon's focus on the revolution left me neglected, and I didn't want to spend my life raising kids. So I left to chase my dream. Then I met you, my little troublemaker, who sparked my maternal love and captivated me." Her voice softened, and she looked at me nervously, awaiting my judgment.
I pulled my hands away, staring at her coldly. Her heart shattered. Tears fell as she thought, Losing someone hurts this much. I can barely breathe. Wiping her tears, she said, "I don't blame you. Who'd want a woman over a decade older, with a husband and sons?" As she stood to leave, I pulled her into a deep kiss. Thinking it was a farewell, Tina kissed back passionately, her tongue entwining mine, leaving it tingling.
I pulled back, brushing her lips. "My little Tina, did I say I don't want you?" Her eyes lit up. "Really? You don't mind?" I smiled, "Your tears already convinced me." Realizing I'd tricked her, she playfully swatted me. "You teased me! You're happy seeing me cry?" I grinned, "How else would I know my little Tina loves me so much?" Moved, she pouted, "If you trick me again, I'll… I'll stop letting you have my milk!" Her face reddened. I said solemnly, "To avoid starving, I'll never trick my little Tina again." She burst out laughing at my serious tone.
Earnestly, I said, "Now I'll tell you my story, so we have no barriers." She nodded seriously.
"I wasn't thrown here by some old man. My grandpa sent me from another world, breaking space itself. I died once before. I didn't tell you at first because I didn't want to scare you." I briefly mentioned my past in the modern world but omitted knowing the One Piece plot. Tina listened intently. When I finished, she said, "You'll tell me all about your modern life later, okay?" I nodded.
She continued, "Little husband, 'Demon King' won't do here. Names aren't just two words. You need a new one." I mused, "What should it be?" She suggested, "Take my surname. That'd be nice." I thought, As a proud Chinese, I can't just do that. Suddenly, I shouted, "I've got it!" Tina jumped. "You'll scare me to death, little husband!" I declared, "From today, I'm Hua Xia M. Demon King." She repeated it, puzzled. "What does it mean?" Proudly, I said, "Hua Xia is my homeland's name, reminding me I'm Chinese. 'M' stands for my Demon Sect roots, unchanging. Demon King is my original name. This way, I'll always be the Demon King of China's Demon Sect." Her eyes sparkled. "You're so clever, little husband!" I boasted, "If I'm not number one, who is? And Tina, call me 'husband,' not 'little husband.' It's awkward." She blinked innocently. "But you are little. Can you blame me?" She winked seductively.
Defeated by this enchantress, I vowed, My goal is to grow up fast and teach her a lesson.