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namism · 1 month ago

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hii!

is it okay if i request zoro x immortal gn reader? like they're an immortal that wants to die so they beg him to try to kill them?

immortal heart | roronoa zoro

➳ categories: canonverse, gender neutral reader, post-thriller bark arc

➳ word count: 2.3k

➳ summary: Roronoa Zoro aspires to be the World's Greatest Swordsman, but he has to fight many enemies and defeat the current greatest to achieve such a title. Besides those things, is there anything else that he has to do? He doesn't think there is any until he's presented with an unusual challenge: to kill a dangerous immortal without his knowledge.

➳ notes: spa island was the island the straw hats visited for a filler arc. thanks for the request anon! 🧡

➳ cross-posted on ao3

Zoro hears the rustling of leaves.

In the dense dark woods, he can make out a shadowy figure meandering through the boreal trees, twisting and turning to avoid making any noise—but Zoro is observant when he puts his mind to it, so he does just that, going as far as to ignoring the temptation of the unopened bottle of sake in front of him.

Suddenly, the shadow disappears. Zoro decides to ignore it and enjoy his sake.

The next day, the Straw Hats arrive at Spa Island, a resort built on top of a ship that drifts in the sea. His mates have changed out of their regular clothes into swimwear, but Zoro refuses to leave his swords unattended, so he dresses himself in a white tank top and green shorts before setting foot on the resort.

Having decided against dipping into the swimming pool with Franky, boredom creeps into Zoro's mind the more he wanders about the unusual island. He tries to find something to entertain himself with, but nothing comes to mind.

That is, until the News Coo arrives.

Zoro seizes the newspaper that lands on top of his head, grunting at the gull that flies past him speedily. He stops dead in his tracks and opens the newspaper.

A wanted poster falls out.

Zoro picks it up from the ground.

'WANTED. ONLY DEAD: (Y/N).'

His eyes widen at your bounty.

'B 540,000,000.'

A bitter taste settles in his mouth. Your bounty is dangerously higher than his, which makes Zoro wonder what you could have possibly done to the Marines for them to give you such a number. He himself stood face-to-face with two Warlords at Thriller Bark, yet his bounty stays at 120 million berries. A number as huge as yours is an impressive nightmare.

He places your poster back inside the newspaper and tucks it in his armpit. Making his way to the restobar, he decides to meet up with Luffy in an attempt to find something more worthwhile to invest his time and effort in.

By the time the sun goes down, Zoro still has nothing better to do apart from drinking.

Luffy is beside him, stuffing his mouth with meat like a starved man, while the rest of the crew are hanging out by the open tent, individually sipping on their piña colada's and drinks that Sanji (for some odd reason) served them. When Zoro is spent on his drink, he decides to explore the resort after being warned by Chopper multiple times to be careful of his surroundings.

He snickers. It's just a resort, he thought to himself smugly.

He walks a great distance away from the restobar, scanning the giant swimming pools and waterslides at the park. The guests have wind down and the numbers have dwindled, leaving only staff and stubborn guests wandering about. Zoro figures he's one of those people, but he doesn't care and continues with his stroll.

Once the sun is out and the moon shines near midnight, Zoro is successfully lost in some part of the island resort with no clue of how to get back to where he came. He looks to his right, to his left, and curses himself bashfully when he realizes that he cannot decipher which way is which.

Ashamed, Zoro continues walking until he reaches the end of the island, overlooking the sea.

He relaxes at the sight, taking in the view.

Then he hears it again.

The rustling of leaves.

He whips his head to the direction of the sound and clutches the handles of his swords. A gust of wind blows past him and the rustling gets louder. It's almost eerie, but Zoro doesn't get scared easily. No, he isn't frightened.

So when he's ambushed by someone to his right, he blocks the hits successfully.

He doesn't struggle, but he's close. Adept with a sword, you advance forward in an attempt to topple him over, but Zoro has the upper hand with his two other swords supporting his strength. He resists your attacks and dodges your advances gracefully, looking for a way to defeat you through combat—but you resist with equal force, the inner flow of your energy imbuing the blade of your sword from the tip to its hilt. Zoro swings his sword across your chest, but you veer out of the way and angle your blade to block another hit.

To your misery, his third blade digs into your skin, deep enough to leave a wound past its outermost layer.

Your breath hitches, and your stomach turns.

Zoro pushes you to the ground, his blade centimeters deep, but you helplessly squirm in his grasp. He wraps his fingers around your throat and observes you intently, a stranger to your being but seemingly familiar with your face. You wriggle underneath him, but he tightens the chokehold.

That's right—you're the wanted pirate on the poster he found earlier, tucked in between the pages of today's newspaper. Your photo was an illustration, but it was badly drawn, almost like a century-old sketch with lazy coloring that rendered you unrecognizable. Now that he has a good look at your face, Zoro can confirm that it's really you.

At that second, Zoro wants to finish you off quickly so that he can regroup with his crew and they can leave the island as soon as they came. While he doesn't know what you do and what you came for, Zoro surmises that you're dangerous, a threat to him and his crew with your large bounty. Now that he has you restrained underneath him, he's bound to not let go.

However, in the split second he thinks to himself, a faint memory hammers in his head, one that he encountered not long ago.

"This place is a historian's nightmare," said Robin as she walked past the group, striding down the hallway of the Thriller Bark ship. She stood in front of a painting that hung on the wall, dusty and long forgotten, and ran her fingertips across the gold frame that enclosed the relic.

Zoro looked at the walls as he walked. He wasn't a fan, but a select few depicted dramatic movements and action, rich details and intricate poses of warriors in battle that piqued his interest. He walked ahead of his crew as he observed, passing Robin, who was deeply entranced by an old portrait of a figure—a young adult, not much older than Zoro himself, dressed in obsolete clothing that dated back to at least a thousand years ago.

When Zoro looks back at you, he catches a glint in your eyes that swirl with a bountiful of emotions—fright, desperation, and aggravation. Yet the corners of your lips twitch upward slightly, a subtle motion that he would have otherwise missed if only he wasn't attentive.

Suddenly, Zoro eases the force on your neck. He withdraws his blade, allowing the blood to drip down your skin and pool on the ground.

The twinkle in your eyes disappears just as fast.

Still holding you, Zoro demands, "You don't want to die, do you?"

"I don't!" You kick your feet desperately. "Let me go or I'll kill you and your crew! Let me go!"

His grip loosens on your neck.

In a bat of an eye, he pushes you to the ground and your head makes contact with the cold concrete. Afterward, he rises to his feet.

"Liar," he spits, watching you choke as you regain your breathing. "What are you here for?"

You cough on air, unresponsive. He watches you with a hard gaze.

Zoro has been in countless battles all his life—it's no question as the retired pirate hunter of the East Blue and the swordsman of the Straw Hat Pirates. In that regard, he can read his opponent expertly, seeing through their intentions and the inner workings of their minds akin to reading a book. The moment he looked at you, he recognized the emotions that smothered your face all too well, but something about the way you present them are baffling, unexpected.

The shine in your eyes was different. It was nothing he had ever seen before in battle, not even in the irises of his weakest enemy.

Zoro realizes that you're not desperate to live.

You're desperate to die.

"Answer me," he growls.

"I-I thought"—you cough—"I thought you were going to kill me..."

"I wasn't."

"But why? What stopped you, swordsman? Are you too feeble to kill another?!"

Zoro withdraws his blades into their scabbards. He notices the surprise in your eyes, the kind of emotion that shows disappointment. Your fright is gone, leaving only sadness to consume you.

"I don't kill without proper reason," he says. You glare at him. You're breaking character. "What are you here for?"

"I'm going to kill you," you mutter. Zoro is unfazed. "I'm going to kill you!"

At that very second, you grab your sword and activate your powers, coating the blade with the energy of your Haki. Zoro retaliates, but he resists your attacks eventually, careful enough not to hit you too hard.

Your wanted poster flashes in his imagination.

'WANTED. ONLY DEAD: (Y/N). B 540,000,000'

You tilt your sword and attack his side, your coated blade millimeters away from his bare skin. Zoro grits his teeth as he holds his defense.

'ONLY DEAD: (Y/N).'

'ONLY DEAD.'

"The Marines want you dead," he says. "Your bounty is higher than half of the Warlords, but you want to die in my hands. What do you want?!"

He pushes his blade toward you, shoving you far enough to regain his stance.

"A fight!"

You charge at him a second time, lunging forward too quickly that he misses the way you attack him. You lacerate the skin of his biceps with your hardened blade, and he gets a taste of your strength, the type to be expected of the pirate with half a billion berries— but Zoro refuses to go down with a pathetic injury, so he endures your advances and fights you off agitatedly.

As if in slow-motion, he swings his blade aggressively to your chest.

To his surprise, you move toward it, meeting the blade with your skin, the area closest to your heart.

His eyes grow large when his blade cuts into your body only to ricochet back into his hand, his attack backfiring as the force blows him away.

Zoro lands a few meters away from you upon impact, his swords thankfully still in his hands. He winces in pain, but he recovers immediately and lifts his head to look at you.

