Lunch with Avisa's Family and Avisa's Sexy Disguise

Author's Note: This chapter does have some sexual themes. It is not smutty necessarily, but just keep in mind that this one has some spicier language.

"Are we there yet?" Luffy whined as he trudged slowly behind through the jungle.

Avisa glared at Luffy. "We've only been walking for a couple hours. I thought you guys were adventurous pirates."

Luffy looked up at her and whined, "But I didn't get enough breakfast and now I'm starving."

Avisa's eyes widened. "What?! You ate twice as much as me, and that's saying something because I usually eat twice as much as anyone."

Sanji rolled his eyes a bit before he kicked Luffy in the head. "Shut up and stop being greedy. We'll have lunch soon enough."

Avisa's stomach growled loudly then, and she froze in embarrassment.

Luffy fell and rolled in laughter. "Ha, you're hungry too! I knew it!"

Avisa sighed as she watched Sanji begin to take off his pack quickly to prepare food for her. "I'll get you food, my love."

Luffy pouted. "What?! What about your captain?"

Before Sanji had a chance to respond, Avisa said, "No, Sanji. I'll be just fine. I want to get to the farm as quick as possible so I think we should just keep going."

He turned around concerned. "Are you sure?"

She chuckled a little. "Yes, there's no need to panic."

"Okay, whatever you say, my love." He put his pack back on and kissed her. And then the kiss started to deepen. And his hands started to wander to her ass and chest before she finally pushed against him and chuckled a bit. "That can also wait."

A few of the crew expressed their distaste at this display, while Brook congratulated Sanji once again on his achievements, before they continued down the path through the jungle.

...

They made good progress through the jungle, and she soon saw her family's farmhouse up on the hill. This was a much smaller farm than the one Lord Dinero stole from them, and it didn't produce much. They had moved onto supplying produce more than poisons now that Lord Dinero had taken over the trade. But it had become home to her, and she smiled and started to run when she saw it ahead of her. She passed through the small sugar cane field and through one of the poison berry patches too. Her heart pounded in anticipation as she sprinted.

"Wait for us!" Zoro, Luffy, Brook, and Chopper yelled as they began to chase her. Sanji was close behind and Robin smiled a bit as she followed at a slower pace.

Avisa got to the open door of the kitchen and could smell her grandmother's famous enchilada dish. She panted a bit as she called, "Grandma?! I'm home!"

"My little fish!" She saw her grandmother walk hastily from the kitchen and she embraced her tightly. "I was worried we weren't going to see you for a long time," she said. "There's been whispers all around town about your bounty." She looked into Avisa's face with concern. "Are you sure it's safe for you to be here?"

"No, but I had to come. You should've known that if you knew about the bounty. He's going to come for us. You think I would sit back knowing that?"

"No, of course not I-"

Her grandmother noticed the group of people behind her listening closely to this conversation. "And who are these folks? They look like they have the breath of the sea on them."

Avisa chuckled. "As always grandmother, you are right. They are indeed pirates. They helped me get here."

Her grandmother smiled brightly. "Then they are the good kind of pirates. Fate has smiled on you, my dear fish." She paused and looked them over. "But do they have manners? A pirate may be a thief and a scoundrel, but they should have manners."

Avisa sighed. "Most of the time. But they are mainly just good people grandma."

The crew seemed to blush a little before Sanji stepped forward and took her grandmother's hand. He bent down and kissed it before saying, "I can see where Avisa got her overwhelming beauty. It is a pleasure to meet you Mrs....?"

Her grandmother laughed a bit and blushed before she said, "Now this one has manners, fish." She turned back to Sanji and answered, "If by beauty, you mean her bosom, you would be correct. That was all me."

Avisa blushed. "Grandma, no..."

Her grandmother smiled and continued, "You pirates can call me grandma. I do not care for formalities from pirates that helped my fish."

Sanji smiled. "That would be an honour."

Avisa's grandmother looked at the crew with approval and asked, "How would you like to stay for lunch?"

