#all are disasters

[clemjolichose]

you won't have to hide away - partie 3

Fandom : Nassau : la nuit des canons

Pairing : Anne Bonny x Mary Read, Jack Rackham x Stede Bonnet, Charles Vane x Lucy Greenwood

Nombre de mots : 716 mots

Avertissement : Violence, mort

Résumé : Qui est ce mystérieux personnage venant au secours de la fugitive ? Quelles sont ses motivations ? Serait-il un allié ?

Note d’auteurice : Vous pouvez aussi lire ce texte sur Wattpad ou AO3 ! Cette fanfiction, basée sur une comédie musicale indépendante, a plus d'un an et je suis fièr-e de vous la partager enfin !

Partie : 3/11 - Le Démon de Nassau

Partie 1 | Partie 2

Chanson : Run Boy Run de Woodkid

Le tintement du métal semblait effroyable dans le silence de la forêt. Mary se leva dès qu'elle put, avec la volonté d'aider quiconque l'avait sauvée. Elle se battit ainsi contre le corps de chasse de Calico, au côté d'une personne qu'elle n'avait encore pu voir. Mais le combat ne fut pas long puisque pour une obscure raison, Woodes Rogers fit battre les hommes en retraite. Stede Bonnet se tenait à ses côtés et venait de lui murmurer à l'oreille - c'était sûrement ce qui l'avait dissuadé de mener bataille. Tant mieux. Mary s'étira, sa chute ayant été douloureuse, et se tourna vers le mystérieux inconnu- la mystérieuse inconnue, à vrai dire. "Anne Bonny, lança Bonnet. Où est ton maître ? Il doit être perdu sans son soutien moral... -Oh, t'as pas un thé à siroter le petit doigt levé en léchant les bottes de la Navy ? répliqua la susnommée du tac au tac. T'es sur mes terres, et tu le sais très bien, alors dégage tes sales pattes d'ici avant que je ne déclenche un incident diplomatique." Le roi leva les mains en signe d'apaisement et récula doucement. Comme Rogers ne faisait pas de même, il le tira. "Je préfère ça." Anne Bonny rangea sa lame. Un dernier regard, et elle fit volte-face pour rejoindre son propre royaume. Mary Read la suivit en boitant, à cause de sa blessure, et tenta d'attirer son attention. "Eh ! Merci, pour- pour m'avoir défendue face à eux. -Je défends surtout mon territoire. La Navy n'a aucun droit sur Nassau, répliqua Anne avec énervement." Puis elle regarda Mary de la tête aux pieds. "Sympa le déguisement. T'as l'air d'avoir les épaules d'une pirate, dommage que t'en ai pas le nom. -C'est quoi le problème avec mon nom ?! -Mary Read ? C'est pas un nom de pirate ! -Et Anne Bonny alors ?!" Mary était vexée, et Anne ne faisait que rire. La première se relaxa tout de même, apaisée de sentir sa bienfaitrice aussi détendue et amicale auprès d'elle. Elle avait vraiment cru qu'elle allait tuer ce Stede Bonnet d'un regard...

Anne Bonny invita Mary dans la forteresse de Nassau, qui était à peu près le seul bâtiment se tenant sur les terres de Nassau, mais elle était bien remplie : des pirates en tout genre et de tous genres l'habitaient, bien que le port semblait bien vide. Nassau était pauvre et en difficulté, à côté de la resplendissante Calico, ou du troisième royaume de l'île, plus menaçant : La Vanerie. Les deux jeunes femmes traversèrent la place du marché, au sein de la forteresse, et se rendirent dans une taverne appelée Le Goulot des Sirènes. Encore une taverne, pensa Mary. À l'intérieure, elles saluèrent la propriétaire qu'Anne présenta brièvement : "Lucy Greenwood, la maman de tout le monde ici." Ladite Lucy sourit en saluant Mary. Elle avait un regard perçant, comme si elle pouvait percer tous les secrets d'une personne par sa simple vision. Et elle semblait déjà en voir long. Mary était un peu mal à l'aise de cette contemplation insistante, mais ne dit rien. De toute manière, Anne était en train d'expliquer sa bien mauvaise situation et en deux temps trois mouvements, Mary se retrouva à l'abri des regards, dans une chambre, sans pantalon, Lucy soignant sa jambe. Les crocs ne s'étaient pas enfoncés trop profondément et la blessure avait cessé de saigner pendant sa marche jusqu'à la forteresse, mais la propriétaire de la taverne semblait tout de même inquiète. "Anne m'a dit que c'est un chien de chasse de Bonnet qui t'a fait ça..." Elle se faisait étrangement plus douce que lorsqu'elle était derrière son bar. Mary pouvait voir pourquoi on disait d'elle qu'elle était la maman de tout le monde. Elle hocha la tête. "Que s'est-il passé ? -J'étais prisonnière de la Navy et- -Oh mon Dieu, Lucy la coupa-t-elle. C'est eux qui ont dû partir à ta recherche avec l'aide des chiens de chasse de Bonnet. -C'est ça, oui. Il y avait ce corsaire, Woodes Rogers." Lucy soupira. "Une chose est sûre, il ne te lâchera pas de sitôt. Mais ne t'en fais pas, Nassau te protégera." Elle sourit doucement en terminant de bander la jambe de Mary. "Et voilà, évite de marcher pendant deux-trois jours et tu seras sur pied en un rien de temps ! -Merci madame Greenwood- -Oh appelle-moi Lucy, la coupa-t-elle encore." Les deux femmes sursautèrent en entendant des cris au rez-de-chaussée. "Reste là." Lucy sortit précipitamment de la chambre.