You drop your sword to the ground. You're bleeding terribly. Blood oozes from the area which the swordsman had cut, and it continues to pour down your body nonstop, slowly creating a pool of red liquid beneath your feet. Holding onto your chest, you walk toward the edge of the island.

"Now we wait," you mumble.

Zoro stands back up and charges toward you, but he forgoes his blades and instead grabs your wrist. He spins you around and pulls you away from the ledge, eventually throwing you to the ground once more.

Yet you lay there, unbothered, until you help yourself back up on your feet, completely ignoring the blood dripping down your body... like it's not painful at all.

Zoro watches in horror as you collect yourself in front of him, standing a few meters away with exhausted hooded eyes trained on the ground.

"Well," you say to yourself, "I'm still alive."

You look up from the ground and stare at the swordsman in front of you.

"Even if I had begged, it still wouldn't have made a difference."

You fall to your knees.

"Unless... I try..." you whisper. You crawl closer to Zoro, who backs away with every step you take closer to him. "Roronoa Zoro, is it? The swordsman of the Straw Hats, the man who faced three different Warlords in the past months?"

With quivering lips, you stretch your hands out to him.

"You're... you're strong. I know that you are. You may not be as wanted now, but the New World awaits your kind."

"Keep your distance," he orders.

You ignore him.

"I have to ask a favor." You crawl to his feet hastily, gripping his legs. His jaw falls ajar. "Kill me. Please, just kill me. Do anything in your power to make sure that I don't leave here alive."

He gulps. Zoro tries to wrest his legs free from your hands, but you don't let go of him.

"Please!" You cry. "You want to be the world's greatest swordsman, don't you? Why not put yourself up for the challenge and kill an immortal?"

Looking up at the sky, lightning strikes past the clouds as thunder erupts in your vast surroundings, defeating the sound of waves that crash on the island ship's foundation. Zoro stares at you. He shakes his head in confusion.

"Immortal?" he repeats aloud.

He looks down at your bloodstained garments. You have lost a lot of blood, but you remain strong and standing, almost as if you were never injured to begin with.

"I can't feel pain," you whisper. "I tried to fight you, but I couldn't get you to kill me unless I forced myself at the tip of your blades. I had to act. I had to pretend to be hurt."

You clench his hands in yours.

"Please," you cry, "please help me."

Zoro keeps quiet, gathering his thoughts for a second.

Your bounty, your wanted poster, your questionable strength, the portrait back in Thriller Bark dating over a millennium ago—everything begins to dawn on him at that very moment. Zoro's eyes go wide as he realizes the weight of the circumstances, and for the first time in his life, he feels a chill run down his spine.

"Roronoa Zoro, please save me."

He purses his lips together.

Pulling you to your feet, Zoro makes up his mind.

"Stand up. I'm bringing you somewhere."

thanks for reading! if anyone would like to continue this story/write their own take to the prompt, i would be happy to read it! i found the prompt easy to interpret at first, but i soon had trouble with it due to the concept of immortality (e.g. do immortal beings feel pain/get injured? do they have regenerative abilities? if they don't, do they just live on with damaged organs until they stop working? in that case, wouldn't immortal beings be capable of dying?) even the universe of one piece hasn't given much depth to this concept yet, so if you want to put your own twist to it, please be my guest :)

p.s., the ending was meant to hint at zoro bringing the reader over to luffy and crew (because the reader may have lived to witness the void century, hence the bounty), but you can interpret it whichever way you want.

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mo-racca · 6 months ago

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Predictions for Percy Jackson S2

So season 1 used chapter titles for the episode titles and it got me thinking about which SOM chapter titles will be used for season 2 and how the book will be split up over 8 episodes.

I'm gonna run on the assumption that the success of season 1 will mean more budget for season 2, including having episodes that are all at least an hour long.

Spoiler warning for Sea of Monsters (the book). Predictions are under the cut.

Episode 1: I Play Dodgeball With Cannibals

Comprising Chapters 1-3

Episode opens with Grover being chased by Polyphemus. He runs into a bridal boutique and dons a dress. Polyphemus shadow looms over him as he turns to look directly in the camera and says "Percy, you have to help me." Percy then suddenly awakes from the dream.

We'll then get our introduction to Tyson. Probably via him and Percy walking to school together. First class is gym!

Dodgeball match plays out more or less like the books.

Annabeth hails the Gray Sisters taxi & they ride to CHB.

Episode ends with them arriving a the bottom of the hill and staring on in horror as they witness mechanical bulls wreaking havoc.

Episode 2: Tyson Plays With Fire

Comprising Chapters 4-7

Opens back up to the horrified faces of Annabeth, Percy, and Tyson seeing the mechanical bulls. The fght with the bulls then plays out similarly to the books, including the Tyson is a cyclops reveal.

Tantalus is introduced & and announces the chariot races.

First chariot races occurs with the birds attacking. I genuinenly hope they "defeat" them in the same way as the books where they play Chiron's shitty music, but I'm not 100% they'll go that route.

Clarisse is chosen for the Golden Fleece quest. Percy is upset. I think they might slightly change this and have him choose to run off on his own to save Grover, and once he's on the beach, he runs into Hermes.

Episode ends with Hermes giving Percy the gifts, Annabeth and Tyson running over. And then the camera pans out to a cruise ship out in the distance (The Princess Andromeda!)

Episode 3: I Have The Worst Family Reunion Ever

Comprising Chapters 8-9

I think this episode will open with a flashback to Annabeth, Luke, and Thalia during their time with the Brooklyn cyclops. Probably not much will be revealed beyond Annabeth being young and scared and we won't see what it is that she's scared off.

Cut to the present: Percy, Annabeth, and Tyson are already on the ship. Probs some exposition dialouge about the name of the ship and "Why did Hermes want us to board this ship?"

We'll end up having the confrontation with Luke more or less how it happens in the book. Might have a couple more Annabeth flashbacks thrown in as well, but we don't ever see what she's running from.

Ends with them escaping on the emergency raft.

Episode 4: Clarisse Blows Up Everything

Comprising Chapters 10-11

Opens with them on the raft, probably talking or something, when suddenly a raucous noise draws their attention to Clarisse's ship.

The Charybidis & Scylla fight plays out more or less like the books except literally no one is sad about confederate ghosts dying (redying???)

I imagine we'll have some concurrent Grover and Polyphemus storyline throughout this episode.

Ends with everything being blown up and Percy believing Tyson is dead.

Episode 5: We Check into C.C.'s Spa and Resort

Comprising Chapter 12

Opens with Annabeth and Percy washed up on the shores of Circe's Island.

In the books, I'm pretty sure the island has an enchantment that is part of the reason they don't realize something is up right away and I would love for them to keep that for the show.

Percy's half of the story will play out similarly to the books with the guinea pig stuff.

We'll also get to see what Annabeth is doing on the island. I want it to be clear that she's trying to fight the enchantment, but is struggling (can an athena kid resist the temptation of knowledge?). Her concern for Percy is what helps to pull her out of it ("Where's Percy? What did you do to him?")

Annabeth rescues Percy like in the books with the Multivitamins. They escape to the boat. The escape scene could be drawn out a bit more than it is in the books for ~suspense~

Episode ends with them sailing off.

Episode 6: Annabeth Tries to Swim Home

Comprising Chapter 13

I think this episode will open up with another dream of Grover for Percy, to emphasize that time is running short.

Annabeth tells Percy she wants to hear the sirens.

I envision more Annabeth flashbacks this episode.

Annabeth dives, Percy saves her just like in the book.

They have a heart-to-heart about fatal flaws. Annabeth tells Percy about the Brooklyn cyclops, this is shown through flashback. We finally see what she's been scared of in these flashbacks the whole time. (We get to see baby Annabeth stab a cyclops in the foot bc she's a badass and we deserve to see it)

Episode ends with Polyphemus's Island coming into view and probs some line about "let's go save our friend".

Episode 7: We Meet the Sheep of Doom

Comprising Chapters 14-16

I think we'll open to Grover when Clarisse arrives to the cyclops lair and we'll watch her ruin his bride cover.

Then it switches to Annabeth and Percy on the island surveying the sheep and the fleece. After a moment, Annabeth says she has a plan.

Cut to Percy annoyed and hanging on the underbelly of giant sheep muttering about Annabeth's plan.

I think the ensuing Polyphemus confrontation will be pared down a bit for time, but will still include the initial fight in the cave, escaping across the bridge, and Tyson's triumphant return.

Episode ends with them leaving a wailing Polyphemus on the island.

Episode 8: The Fleece Works It's Magic Too Well

Comprising Chapters 17-20

They arrive on land, parse out Clarisse's prophecy and send her ahead with the fleece.

Luke and his crew show up. This confronation plays out similarly to the books with the IM message. Chiron and the Party Ponies arrive. Depending on their CGI capabilities, it might just be Chiron who arrives. Fighting ensues.

They get back to CHB where they witness Clarisse put the fleece on the tree. All seems to be well.

It's clear that some time has passed now. They do the second chariot race. Percy & Annabeth win. CHEEK KISS.

As they are celebrating, attention is drawn to Thalia's tree (maybe it's like glowing or something). The campers all head towards the tree to see what's up and find a girl lying against it. Her face is hidden. Percy asks her who she is and she looks up and we get to see her face for the first time.