Luffy piped up suddenly and answered, "Yes please! I'm so hungry!"

Her grandmother chuckled. "Well, then. Come in and take a seat my dears."

The crew sat down at the family's small dining table, and they were served a feast of enchilada and other dishes her grandmother had been preparing for when her older brother showed up.

Avisa gobbled the food quickly—almost as fast as Luffy and Brook—but not quite.

"I see you still have your ravenous appetite, my fish." She smiled and shook her head. "It's a good thing I set aside some of this food for your brother."

Avisa swallowed her food before she asked, "Oh, yeah, where is Jaimie?"

"He's out picking poison berries in the back. He should be in soon. I'm sure he's hungry as well. He's been working so hard lately."

Avisa nodded and was about to get up to go find the little guy when the back door burst open, and her brother came in with a large pail of berries. He froze and his eyes widened before he quickly dropped the bucket on the floor and ran over to Avisa. He wrapped his arms around her neck in a hug. "You're home," he mumbled as he squeezed her. She could feel a few tears drop from his eyes before he backed away and wiped them quickly.

"I am, Jaimie. I've missed you so much." She kissed his cheek before she asked, "How are you doing?"

He blushed a little as he noticed all the new people in his home, but he replied, "I'm doing good. I can finally read the long books you bought for me at Christmas. I really liked the one with the talking tree."

Avisa smiled brightly. "Really?! That's great Jaimie!"

Jaimie's eyes then took in the group around the table a little more closely and his mouth went wide open in shock. He pointed and exclaimed, "Is that a skeleton and a reindeer?!"

Avisa laughed. "Oh, yes, these are my friends. They're pirates."

He looked at her and his shocked face turned into a smile as he said, "That's so cool."

...

After lunch, Avisa and Sanji helped clean up while her brother and grandmother drilled the crew with questions. They asked them all about why Chopper talked and how Brook existed, but they also asked them questions about their pirate journeys and listened with interest as the crew answered their questions. Zoro and Robin mostly sat quietly and watched this exchange, sometimes smiling at Jaimie's reactions and curiosity. Chopper seemed to soon take a timid liking to him despite her brother's many questions and talked to him a bit about the poisons and medicines they helped produce on the island and on their farm.

Eventually, when the cleaning was finished, Sanji decided to go into town and get some food supplies to replenish their stock. He asked if anyone wanted to come, and the rest of the crew decided they wanted to rest and recuperate for whatever fight might be ahead of them. Avisa decided she should go to look around discretely and see if there was any sign of Lord Dinero yet or the charter ship her older brother, James, was supposed to arrive on soon. At first Sanji and her grandmother argued with her and tried to convince her not to go out into the public, but eventually Avisa got her way when she explained she would wear a different disguise and be very careful. She also promised to stay close to Sanji, which eased his worry a little it seemed.

For her disguise, she decided to dress as one of the island's famous dancer ladies. They would commonly wear a mask, and they were common enough in the main town area that she was sure she would blend in. The outfit was one that she had used before to scout out new targets and the only thing that was wrong with it was it often attracted attention, even if people didn't notice you as a person necessarily. It was like blending in by standing out. The outfit was made from different sparkly and silky materials and included a flowy red skirt that was mostly sheer and had two slits that went all the way to her hips. And the top was more like a push up bra that sparkled and matched her sparkly mask. She put on jewellery and a little makeup to complete the look.

When she finally finished and went out into the dining room again, she saw plenty of shocked faces. Sanji had the most dramatic reaction, however. His nose started to bleed as he seemed to float over to her. "My love, you look like a goddess. If I could just bury my face within your breasts, I'm sure I'd be the happiest man in existence." He began to lean over to do so before she put her hand on his head to stop him.

Thank goodness my little brother and grandmother are outside right now.

She smiled at him. "Maybe after shopping. Can you keep it in your pants till then?" 

He smiled back. "Anything for you, my love."