[artkaninchenbau]

Crocodile finds a strange stray cat an 11-year old Nico Robin (AU where they met 13 years earlier. Robin's been on the run from the World Government for 3 years. Crocodile's 27 and has not set up base in Alabasta yet)

It seems like I have become possessed. By some sort of demon.

Bonus:

[mini-minish]

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[stinkybrowndogs]

I mean I get that’s it’s not the only contributing factor, but I’m curious exactly how much of the shelter dog over-population problem is actually due to poor dog ownership/management vs the housing crisis and economical stress. I’d be willing to bet by investing in social programs that give people the resources they need to care for their pets (cough cough affordable and free housing cough cough) that the amount of pets in shelters would dramatically drop. We can all sit here pointing fingers and screaming at each other until we are blue in the face, but if the owners basic needs are not being met, how can we hold them to a basic standard for their pets?

[missempanada]

How to help the people in Spain

As you may have seen online, Spain is going through a flash flood since October 29. It's mainly affected the Community of Valencia but also some parts of the south-west and the cold drop is now moving to the north-east.

95 bodies have been found at the time I'm writing this (edit: 205 now), there's still people missing and entire towns are isolated as they don't have electricity and their roads have been destroyed. A lot of people don't have tap water or any means to cook. If you're wondering why people didn't evacuate beforehand, it's because authorities didn't care enough to warn people so technically everyone had to go to work and school. Though politicians should be held accountable, the most important thing at the moment is to help those in need. So here's some ways you can help both people and animals that have been affected.

NGOs and fundraisers

MOST NEEDED AT THE MOMENT: You can donate to Valencia's food bank by making a transfer to this bank account: ES86 2100 2806 6402 0009 8998.

Horta Sud is a county in Valencia that has been the most affected by the floodings. People are leaving their houses because they're scared of the infrastructure getting damaged and even walking by foot to Valencia capital to get food. You can help those families via this gofundme.

Hambre Cero is a Spanish non-profit that was founded after the earthquakes in Indonesia. They will be giving food to those who need it. Here's different ways you can donate.

This gofundme is joining efforts with the town hall of Valencia to help people who have lost their homes.

Una copa por Valencia ("a drink to Valencia") is a campaign organized by Spanish influencer David Aliagas. The idea behind it is to donate the amount of money you would spend on drinks on a night out. He'll be joining effort with local non-profits. You can help here.

Here's a thread of artists that are accepting commissions in exchange for donations for Valencia.

Spanish Kpop fans are organizing a collective fundraiser.

EDIT: took Cáritas and Spanish Red Cross out of this post after this tiktok made by a volunteer went viral and a lot of people posted their experiences working for these NGOs. Apparently they're not distributing food. Instead they're telling people not to send more food and send money instead so they can keep part of it.

Help people directly

Help Sara, Steven and Bruno rebuild their home in Valencia.

Help this high school teacher buy a new car to get back to work.

Raúl was about to open his barbershop on October 31 but it was destroyed by the flood. Please help him get his dream back.

Help the neighbours of Aldaia (Valencia) rebuild their homes.

This artist has been affected by the floods and lost their car. They've opened emergency commissions.

You can help rebuild the town of Letur (Albacete) by donating to this gofundme that's directly coordinated with the town hall.

Rebeca is a seamstress. Her studio was both her workplace and a place were came together for a sewing club in the afternoons. It was destroyed by the flood. You can help her rebuild it here

Animal shelters

Refugio Minipow was home to 50 rabbits and guinea pigs. Thankfully, the owners were able to move all the animals to their homes and those of their neighbors, though the shelter itself has been destroyed right after recent renovations. There's different ways to donate here.

El Refugio de María a dog shelter in Sueca (Valencia), is completely flooded, leaving the dogs visibly distressed, as shown here. You can donate to PayPal maria.g.may@gmail.com

Modepran is a dog shelter in Campanar (Valencia) where infrastructure damage has left some dogs without a proper sleeping area. You can donate through PayPal here.