"I am Thalia. Daughter of Zues." Roll credits.

I considered having the Thalia scene be a post-credit moment, but I think it's too important for setting up season 3 to not have as part of the main episode.

A good post-credit scene I think would be like Grover on the phone at Westover Hall and saying something like "All I know is that these two kids are powerful and they're in danger. I could use your help getting them to camp."

Anyways, I'd love to hear people's thoughts!

#percy jackson #percy jackon and the olympians #percabeth #pjo #pjo series #percy jackson tv show #sea of monsters #pjo season 2 predictions #annabeth chase #percy jackson and the olympians

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the-bar-sinister · 7 months ago

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Cracking the Mid-Life Crisis (3960 words) by thesavagesabretooth Chapters: 1/1 Additional Tags: Alternate Universe - Canon Divergence, Found Family, Gecko Moria joins Cross Guild, Emotional Hurt/Comfort, Fluff and Humor, Angst and Humor, Humor, Father-Daughter Relationship, POV Perona

Summary: After Moria's punishing defeat by Luffy on Thriller Bark the warlord was discarded by the government and vanished from the world stage. When the warlord system is dissolved entirely, Perona goes on a mission to find her daddy and bring him back into the fold.

She finds him wasting away in margaritaville.

It had taken Perona quite some time after leaving Mihawk's castle to track down the man she was looking for, but now she had arrived at Yutsu Island, a resort island in the New World unaffiliated with the World Government and run as a tourist attraction for the elite and dangerous.

The World Government was cracking down all around them, Marine ships prowling the seas…affiliated islands setting traps in their ports as ‘bounty hunters’ and ‘traders’ pressed even deeper into waters the Government had no sway in.

Perona hated it. She hate, hate, hated having to skulk around after the dissolution of the Warlord system. After her own small ship was seized (she’d have to say sorry to Hawky later), she’d slipped away from the stupid marines to hitch ride after ride on friendly and unfriendly boats alike.

But she had to do it, she had to find her adoptive father to make sure he’d survived the beating the Marines had given him during that whole dumb war two years prior.

Her heeled boots clicked against the creaking wood of the dock as she stomped her way across with her parasol open to block out the hated sun. Lucky her, the roving ‘Gamble Pirates’ who’d taken her in for the trip weren’t the type to try to bully her into staying– she could save her energy for dragging her dad back from this overly bright and sunny place.

The resort area glittered and gleamed just a stone's throw from the harbor– a mass of handsome buildings that glittered with colorful sea glass and some of the more modern architecture on the grand line. The place, she had heard, was run by a branch family of some deposed nobles from the North Blue– potentially related to the Vinsmokes. It was one of the many rumors she'd heard while gathering information about where Moria was.

And all the information she'd gathered said that he would be here; rumors and whispers that the former warlord was wasting away on cocktail island.

She puffed out her cheeks as she walked, her little ghosties leaking out from her parasol to surround her in swirling, lazy arcs that sent tourists stumbling away from their spectral giggling in fear of just what they might do.

It’d been two years…two years without a word while she thought he was dead. If it turned out he was getting DRUNK while Mihawk held his SUPER GOOD wine over her head for TWO WHOLE YEARS…

Well. She wasn’t actually going to complain about her time with the other warlord and Zoro…but STILL.

She was peeved about it enough for her horo horo ghostie friends to be manifesting in wiggly force. Not to mention this place really WAS too bright. “Wish I had sunglasses…”

The light on the summer island was quite bright and warm, with hardly a cloud in the sky as she made her way through the crowds and toward the resort area. Stealthily she snuck through the lobby without a glance from security who were busy at the counter due to some woman who was yelling at the clerk there.

And once through the checkpoint she was able to access all the guest areas. The private beach. The restaurant. The casino. The spa. And who knew what else. It was a disgusting lap of luxury.

“And I didn’t even have a vampire maid or a handsome butler to make me bagel sandwiches an’ cocoa.” Perona pouted as she hugged Kumachi’s plush body to her side. Mihawk’s cooking was super good, of course, and Zoro would bring her things if she needled him enough and hung off his shoulders till he did it…but the principle of the thing was important! “This place looks…”

She stared down some well to do couple as they walked towards the beach with a sound dial blasting Uta’s latest single in hand.

“Pricey. And ostentatious. Dontcha think, Kumachi?”

Kumachi didn’t answer.

Perona followed the couple out onto the beach, which was a forest of brightly colored umbrellas and towels spread out over a blanket of glittering, beautiful white sand leading down to the bright blue ocean. People of all shapes and sizes wandered around in beach wear, holding colorful drinks being doled out by bartenders under thatched roof huts.

She sniffed disdainfully as she twisted her parasol over her head, taking to floating gently along instead of walking through the unsteady sand.

“He couldn’t possibly be at the beach…”

“Horo horo” replied one of her ghosties, to which she giggled.

“I mean, obviously right? We didn’t even have a proper beach on Thriller Bark!” she waved her hand “he’s probably somewhere like the residential graveyard or something. Do resorts have graveyards?”

“Horo.”

Perona practically tripped over him.

Moria was lying supine over an enormous beach lounge chair under an umbrella with a pair of opaque sunglasses covering most of his unmistakable face. He had a book across his chest, and a drink in the holder of his lounge. There was a sound dial sitting in the sand next to him and a wire trailed from it to one miniature speaker in his long pointed ear.

Tripping startled her once.

His loud snore startled her again.

“GAH!!!” Perona squeaked, stomping her foot on open air. “DADDY!! You IIIIIIIDIOT!”

She drew the attention of several beach-goers, but the moment she started hearing the whispering amongst them she sent her hollows to pass through them. Whispering turned to whines and whimpers of despair as she put her hands on her hips and looked down at the sleeping Moiria.

“....” She raised her leg and delivered a swift kick to his butt. “Wake up!!!”

The kick didn't overbalance the lounge chair, but the startled jolt that rocked through Moria's body as he yelped in response and instinctively tried to roll away did. Former warlord, book, dial, all ended up sprawled in the sand, the drink splashing on top adding insult to injury.

“O-oops.” Perona looked from side to side. People were staring, but they were nobodies anyway. Nobody who mattered saw that.

She looked down at Kumachi with a sharp frown “Kumachi!! How could you do that? How could you kick dad like that??? When we get home you’re going in the iron maiden!”

Kumachi hung in silent understanding of just what he’d done and how he’d have to atone.

Moria was already clambering up into a sitting position, wiping the drink off his face, and pushing the offending lounge chair away. He hissed and bared his fangs, looking around.

"Who dares to disturb the slumber of the mighty— Perona?? Whoah, what are you doing here?" His menacing snarl turned immediately into a cheerful grin that really emphasized how much sand and cocktail was still stuck to his face.

Perona clasped her hands together as if she didn’t just kick him into the sand like the Vinsmokes in the “Sora and the Sand-Castle of the Beach King” storyline from the papers.

“Daddyyy!! You’re alive! I’d heard you’d died ya know!” her hollows swarmed around her as she leaned down to offer him a hand up. “Gosh, you got a cocktail all over your face!”

He took her hand with his large claw and grinned bashfully, trying to wipe off his face as he stood. "Yeah, whoops! Guess I got a little startled somehow."

Moria carefully stood up to his towering height, carefully ducking out from under the umbrella and Perona got a better look at him.

The lanky, long limbed pirate had certainly healed from the injuries she'd heard he'd received two years ago, and the light of the summer island seemed to have darkened the glimmering pale of his complexion just a little. The old stitch-mark scars down his face from where Kaidou had nearly cut him in half didn't show up quite as intensely any more.

His red hair had grown out– possibly the entire two years– shaggy and loose around his horns, and he looked like he'd been taking care of himself, surprisingly. The muscles on his body were defined– save for the softness around his stomach that was clearly from an overabundance of cocktails.

All that was easy for Perona to take in– since he was only wearing a pair of beach shorts with a pattern of pumpkins on them, and a pair of sandals.

“....” She crossed her arms with Kumachi hanging from them, her lips petulantly pursed as she brushed her long, and now quite expertly curled even in the difficult situation she’d been traveling in, pink hair from her shoulders.

“I can see that! You look…” she trailed off for a moment. “comfortable? Looks like you’re healing up pretty good too! They said the marines blew you to pieces!”

Moria rubbed the back of his neck and nodded rather limply. "They sure did. But hey! I'm back in one piece, huh? Cheated death again." He grinned but really, he just looked embarrassed about it. "It's great to see you, though! You look amazing! I heard rumors you were staying with Mihawk, was that true?"

“Uh huh. One of the World Government’s superweapons slapped me across the ocean and I crashed into his castle,” Perona put her hands on her hips. "He's been real nice to me, I even made a new close friend.” She emphasized it with a wicked little grin, “it was pretty nice, but ya know what woulda been better?”

"Uhhhh?"

She pointed towards him. “Knowing my old man was still alive, dummy!!” the hollows around her tittered and laughed.

"I wish I could have let you know, kiddo!" he said, holding up his hands with another fanged smile. "The government's after my ass though. If they find out where I am they might send a few fleets you know? and I was worried they'd try to use you as bait to get to me."

