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Author's Note: The original scene delves deeper, offering more insights into the characters' emotions and thought processes, as well as a much more heated argument that would stretch a few slides. *thank you for considering this*

The underlying issue stems from Nemo's reluctance to be treated delicately. She desires Ace's friendship based on a mutual recognition of their combat abilities, rather than him assuming a protective role as if he were her “damn babysitter”. This sentiment extends to the rest of the Crew as well. This desire gains further complexity if one considers the years of her big brother Alliqui babying her simply to annoy and irk her. It made her mad! On one occasion, Pops forbade her from fighting, not out of ill will, but stemming from genuine concern, given the government's likely surveillance of the lunarian. Given the events that transpired, his worries were not unfounded but rather quite reasonable. The brat, however, continued to give Pops a pouty face for an entire week following this incident.

Nevertheless, Nemo was determined to demonstrate her prowess as a fighter, a sentiment that resonated with Ace on a personal level, emphasising his understanding of her drive. Therefore, she tended to overestimate herself, at times intentionally provoking conflicts to showcase her skills. She saw herself as more than just a mechanic. Conversely, her understanding of the Blue World and its laws was limited, rendering her unfamiliar with the perils of this environment, while Ace, being born in this Blue World, was well-versed in them. She detested the notion of appearing weak or dispensable, a perception that was far from accurate. If she had only listened instead of reacting with frustration, she would have recognized the unnecessary nature of her hot tempered actions. The Crew was well aware of her combat capabilities, but they sought to dissuade her from engaging in unnecessary confrontations fueled by a need to prove herself.

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#ocinteraction Pls check the description of Page 1
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www.instagram.com/p/CyyRAH6ong…

Author's Note: The original scene delves deeper, offering more insights into the characters' emotions and thought processes, as well as a much more heated argument that would stretch a few slides. *thank you for considering this*

The underlying issue stems from Nemo's reluctance to be treated delicately. She desires Ace's friendship based on a mutual recognition of their combat abilities, rather than him assuming a protective role as if he were her “damn babysitter”. This sentiment extends to the rest of the Crew as well. This desire gains further complexity if one considers the years of her big brother Alliqui babying her simply to annoy and irk her. It made her mad! On one occasion, Pops forbade her from fighting, not out of ill will, but stemming from genuine concern, given the government's likely surveillance of the lunarian. Given the events that transpired, his worries were not unfounded but rather quite reasonable. The brat, however, continued to give Pops a pouty face for an entire week following this incident.

Nevertheless, Nemo was determined to demonstrate her prowess as a fighter, a sentiment that resonated with Ace on a personal level, emphasising his understanding of her drive. Therefore, she tended to overestimate herself, at times intentionally provoking conflicts to showcase her skills. She saw herself as more than just a mechanic. Conversely, her understanding of the Blue World and its laws was limited, rendering her unfamiliar with the perils of this environment, while Ace, being born in this Blue World, was well-versed in them. She detested the notion of appearing weak or dispensable, a perception that was far from accurate. If she had only listened instead of reacting with frustration, she would have recognized the unnecessary nature of her hot tempered actions. The Crew was well aware of her combat capabilities, but they sought to dissuade her from engaging in unnecessary confrontations fueled by a need to prove herself.