Gatos Campo de Gibraltar is a cat shelter in Los Barrios (Cádiz). need of assistance for relocating cats to new homes and rebuilding damaged facilities. You can donate to their PayPal gatoscampodegibraltar@gmail.com

Protectora San Antón is an animal shelter for cats and dogs in Jerez de la Frontera (Cádiz). The entire place is flooded and the animals don't have a comfortable place to sleep in. Cats can't even walk on the ground. You can donate to their PayPal protectorasananton@hotmail.com

I'll be adding more as I find them. Thank you everyone for your help.

Edit: adding this because I keep seeing people on Twitter and Tiktok say it makes no sense to give money to people in a "first world" country. I need you people to understand that living in a western country doesn't equal politicians caring about you.

This whole thing started because politicians weren't doing their job and they're still not doing it. People (literal civilians, not firefighters or policemen) are literally pulling bodies from under cars and putting them inside the trunks so children in the affected areas don't see them. There's underground parkings still flooded by water and we don't know how many people may be inside them.

France offered to send us 200 firemen and the Ministry of Interior literally REFUSED. Some of these French firemen came on their own anyway. But that's what our politicians are doing. Negating help and pointing fingers at each other so they don't seem guilty.

[stealingpotatoes]

happy mean girls day to everyone who celebrates <3

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[akanemnon]

Meanwhile with the bicker brigade...

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[stil-lindigo]

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[inkskinned]

"don't make it political!" .... what proportion of death and suffering must occur before politics are involved. if this isn't political, what is even the point of any politics, ever. of democracy. the words are "by the people for the people." if i am going to be left alone by my elected representatives to "figure it out" - to undergo damage, hardship, fear. what the fuck did i elect them for. what was their job. the entire point is that they handle this shit. this is why we were supposed to be electing leaders.

poverty is political. misogyny is political. gun control is political. climate change is political. how much aid a community gets is political. what the fuck are you talking about. it's been political this whole fucking time.

[bonetrousledbones]

fuck it since my birthday is in like one day i'm gonna use my birthday wish to tell y'all to look at the shit going on in southern Appalachia right now after Hurricane Helene. look at it and talk about it and spread resources about it like wildfire because nobody else fucking is and it feels like we're on our own out here.

there are people who are stranded in hazardous areas that are still safer than trying to leave by driving on the increasingly hazardous roads. i'm personally going into my third day without electricity at this point, and haven't been able to get any gas for a generator to even keep our fridge working. there are very few places with power or running water, and cell service has just barely been restored in the last hour. ground crews are working hard to repair things, but there are many, many areas that are entirely inaccessible that may not receive these fixes for several more days if not weeks. i'm afraid my own neighborhood might become one of those areas if repairs don't get to us soon, and since we're much more rural i have a difficult time trying to be optimistic about it.

we're very far inland. i guarantee you damn near everybody here was expecting a little more rain and wind like we usually get during hurricane season, if they even heard about the hurricane beforehand in the first place since most people only got about a twelve hour notice before landfall- after several major areas had already been flooded. our terrain protects us from most major weather events- most locals have never encountered a single tornado or legitimate tornado warning in our entire lives. nobody i've talked to or heard from about it seems to have had any idea that it would be this bad. everybody's wishing that they took it more seriously, but we've never, ever had to before. i've seen people comparing it to Hurricane Katrina and honestly i'm not sure if that's all too inaccurate. today while looking for a single working gas station i drove by a military helicopter parked in front of the elementary school i went to when i was little.

please for the love of god, talk about us. talk about the good memories you had here or the beauty of our mountains, and talk about how devastated we are as we watch historic structures, buildings, and entire towns get wiped from the face of the earth like they were never even there. stop dismissing us as uneducated hicks and rednecks and hilllbillies and fucking help us.

r/Asheville resource/updates megathread (Asheville is the largest city in western North Carolina)

How to set up disaster roaming for cell service

WLOS Live updates

Duke Energy power outage map

WNC Landslide Map

Hotels accepting locals

Emergency shelter locations

I live in western North Carolina so all of my own resources are centered around that. If anybody from the other impacted areas has additional sources they'd like to add, please don't hesitate to do so.

[koolaidashley]

I can’t sleep

[egophiliac]

IT WAS ERIC AFTER ALL!!!! I'm so glad we got to meet him (before Vil snaps him away with those Infinity Gauntlets) (can't wait to see what happens when we get the matching Infinity Tiara to go with them, there will be no survivors)

(sorry to be so slow/rough lately, just got a lot of stuff on the ol' brain at the moment! alas, if only I could spend all my time drawing incredibly stupid characters I mean I do but)

[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

Trapped in a vicious cycle of pining? Try gay sex! (More things to learn over at Tiger Tiger!)

[kovalitics]

[carnivalcarriondiscarded]

so how about that update, huh

[sodaspons]

found em all