Perona pursed her lips, cheeks puffed out and her hands on her hips as she floated a little higher.

“Hmmmmmmmmmmmmm!!! What, ya think they’re gonna do that Buddy Call thing of theirs? Or kidnap me? They couldn’t, ya know! I’ve been training with Hawky and Zor—-”

She almost let her special friend slip…one of the straw hats who’d defeated her father and their pirate gang. He wasn’t ready to know.

“Y. Zory.”

Moria blinked slowly at her with only dim comprehension. He put a hand on her shoulder.

"How about we head up to my room, get a couple of drinks, and you can tell your ol' dad all about it."

Perona glared dubiously at him for a long moment. The nobodies were beginning to talk again. She shut them up with another round of hollows to really ruin their vacations.

“Alright. But only if I get to have sangria! Hawky wouldn’t let me make any with his wine ‘cause he was making Zor…m. Zorm go sober while he trained!”

After a moment she paused and punched her fist “SHOOT! I was calling him Zory! Not Zorm!”

Moria blinked again.

"Who?"

Fifteen minutes later and Perona had a legitimate guest badge for the hotel and was mixing sangria in Moria's private beach-front suite with a view of the ocean.

“Geeze, papa. You’ve got a real sweet deal here. What’d ya do? Steal the manager’s shadow?” she asked as she mixed the sangria and tested it for taste.

"I wish!" he laughed, folding himself over the bar and watching her. "You'll be disappointed, but your old man's paying the same as anybody else."

She poured more red wine into the mixture as she looked over her shoulder “with all of our treasure?”

"Not all of it, obviously!" he sputtered. "But some, of my treasure. Yes."

“Oh!” Perona grinned at him “I mean, it seems to be going a long way, papa!”

She looked over her shoulder at the immobile Kumachi “hey, Kumachi. D’ya want some sangria?”

He did not want sangria. He was a lame teetotaler like that.

“I hope you saved a bit of it, papa. I think we’re gonna need it.”

Moria scratched his head, pushing his lengthened red hair back behind his horns, and gave her a curious look.

"You think? I mean, it won't get that much more expensive just to have you stay too."

Perona poured herself a glass of Sangria and turned to lean on the bar as she took a sip “not for staying here, papa! To buy our way into Mr. Hawky’s big plan! Or…I mean, I guess it’s not his big plan. He said somethin’ about…hold on..”

She stomped over to Kumachi and unbuttoned the top of his head to root around in there for a moment.

When her hand came out she brandished a flashy poster at her father with a big, ear to ear grin and a haughty “Horohorohorohoro!!! LOOK!”

The poster, she knew well, was of the Cross Guild. Captain Buggy, the newest of the former warlords before their dissolution loomed his manic smile over crossed swords– Sir Crocodile sneered from the right, Mihawk glowered from the left.

And in each corner, another of the powerful warlords loomed. Boa Hancock with her cold glare matching the hungry serpent that curled over her shoulders in the upper right by Buggy’s overly prominent face, flanked on the other side by Doflamingo’s manic grin and the trail of strings from his fingers.

“We’re gonna join Cross Guild!”

Moria boggled at the poster. Then he leaned in and squinted at it. Then he pulled back and boggled at it some more.

"What are all the warlords doing on that poster?" Moria demanded. "Who's the kid with the nose?"

“.....” Perona turned it around to look at it before she huffed. “who cares! I mean, if you wanna know it’s Buggy the Clown! He’s…I dunno , an old ex boyfriend of Mr. Crocodile and Mihawk’s or something. He grumbled about him once while he was drunk. They made him a warlord after you were gone, papa!”

"Aw man, maybe I should have been keeping up with the news after all," he grumbled, scratching his hair again. He gave the poster another dubious squint. "They made him a warlord? And now they've what, got some kind of extra club going?"

It was starting to sound as if somehow Moria still hadn't heard that the warlord system had been dissolved.

Perona sipped her sangria. She needed the strength. Oh, by all the powers of the dark lords and evil, did she need the strength.

After her sip she downed half the glass before dropping it on the bar and taking a deep breath….she floated up to grab him by the shoulders and practically shook him as she wailed.

“THEY DISSOLVED IT, PAPA!”

Moria ducked under the strength of her shout, grimacing and pulling his face away. He held up his hands defensively.

"Whoah, whoah, whoah, kiddo! Simmer down! They dissolved what?"

“The whole frickin’ warlord system!!!” she chided “like, they turned on ‘em. A bunch of kings voted for it at their stupid king party and now they’re coming to kill everyone! There’s no more state-sanctioned pirates! Just pirates!”

He stared at her.

Suddenly, he was gripping her shoulders.

"They're doing WHAT?"

Half an hour later, they were several more pitchers of sangria in as Perona had brought her 'daddy' up to speed on current events.

“So yeah, we’re gonna need your treasure to buy into Cross Guild so I can join Hawky in this whole war against the World Government they got goin’ on!” she finished with a big smile.

He scratched his jaw thoughtfully and nodded. " You think they'd let me in? They had better let me in! I'd be pretty pissed off if they've started a former warlords club and they didn't want me in it. But…"

“I mean obviously they’ll let you in!” She huffed. “they probably want me there too! You were their buddy, right? I’m sure they’ll let you join up easy peasy!”

"Maybe," he hemmed and hawed, and turned to lean his back on the bar, staring at his luxurious hotel suite. "But I don't know if I'm even ready to go back to being a pirate. I don't know if I'll ever be ready. I might just be retired."

“Noooo!” Perona stomped her foot. “Papa, that’s lame! Retirement’s lame! We didn’t even do our big plan at Thriller Bark! Luffy and Zor…..d…Zord and everyone else just beat us UP! We’re not done pirating at all!”

".... wait isn't Zord that friend you were mentioning with Mihawk?" Moria blinked, having forgotten to protest the rest of it. "He was at Thriller Bark?"

“.............” Perona’s eyes widened as she looked at Kumachi for a save. Kumachi had nothing to say, being quite stuffed. “Maayyyyybe?”

Moria grabbed the half empty pitcher of sangria and downed the rest of it in a long gulp.

Perona dropped her head into her hands. She knew…she knew this was going to turn into a big deal. She could only hope the booze would help rather than hinder her in her grand quest to explain to her father that the guy who cut his minions to ribbons was…like…

You know.

Kinda cool.

They'd argued about it for hours. About Cross Guild. About the Straw Hats. About Moria feeling less capable now than he had ever felt before. First being destroyed by Kaidou, and then by Luffy– who was now Perona's friend by one remove.

Perona had argued with all her might, likely terrifying the neighbors in the other suites as she gesticulated wildly and sent her hollows flying here and there in her passionate pleas.

Who cared if the Straw Hats beat him up, from the news she’d heard they beat up like…everyone! And if they were friends now, through Zoro, then they’d be safe from Luffy’s violent frenzy.

Besides, it wasn’t as if they were going after the One Piece! She’d argued until she was blue in the face about it, as points flew between them.

At one point she’d accused him of holding onto a negative hollow while she was gone with how DOWN IN THE DUMPS he was about himself.

"Perona," he said finally after a long silence between them. He rested his head on his arms, his gaze tilted toward her. "I think you're the only one who thinks I'm worth anything any more. Cross Guild would probably be happier if I just sent you back with what resources I've got left. You're young. You've got energy. you haven't been beaten by the world yet. What have I got?"

“Plenty!” Perona puffed out her cheeks and crossed her arms. “You've always been my hero, you know! You’re the master of shadows! You’re super strong, who cares if you lost twice? I got beat too, and I’m not worthless!”

"Of course you're not worthless but– I don't know. I just feel like I'm not good enough. Every time I think I'm getting somewhere, I get thrown back to the start!"

It was the same thing of course, that she'd heard had happened to Mihawk. And to Crocodile. And to who knew who else among the warlords. But that was the thing– that was when they were working alone.

“You and the rest of the old idiots of Cross Guild,” Perona crossed her arms. “but you were all going it alone, weren’t you? But Cross Guild’s a bunch of you! All together, working together for something that ain’t the stupid World Government. Maybe together you can fight your way forward and NOT get thrown back to the start, huh??”

"That's–" he blinked and sat up a little. "That's a good point. If we were actually cooperating. The problem is you never know who's about to throw you in the sea for a little gain in their own status…"

“From what Hawky was saying the whole point of Cross Guild is NOT to do that. Like…it’s named that ‘cause everyone’s on an equal level even with crossed purposes or some pretentious crap like that.”

Moria stroked his chin. "That sounds like Mihawk. I wonder if we could really do it. If we actually teamed up against the government, we might actually be able to do something…"

Finally thinking about something other than his own self pity.

Perona internally sighed with relief as she pressed her advantage “I know, right? And everyone’s pooling their resources to do some really neat stuff! Like taking bounties out on the Marines! Striking back with the power of the people!”

"Taking bounties on marines?" He grinned now. "That would sure be a way to put random people in the action instead of always risking your own guys…"

“Exactly!!” Perona pointed at him “and the people are happy because it gives ‘em power! And we’re happy because it’s one less Navy Bastard to deal with! And little by little we weaken the World Government!”

"Alright. Alright! Damn it!" He slapped his hand on the bar, shaking the several empty pitchers and wine bottles. "I'll at least go and talk to them. …You know where they are, right?"

“Oh yeah they’re uh…I think they’re still on Buggy’s big clown ship or something.” Perona put her finger to her lips. “Ah well, they can’t be that hard to find right?”

He scratched the back of his neck and shook his head. "Well. We'll make it work, whatever. Hey–"

Moria reached out a hand toward her.

Perona grinned and leapt forward to squeeze his arm just over his hand. “Yeah?” she asked, hovering as she dangled from his arm.

He smiled a fanged smile at her, soft, despite the bristle of pointy teeth. "Thanks for coming all the way out here to find me, kiddo. And for talking me up."

“Always, papa! Someone’s gotta be your hype man, and it wasn’t gonna be fucking Hogback!” She squeezed his arm tightly in a hug, her bright eyes and ear-to-ear smile turned his way. “I wanted to look for you for two years, I just thought you’d died– so I came right away to find ya as soon as I heard the whispers.”

Moria chuckled and pulled her into a proper hug. "Guess we've proven it takes more than that to kill me, huh? Alright. Let's take just a little more vacation. I'll show you around the place and when we sober up, then we'll make some plans on getting out of here."

Perona squeezed him tightly with a squee of joy.

“Alright! Alright! A lil’ more vacation but I’m NOT getting any sun! The sun’ll melt me away!” She grinned widely as she bobbed her head “and then it’s CROSS GUILD HERE WE COME!”

Kumachi was excited. She could tell from the way he slowly flopped over and rolled onto the ground with the weight of his overstuffed head.

"Cross Guild here we come! Maybe third time's the charm with his whole pirate gig."

He put her on his shoulders, and out they went.

Hours of exploration of the resort followed as they let their heads clear save for dreams of the future. With satisfaction, Perona got to experience the absolute bliss of a spa, and of a meal not served on the table because Hogback’s poor assistant was traumatized by plates…and also by being a kidnapped spirit who hated him.

The beautiful resort island was a paradise– but it wasn’t half as perfect as the prospect of their future as part of the powerful Cross Guild. Compared to fighting side by side with Hawky and his friends and taking the fight to the world government…how could a vacation island even hope to stack up?

It was almost depressing against the glaring light of the future ahead.

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Jordan Tourism: A Complete Guide to the Pearl of Middle East

Jordan, a country where ancient history meets modern hospitality, stands as one of the Middle East’s most captivating tourist destinations. From the rose-red city of Petra to the therapeutic waters of the Dead Sea, Jordan offers visitors an unforgettable blend of historical wonders, natural beauty, and rich cultural experiences.

Must-Visit Destinations

Petra: The Rose City

The ancient city of Petra, a UNESCO World Heritage site, represents Jordan’s crown jewel of tourism. Carved into rose-colored rock faces, this archaeological wonder features: - The iconic Treasury (Al-Khazneh) - An extensive network of tombs and temples - The magnificent Monastery (Ad-Deir) - Ancient Roman-style theater - The colorful Siq canyon entrance

The Dead Sea

The lowest point on Earth offers visitors a unique experience: - Natural spa-like mud treatments - Effortless floating in mineral-rich waters - Luxury resorts with wellness centers - Stunning sunset views over the waters - Year-round sunny weather

Wadi Rum

Known as the Valley of the Moon, this desert landscape offers: - Dramatic red sand dunes - Ancient rock inscriptions - Luxury desert camping - Bedouin hospitality - Stargazing opportunities - Adventure activities like rock climbing and hot air ballooning

Cultural Experiences

Local Cuisine

Jordanian cuisine reflects the country’s rich heritage: - Traditional mansaf (lamb with rice and yogurt sauce) - Fresh falafel and hummus - Street food in downtown Amman - Traditional Arabic coffee ceremonies - Local wineries in the Madaba region

Historical Sites

Beyond Petra, Jordan boasts numerous historical attractions: - Roman ruins in Jerash - Mount Nebo’s biblical significance - The Crusader castles - Ancient mosaics in Madaba - The baptism site of Jesus Christ at Bethany Beyond the Jordan

Practical Travel Information

Best Time to Visit

- Spring (March to May): Mild temperatures and wildflower blooms - Fall (September to November): Pleasant weather and fewer tourists - Winter (December to February): Cool temperatures, occasional rain - Summer (June to August): Hot but dry, ideal for Dead Sea visits

Transportation

- Queen Alia International Airport serves as the main gateway - Well-maintained highway system connects major tourist sites - Public buses available between major cities - Rental cars with international driving permits accepted - Organized tours with professional guides

Accommodation Options

- Luxury resorts along the Dead Sea - Boutique hotels in Amman - Desert camps in Wadi Rum - Heritage hotels in Petra - Budget hostels in major cities

Travel Tips

Cultural Considerations

- Dress modestly, especially at religious sites - Learn basic Arabic greetings - Respect prayer times - Ask permission before photographing people - Accept hospitality when offered

Safety and Health

- Jordan ranks among the safest countries in the Middle East - Drink bottled water - Have travel insurance - Carry sunscreen and hat - Respect desert climate precautions

Suggested Itineraries

Classic Jordan (1 Week) - Day 1–2: Amman exploration - Day 3–4: Petra - Day 5: Wadi Rum - Day 6–7: Dead Sea relaxation

Extended Stay (2 Weeks) - Days 1–3: Amman and Jerash - Days 4–6: Petra - Days 7–8: Wadi Rum - Days 9–10: Aqaba for Red Sea - Days 11–12: Dead Sea - Days 13–14: Biblical sites and Madaba

Conclusion

Jordan offers an exceptional tourism experience that combines historical wonders, natural beauty, and warm hospitality. Whether you’re an adventure seeker, history enthusiast, or wellness traveler, Jordan provides unforgettable experiences for every type of visitor. With proper planning and respect for local customs, tourists can explore this remarkable country safely and comfortably while creating lasting memories.

Book now and enjoy a journey filled with excitement and wonder!

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Kerala Tours - Attractions & Tourism

Situated on the tropical Malabar Coast and arched aboard the azure sea, Kerala is one among the foremost charming states and common traveller destinations in India. It attracts a giant variety of tourists and vacationers from the various components of the globe. Glorious for lush inexperienced landscapes and serene ambiance, Kerala Family Holiday Packages may be a paradise for vacationers and tourists. The National Geographic somebody magazine has named it one among the highest 10 paradises within the world and one among the highest fifty should visit places of time period. Sprawling plantations, soothing climate, palm fringed stunning beaches, lush hill stations, exciting backwaters, historic cultural monuments, colourful fairs festivals, exotic life parks sanctuaries, beautiful lakes falls, etc have created Kerala one among the foremost visited destinations in India. This state is splendidly referred to as the God's Own Country.

Some of the highest attractions of Kerala business are:

Kovalam: AN Internationally far-famed Beach city

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Kochi - the Port town of India

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Backwaters ; Houseboats

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Munnar: The Cashmere of South India

Located within the Idukki district of Kerala, Munnar is one among the foremost common hill stations in entire South India. it's glorious for sprawling plantations, lush inexperienced landscapes, mesmeric foliage, mountain scenery, distinctive serenity and funky refreshing air. Nature blessed this hill city unambiguously and it's usually referred because the "Kashmir of South India". it's favorite destination of honeymooning couples, nature lovers and journey enthusiasts. In general, it may be the foremost attractive destination on your Kerala tours in South India.

Wayanad: Nature at Her Best

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Trivandrum: The Capital of Kerala

Trivandrum is that the capital town of the state. it's a requirement visit destination for each traveller returning for travel and business in God's Own Country. There area unit uncountable attractions to go to, see, explore and luxuriate in within the town. a number of attractions area unit Shri Padmanbhaswamy Temple, Trivandrum installation, Shri Chitra gallery, Attukal Bhagavathy Temple, Government Art deposit, Science & Technology deposit, solon deposit, etc. Kovalam, Varkala and Ponmudi area unit at the terribly short distances from Trivandrum. So, town of Trivandrum may be one among the should visit destinations of your Kerala Family Packages in India.

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The 5 popular nightlife hotspots in Jordan

Jordan is an enchanting country located in the Middle East that is famous for its history, stunning natural beauty, and friendly people. Though the Great Wonder of Jordan is the city of Petra, the desert of Wadi Rum, and the therapeutic waters of the Dead Sea, the nightlife of Jordan is no less exotic to the country’s rich and diverse culture. While lively cafes and bars can be found on the streets of Jordan, one can also find quiet and beautiful resorts that welcome a breathtaking sunset.

At night, people of this fascinating country and tourists use different kinds of entertainment to spend their time. Regardless of whether one is looking for a laid-back evening in a shisha lounge or the entertainment of a cultural show in an old-style amphitheater or a beach party at the Red Sea, Jordan has it all. Welcome to this interesting series where we shall be taking you through five of the best places to be during the night in this enchanting country.

Below are five great places that you should not miss visiting when in Jordan at night.

1. Amman’s Rainbow Street:

Overview: Rainbow Street is in the central region of the capital and is popular among both the residents and visitors. It is a popular center of business and leisure, with an abundance of various cafes, restaurants, and shops to make an evening in this street vibrant.

What to Expect: Even at night, Rainbow Street is well illuminated and invites you for a walk. There is an opportunity to taste Jordanian food, both typical and exotic food: mansaf (lamb with rice) and different kinds of international cuisine. Most of the restaurants have provision for an open terrace, so you get to dine under the stars.

The street also features several shisha lounges where you can sit back and have a real conversation with friends as you puff on flavored tobacco. It is also possible to come across musicians who perform on the streets of the district or graffiti that contributes to the overall atmosphere of the region.

Tip: Remember to also check on the small stores along the street in order to find some traditional gifts or artwork.

2. The Dead Sea Resorts:

Overview: The Dead Sea is not only a natural phenomenon of being the lowest point on the surface of the earth, but also an attractive destination for luxurious hotels that are famous for their exclusive nightlife. The opportunities for rest and recreation at the resorts situated along the coast make the place ideal for vacation.

What to Expect: When the sun goes down, the beachfront resorts are active. Many of them feature beautiful beach bars and lounges where you can simply relax with your favorite cocktail or some non-alcoholic beverage while marveling at the beauty of the Dead Sea. Most of the resorts organize theme evenings. For example, entertainment programs at the pool or a night in a traditional African village with entertainment programs.

It is also possible to visit a spa in the evening and get a variety of special evening offers, which let the client have a good rest in a calm atmosphere. Music and the sound of waves are used in the background, and the atmosphere is quite lively but very relaxed.

Tip: Make a reservation for dinner at one of the resort restaurants for dinner with a view of the beautiful setting sun.

3. Jerash’s Ancient Theatre:

Overview: Jerash is called the city of ancient Roman structures, and among them, the Ancient Theatre occupies a special place. This amazing structure has an approximate seating capacity of 3000 and represents the history of the city.

What to Expect: At some point in the year, the theater has cultural shows, concerts, and theatrical performances that make it an interesting mix of history and culture. How can one watch a traditional music concert, a play, or even a movie in a venue that is as old as the Roman Empire?

The atmosphere at the place is sometimes romantic because lights are put up at night to brighten up the venue. Look up the local calendar to see if there are any shows you might catch while you are in town.

Tip: Make sure to get there on time to go around the archaeological site before the show starts and to take some good photos of the place.

4. Aqaba’s Beachfront Bars:

Overview: Sited in the south of Jordan, Aqaba is famous for its elongated beach of the Red Sea and the boulevard of its nightclubs. This seaside city is all about the nightlife, but not in the way one might initially expect.

What to Expect: Unfortunately, the nightlife in Aqaba is not very vibrant, but the beachfront bars and lounges are ideal for a drink and some relaxation after a long day of sun tanning or scuba diving. Some of these eating places provide terrace dining, which offers beautiful views of the Red Sea, making the eating places very welcoming. Patrons can savor a selection of cocktails and other alcoholic beverages accompanied by live music or dance music from disc jockeys.

Aqaba’s nightlife can be as late as the beach events or discotheque, and during the day, it can be the water activities, which can continue well into the night. It is a great place for socializing and to interact with other travelers around the world as well.

Tip: It is advisable to try to get to one of the beach bars in the evening in order to witness one of the most beautiful moments—the sunset.

5. Petra’s Cave Bar:

Overview: If you are looking for a blend of history and an amazing place to hang out at night, Petra’s Cave Bar is the place to be. Overlooking the ancient city of Petra, this bar is located in a cave and has that unique setting close to the entrance of the city.

What to Expect: The Cave Bar is well known for its splendid looks and historical background. On the menu there are cocktails, wines, beer, and other alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages served in an atmosphere surrounded by natural rock formations. It is popular for organized live music performances and themed nights, and as such, the bar is frequented by both residents and visitors.

The magical atmosphere of the cave and the historical background of Petra make for an unforgettable nightlife. No matter if you want to relax after sightseeing in the ancient city or go out for a night of fun, the Cave Bar is great for that.

Tip: Look at their calendar to see whether there is something special or a show going on that you could attend while you are there.

Conclusion:

Jordan’s nightlife is a colorful tapestry created by the veils of its tradition, history and globalization. Whether you are strolling around the Rainbow Street in the centre of Amman or lying on the Dead Sea beach at night or dancing in Aqaba clubs, all of these sites provide a different insight into modern Jordanian society. These are not only places to have fun but also places which offer the ability to interact with the people and feel the famous welcoming heart of the Jordanians.

To those who are into a tour, the nightlife in Jordan is also a must-try. In order to fully appreciate these moments, make sure that you have all your travel papers in order, where and if a Jordan visa is required. Jordan at night, and every night is an opportunity to get acquainted with the atmosphere and traditions that are inherent in this country.

It is hence important to make arrangements for your trip through this fascinating country to be in a position to enjoy the nightlife. From cultural dances in prehistoric theaters to beach festivals today, Jordan’s nightlife experiences can be memorable. Thus, no matter if you are an evening person or maybe just tired after the day spent exploring the country, Jordan’s nightlife will definitely enchant you and make you desire to come back for more.

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The Ultimate Guide to Visiting the Dead Sea

The Ultimate Guide to Visiting the Dead Sea — Best Resorts, Travel Gear, and More

The Dead Sea is one of the world’s most unique and breathtaking travel destinations. Nestled between Jordan and Israel, this natural wonder is famous for its incredibly salty waters, mineral-rich mud, and therapeutic properties. Whether you’re planning a relaxing getaway or a day trip, this ultimate guide will help you make the most of your visit to the Dead Sea, from choosing the best resorts to packing the right travel gear. You can book here

Why Visit the Dead Sea?

Visiting the Dead Sea is an unforgettable experience, both for its extraordinary landscape and for its health benefits. The water is ten times saltier than regular seawater, making it impossible to sink, and the mud is known for its restorative properties. The region’s dry climate and low altitude also provide therapeutic relief for respiratory conditions, making it a wellness haven.

Quick Facts About the Dead Sea:

Location: The Dead Sea is at the lowest point on Earth, 1,410 feet below sea level.

Salinity: It’s one of the saltiest bodies of water in the world, with a salt concentration of around 34%.

Best Time to Visit: The best time to visit is during the spring (March to May) and fall (September to November) when the weather is pleasant.

Best Resorts at the Dead Sea

If you plan to stay for a few days, booking a resort by the Dead Sea offers a luxurious way to enjoy the area’s natural beauty and wellness benefits. Here are some of the top Dead Sea resorts to consider.

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1. Kempinski Hotel Ishtar Dead Sea

This 5-star luxury resort offers panoramic views of the Dead Sea, spacious rooms, and a world-class spa. With its private beach, infinity pools, and Dead Sea mud treatments, it’s an ideal choice for relaxation and rejuvenation.

Key Features: Private Dead Sea access, luxury spa, infinity pools

Why Choose It: Offers luxurious amenities and wellness treatments in a serene environment.

You can book your stay at the Kempinski Hotel through Trip.com.

2. Mövenpick Resort & Spa Dead Sea

Combining traditional Jordanian architecture with modern facilities, this resort offers excellent hospitality and an award-winning spa. Its secluded setting makes it perfect for a peaceful retreat.

Key Features: Award-winning spa, Dead Sea mud therapy, multiple dining options

Why Choose It: Ideal for travelers seeking a combination of luxury and cultural charm.

For exclusive offers, book the Mövenpick Resort through Trip.com

3. Crowne Plaza Jordan Dead Sea Resort & Spa

This family-friendly resort offers multiple swimming pools, a spa with Dead Sea treatments, and direct beach access. It’s perfect for families or couples looking for a mix of adventure and relaxation.

Key Features: Family-friendly, direct Dead Sea access, modern amenities

Why Choose It: Great for families and those looking for an active vacation with lots of amenities.

You can secure your stay at Crowne Plaza Dead Sea Resort through Trip.com.

Must-Have Travel Gear for the Dead Sea

Packing the right gear for your Dead Sea adventure is essential to make the most of your trip. Here’s a list of what you’ll need:

1. Sunscreen

The sun at the Dead Sea is strong, even though the lower altitude means slightly reduced UV radiation. Pack high-SPF sunscreen to protect your skin, especially if you’re planning to float for

long periods.

2. Water Shoes

The shores of the Dead Sea are lined with salt crystals that can be sharp underfoot. Water shoes will protect your feet and make wading in the water much more comfortable.

Recommended: Water Sports Shoes

3. Moisturizer

The Dead Sea’s salty water can leave your skin feeling dry after a swim. Be sure to pack a rich moisturizer to rehydrate your skin after floating.

Recommended: Moisturizing Cream

4. Quick-Dry Towel

A quick-dry towel is perfect for drying off after your time in the water without carrying too much weight around.

Recommended: Microfiber Towel

5. Waterproof Phone Case

Capture the magical moments while floating in the Dead Sea without risking damage to your phone. A waterproof phone case is a must-have for water photography.

Recommended: Waterproof Phone Case

Top Things to Do at the Dead Sea

Beyond relaxing in your resort and floating in the saltwater, there are plenty of activities to enhance your Dead Sea experience.

1. Float in the Saltwater

The main attraction is, of course, the unique experience of floating effortlessly in the Dead Sea. The high salinity makes the water incredibly buoyant, allowing you to float on the surface with ease.

2. Apply Dead Sea Mud

Don’t miss the chance to slather yourself in the famous black Dead Sea mud. This mineral-rich mud is known for its therapeutic benefits, including improving skin elasticity, detoxifying pores, and soothing skin conditions.

3. Visit the Baptism Site of Jesus

A short drive from the Dead Sea lies the site where Jesus was baptized by John the Baptist. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is a significant destination for Christian pilgrims and history enthusiasts alike.

4. Take a Day Trip to Mount Nebo

Combine your Dead Sea trip with a visit to Mount Nebo, a historic location offering breathtaking views over the Jordan Valley. It’s also believed to be the place where Moses viewed the Promised Land before his death.

5. Enjoy a Sunset at the Dead Sea

The sunsets over the Dead Sea are breathtaking. As the sun dips below the horizon, the sky is painted with vibrant hues of orange and pink, making it a perfect time for photography or peaceful reflection.

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Health Benefits of the Dead Sea

The Dead Sea is renowned for its therapeutic properties. Visitors flock here not only for relaxation but also to experience the numerous health benefits, which include:

Skin Health: The minerals in the Dead Sea’s water and mud, such as magnesium, sodium, and potassium, are excellent for treating skin conditions like psoriasis and eczema.

Respiratory Benefits: The air around the Dead Sea is low in allergens and has higher levels of oxygen, which can benefit those with respiratory conditions like asthma.

Pain Relief: The buoyancy of the water, combined with the minerals, helps ease muscle

and joint pain, making it a favorite destination for those with arthritis.

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Final Thoughts

Visiting the Dead Sea is a once-in-a-lifetime experience that combines natural beauty, health benefits, and luxury. Whether you’re planning a day trip or an extended stay, you’ll leave feeling rejuvenated and enriched by this incredible destination.

For those looking to enhance their visit, consider booking a stay at one of the luxury resorts and packing the essential travel gear mentioned above. Don’t forget to take in the stunning views and enjoy the healing powers of the Dead Sea mud and water.

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Top 6 Best Places to Visit in Jordan with Family

Jordan is an interesting combination of beautiful scenery, friendly people, and old-world heritage, making it the perfect place for family holidays. With varied attractions and rich history of culture, Jordan has something to offer the whole family. The best places to visit in Jordan promise incredible adventures, to the beautiful desert scenery of Wadi Rum and the amazing ancient city of Petra. Find the top six locations that offer the ideal balance of relaxation, learning, and adventure, making Jordan an excellent option for an unforgettable family vacation.

Jordan is a great choice for a family holiday because it is a country rich in culture, history, and beautiful scenery with plenty of family-friendly attractions. There is no shortage of attractions, places to visit in Jordan including the historic ruins of Petra, the beautiful desert vistas of Wadi Rum, the restorative waters of the Dead Sea, and the busy streets of Amman. Make sure you have all the travel paperwork you need before starting this expedition, including a Jordan visa, which is easily obtained online or, for many nations, upon arrival. This guarantees simple and joyful trip while you take in all of Jordan's interesting and varied sights.

Here are the top 6 best places to visit in Jordan with family:

1. Petra:

Jordan's most famous monument is without a doubt Petra, sometimes known as the "Rose City" because of its beautiful pink sandstone cliffs. Petra is an essential must-visit for families. Situated away in mountainous setting, this ancient Nabatean city provides an original combination of adventure and history. The trip starts with a walk through the Siq, a small canyon surrounded by high cliffs that leads to the beautiful Al-Khazneh (The Treasury). Both kids and adults will find the complex designs and imposing architecture to be attractive.

2. Wadi Rum:

The expansive desert region of Wadi Rum, commonly referred to as the Valley of the Moon, offers a singular combination of adventure and natural beauty. This UNESCO World Heritage site is characterised by its huge areas of sandy beach, petroglyphs carved into the rocks, and towering sandstone and granite rock formations. Families can enjoy camel rides to experience the traditional Bedouin way of life, thrilling vehicle drives across the amazing environment, and rock climbing and sandboarding.

3. Dead Sea:

Family vacations to the Dead Sea, known for being the lowest point on Earth, are memorable and healing. Swimming is nearly difficult due to water's excessive salinity, yet floating on the surface is an exciting and fun experience for people of all ages. Numerous resorts provide spa treatments that integrate natural materials, and the mineral-rich mud of the Dead Sea is well-known for its therapeutic qualities. Families can explore neighbouring landmarks like the historic stronghold of Masada and the Mujib Biosphere Reserve, as well as relax on the beaches and take mud baths.

4. Amman:

Jordan's lively capital city of Amman offers a variety of family-friendly attractions while skilfully fusing modern and ancient elements. Roman Theatre and the Amman Citadel, two of the city's historic attractions, offer amazing insights into the rich past of the area. Families can visit the lively souks, or markets, where a sensory feast of bright textiles and the scent of spices awaits them. For younger tourists, Children's Museum in Amman is an excellent place to go because it has interactive exhibits and educational events. In addition, there are many of green areas for outdoor activities and picnics in the city's parks, like King Abdu llah II Park and Al Hussein Public Parks.

5. Aqaba:

The only seaside city in Jordan, Aqaba, is a sun, sea, and adventure lover's dream come true. Situated on the Red Sea coast, Aqaba is well-known for its bright coral reefs and pristine seas, making it an ideal spot for diving and snorkelling. Water sports for families include windsurfing, jet skiing, and glass-bottom boat cruises that let them see the undersea environment without getting wet. Aqaba is also home to lovely sandy beaches where families may relax and take in the sun while their kids play and construct sandcastles. Family-friendly amenities and activities are available at the city's several resorts and hotels, guaranteeing a relaxing and pleasurable visit.

6. Jerash:

The remarkably well-preserved Roman remains of Jerash provide an interesting look into antiquity. The city, sometimes called the "Pompeii of the East," is home to imposing temples, huge colonnaded walkways, and a beautiful amphitheatre that is still used for concerts. Families can tour sites like the Cardo Maximus, the Oval Plaza, and the Temple of Artemis while walking through the historic streets and envisioning life in the Roman Empire. Jerash is an interesting and captivating travel destination for families since it combines historical exploration with live entertainment.

Conclusion:

A family vacation top places to visit in Jordan finest attractions promises to be an amazing journey full of engaging and educational encounters. Every location, from historic wonders of Petra to peaceful Dead Sea coastline, presents different chances for fun and exploration. There is something for everyone, including the striking scenery of Wadi Rum, the interesting historical sites of Jerash, the beautiful beach town of Aqaba, and the energetic city life of Amman. Jordan is an ideal location to develop enduring family experiences and explore the delights of this amazing country together because of its unique combination of history, culture, and natural beauty.

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Top 6 Best Places to Visit in Jordan with Family

Here are the top 6 best places to visit in Jordan with family:

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Discover Jordan: A Journey Through Ancient Wonders and Timeless Landscapes

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Discover Jordan: A Journey Through Ancient Wonders and Timeless Landscapes

Jordan, a land of timeless landscapes and ancient wonders, invites travelers to explore its rich history and natural beauty. From the iconic ruins of Petra to the vast deserts of Wadi Rum, Jordan offers a unique blend of cultural heritage and stunning scenery.

Petra: The Rose-Red City

No visit to Jordan is complete without exploring Petra, the ancient city carved into rose-red rock. Once a thriving Nabataean capital, Petra is now a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. The journey begins with a walk through the narrow Siq, a dramatic gorge that opens up to the breathtaking sight of Al-Khazneh (The Treasury). Beyond The Treasury, the city reveals numerous tombs, temples, and an impressive amphitheater. Exploring Petra by day and experiencing its magic by night, with the path lit by thousands of candles, is an unforgettable experience.

Wadi Rum: The Valley of the Moon

Wadi Rum, also known as the Valley of the Moon, is a vast desert landscape that captivates with its otherworldly beauty. The dramatic red sandstone mountains, ancient rock carvings, and expansive sand dunes create a surreal and enchanting environment. Visitors can explore Wadi Rum on camelback, by jeep, or on foot, experiencing the serenity and grandeur of the desert. Spending a night in a Bedouin camp under the star-studded sky offers a unique opportunity to immerse oneself in traditional Bedouin culture and hospitality.

The Dead Sea: A Natural Wonder

The Dead Sea, the lowest point on Earth, is a unique natural wonder. Its high salinity makes floating effortless, providing a relaxing and therapeutic experience. The mineral-rich mud and waters are known for their healing properties, attracting visitors seeking wellness and rejuvenation. The surrounding area offers luxury resorts and spas, where you can indulge in treatments and enjoy the stunning views of the serene, shimmering waters.

Jerash: A Roman Marvel

Jerash, one of the best-preserved Roman cities in the world, offers a fascinating glimpse into the ancient past. Walking through the city’s well-preserved ruins, visitors can marvel at the grandeur of the Roman Empire. The impressive Hadrian’s Arch, the expansive Oval Plaza, and the majestic temples of Zeus and Artemis are among the highlights. The city’s colonnaded streets, theaters, and public baths provide a vivid picture of life in ancient times.

Amman: The Modern and Ancient Capital

Amman, the capital of Jordan, is a vibrant city where modernity and history coexist. The ancient Citadel, located on one of the city’s hills, offers panoramic views and houses important archaeological sites, including the Temple of Hercules and the Umayyad Palace. The Roman Theater, located in downtown Amman, is another significant landmark. The city’s bustling markets, such as the Rainbow Street Souk and Al Balad, offer a taste of local life, with an array of shops, cafes, and restaurants serving delicious Jordanian cuisine.

Aqaba: The Red Sea Gem

Aqaba, Jordan’s only coastal city, is a haven for water sports enthusiasts and beach lovers. The clear, warm waters of the Red Sea are perfect for diving and snorkeling, with vibrant coral reefs and abundant marine life. The city’s luxury resorts and relaxed atmosphere make it an ideal destination for a seaside getaway.

Conclusion

Jordan is a land of ancient wonders and timeless landscapes that offers a rich and varied travel experience. From the awe-inspiring ruins of Petra to the majestic deserts of Wadi Rum, the therapeutic waters of the Dead Sea, and the vibrant capital of Amman, Jordan invites travelers to embark on a journey through its captivating history and natural beauty. Discover Jordan and uncover the magic of this extraordinary country.

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Improve Your Travel Experience with Private Transfers in Jordan

Planning a trip to Jordan? Say goodbye to the stress of navigating public transportation or haggling with taxi drivers – private transfer services by Wonders Travel and Tourism offer a seamless and luxurious way to explore this captivating destination.

Seamless Transfers, Unforgettable Journeys

Private transfers in Jordan through Wonders Travel and Tourism provides a range of benefits that enhance your travel experience:

Door-to-Door Service: Enjoy the convenience of being picked up and dropped off directly at your hotel or desired location.

Personalized Itineraries: Customize your journey to suit your schedule and preferences, whether you're exploring the ancient ruins of Petra or soaking up the sun at the Dead Sea.

Comfort and Luxury: Travel in style with modern vehicles equipped with amenities to ensure a comfortable ride, from spacious seating to air conditioning.

Expert Drivers: Relax knowing that experienced and professional drivers will navigate the roads safely, allowing you to sit back and enjoy the scenery.

Exploring Jordan in Style:

With private transfers, you can seamlessly explore Jordan's top attractions without the hassle of navigating unfamiliar roads or relying on public transportation. Here are some must-visit destinations:

Petra: Embark on a journey to the ancient city of Petra, marveling at its majestic rock-cut architecture and rich history. With a private transfer, you can arrive at this UNESCO World Heritage Site in comfort and style, ready to explore at your own pace.

Wadi Rum: Immerse yourself in the otherworldly landscapes of Wadi Rum, known for its towering sandstone mountains and vast desert vistas. A private transfer allows you to soak in the breathtaking scenery as you make your way to desert camps or embark on thrilling jeep safaris.

Dead Sea: Experience the therapeutic properties of the Dead Sea with a private transfer to one of its luxurious resorts. Float effortlessly in the buoyant waters and indulge in rejuvenating spa treatments, all without the hassle of coordinating transportation.

Conclusion:

Don't let transportation logistics hinder your exploration of Jordan's wonders – opt for private transfers by Wonders Travel and Tourism and elevate your travel experience to new heights! So, sit back, relax, and let the adventure begin!

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History of Spa Massage(Cindy's Spa)

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I am Philip and i would like to tell you the history and insights of Spa and Massage as a whole. Lets Go.

The history of spa massage dates back to ancient times. The Finnish saunas, thought to have originated around 7,000 B.C., are possibly the oldest example of spa treatments. Ancient Egyptians were the first to have practiced early forms of spa treatment. The Greeks and Romans spread the concept throughout their empires, establishing public baths in their colonies. The benefits of spas were also known to the Japanese, who established public bathhouses and saunas.

The word “Spa” comes from the Belgian town of Spa, where a health resort was established in the 14th century. By the 16th century, the spa’s popularity began to rise and after 200 years the medicinal uses of spring water were rediscovered.The 19th century saw spa routines include soaking in hot water, drinking the water, steaming in a vapor room, and relaxing in a cooling room etc. Massage was added to the mix, and it is from here that the modern treatments we know today were derived.

The Rise of Resort Spa

The springs at the village of Spa would become popular in the 18th century. And this popularity correlates with the opening of innumerable other spas in the world.

As hot springs and mineral baths had already been popular in Europe for centuries, colonists arriving in North America quickly began seeking them out to use for medicinal and therapeutic use.

A new idea called Thlassotherapy arrived.The idea was that by bathing in the sea, trace amounts of sodium, calcium magnesium, iodide, and potassium are absorbed through the skin. Therapy could also include the use of seaweed, algae and these elements cleans your skin and body from dead cells and gives you a healthy body. Even the seaside climate itself was thought to promote health, beauty, and wellness.

Spa becomes Mainstream

The new seaside resorts were just a part of the growing spa industry. Meanwhile, in America, hot springs and mineral baths began to be seen as antiquated.Americans were moving to urban areas and they started to seek health and relaxation centers closer to where they lived and worked.

This is largely where the modern spa industry comes from.This not only made spas more convenient but accessible to more people. Hence the modern spa day.

Spas would also start offering broader ranges of services outside of their traditional roles. Many modern spas offer everything from traditional skin treatments to body sculpting.

What is Massage Theraphy

Massage therapy is a form of treatment that involves the use of various techniques to manipulate the soft tissues of the body, such as muscles, tendons, ligaments, and fascia.It is used to help manage health conditions, enhance wellness, and promote relaxation.

Different Massage Techniques

Swedish Massage: A gentle full-body massage that uses long strokes, kneading, and gliding with light to firm pressure to ensure total body relaxation.This is best for people who are new to massage.

Deep Tissue Massage: A step above a Swedish massage, it focuses on releasing tension in the deeper layers of muscle and connective tissue.This is best suitable for people who have injuries,imbalance or muscle pain.

Sports Massage: This type of massage is designed to help athletes and sports enthusiasts improve their performance, reduce muscle soreness, and prevent injuries.This is best for atheletes who get injured often.

Trigger Point Massage: A technique that focuses on releasing muscle knots and tension in specific areas of the body.

Hot Stone Massage: A massage that uses heated stones to provide a relaxing and soothing experience, helping to release tension and promote relaxation.Its best suited for people who have muscle pain or simply who want to relax.

Aromatherapy Massage: A massage that incorporates essential oils and fragrances to promote relaxation and create a sensory experience.This is best for people who love scent and want a emotional massage experience.

Thai Massage: A unique massage that combines stretching, pressure, and acupressure techniques to promote relaxation and improve flexibility.

Choosing a Spa

Spa treatments are non-medical procedures given by licensed professionals. They are primarily aimed at improving your health, helping you relax, and addressing any physical discomfort.Spa treatments take place at spa resorts, day spas, destination spas, and beauty salons.

Spa treatments are non-medical procedures given by licensed professionals. They are primarily aimed at improving your health, helping you relax, and addressing any physical discomfort.

Spa treatments take place at spa resorts, day spas, destination spas, and beauty salons.The following factors help you to choose the right spa.

Check Spa’s Review: You can learn so much about a business by the reviews they do (or don’t) have.Check Google or other places for the Spa’s review so that you may know what other people have to say about the spa.

Check the Service options: There are many massage therapies available.Most spas will have an online menu of services offered and you can choose from among the many options available after calling them and deciding about the prices offered.

Therapist experience:Even though this is a very important factor you cant exactly find out the real experience of the therapist we can find out a little by looking the the spa’s website.

Spa Environment: The aesthetic of a spa can absolutely make or break your experience.Drop into a spa and have a look at their interiors before deciding to take the plunge.

Products used: Quality absolutely matters, especially if you have sensitive skin or allergic.In addition to pricing and service menus, have a look at the products a spa uses.Finding a place that uses vegan, organic, or cruelty-free products is definitely a good place to start

Hygiene:This is perhaps the most important thing to consider when choosing a spa. A clean environment is essential tohave a relaxing and satisfying experience.

Benefits of Massage

Massage offers numerous benefits for both physical and mental health. Some of the key benefits include:

Reduced muscle tension: Massage helps to relax muscles and reduce tension, promoting overall relaxation and calm.

Improved Bloodcirculation: Massage increases blood flow, which can help lower blood pressure and improve cardiovascular health

Activation of the lymphatic system: Massage can stimulate the lymphatic system, which aids in the removal of toxins and waste products from the body

Reduces stress : Massage greatly reduces stress and can also reduce levels of stress hormones, such as adrenaline, cortisol, leading to a feeling of relaxation and improves mood overall.

Increases mobility and flexibility: Massage can help improve joint mobility and flexibility, reducing pain and stiffness.

Improved skin tone: Massage can improve skin tone and texture, promoting a healthier and more youthful appearance

Enhanced exercise performance: Massage can help enhance exercise performance by promoting relaxation and reducing muscle tension

Pain relief: Massage can provide relief from various types of pain, including headaches, arthritis, and fibromyalgia

Conclusion:Massage therapy can be used to treat a wide range of medical conditions and is often recommended as part of medicine treatments.

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