#and has a moko kauae tattoo

[fursectomy]

belated obligatory 413 group hug 💚💙💜❤️

#homestuck #jade is maori (so is john obvs theyre mixed maori and chinese 2me but jade was raised in maori culture by gpa) #and has a moko kauae tattoo #i hope that reads #john egbert #413 #june egbert #j egbert #dave strider #rose lalonde #jade harley #beta kids #homestuck kids #homestuck art #homestuck fanart #my art

[ghost-jamie]

Hawaii on the table

Hawaii off the table

I based the tattoos on kākau which is traditional tattoo art in Polynesian culture. I got what I know from "The Hawaiian Tattoo" by PF Kwiatkowski and Kahelua Krug, a kakau uhi. I used a lot of polynesian styles from Hawaiian to Maori considering that I learn that now many get a mix or hybrid of all the different styles blended together.

She has a moari tattoo on her chin, Moko kauae

A Samoan and Tahitian style tattoos on her arms

On her chest and right leg are traditional hawaiian tattoos, fun fact traditional Hawaiian kakau begins on the leg first the right for women and left for men.

The seal is a Hawaiian monk seal which is the state animal in a japanese tattoo style because that's the most popular style in Hawaii

I also used traditional hawaiian textile, Kapa, for the top and skirt

#wttt fanart #wttt #wttsh #wttsh fanart #wttt hawaii #wttsh hawaii #ghost's art

[werewolfcave]

This is a more personal version of my redesign of P4AU Mitsuru.

This was made as a gift to my best friend @umbreix who is of Māori descent and has shared her culture with me over the years. To honor this fact I often like to bring bits of her culture into my art.

This is a Mitsuru that is explicitly of Māori descent on her mother's side. I have given her a tā moko (a Māori tattoo), more specifically a moko kauae (a chin tattoo). For those unaware of the importance and meaning of a moko kauae, it is a tā moko traditionally given specifically to wāhine Māori (a Māori woman), often it is tied into the mana (prestige, status, power, authority etc) that a wāhine Māori has and how that represents her iwi (tribe), hapū (subtribe), and whānau (family).

There have been many debates about who is deserving of a moko kauae but ultimately it is the right of all wāhine Māori. It is an assertation of identity, and more specifically it a visual representation of your whakapapa (genealogy). Additionally it is a representation of your status within your community, thus why it is tied into your mana.

Mitsuru's moko kauae was made specifically as a representation of the coming together of her mother's whānau and her father's family. The widespread roots of the Kirijos, but also the growth of the smaller korus (coils, spirals, etc) upon those roots. Her heritage, is that of two very separate places coming together, while the Kirijos are not Māori, they are the legacy she carries. The best way I can describe her moko kauae is saplings on a nursery log, that is what makes up her mana, that is what makes up her leadership.

This is not perfect, and I myself am white, but this is a dedication to my best friend's culture and I feel that itself is important.

#mitsuru kirijo #persona #persona 3 #p3 #persona 4 arena ultimax #p4au #i did the art thing

[stargirl-and-potts]

Well, I went into Thor: Love and Thunder with my bets hedged. But I loved it. It was kind, it was funny, it was visually delightful, it was anti-cynical, it was surprisingly gay, it had great music, it kept the whole theater laughing. (Significant spoilers below!)

The disappointing part: two fat jokes. One about Thor hiding his emotional vulnerability behind his dad bod, which, no. Even if the dad bod had not been hot, which it was, it deserved more respect than that stupid line. And one moment where the unspoken punchline was clearly supposed to be that the community theater actress playing Hela was fat. (I will not forgive making Melissa McCarthy the joke, ever.)

The flipside: some of the kid heroes are chubby and it's not played as funny, there’s a fat physics student talking to Jane Foster who’s treated with respect, and one (only one, boo) of the god Zeus' perfect (male and female!) consorts is mid-sized instead of waifish.

The emotional core of it: it opens with a scene of visceral despair, centered around climate change and the loss of a traditional territory's ability to sustain life, moves to fury toward the callousness and cruelty of the uncaring gods/thinly veiled colonizing elite (who could have saved them, but instead enjoy feasting while watching people die for them, and naively believe that there will always be more people to die for them), and doesn't walk back the impact of that. It shows the divine court as remote, silly, self-absorbed and lacking the spine to admit the consequences coming, and even the villain as sidetracked by despair and saveable by love, while the gods who sit back and feast on the people's pain remain unredeemed.

The only thing shown more important than that pain is the hope they needed to keep risking love and courage for the sake of their own hearts and the kids' future. And the point is not that loss isn't coming, but that even if loss and death and destruction come and the gods don't care, love was worthwhile anyway. If we're going down with our loves and our kids, we're going down fighting.

I'm not surprised it's annoyed and baffled critics. It's oddly anti-imperial for a famously imperial franchise; it's noticeably unAmerican in its sense of humor and ethical perspective and emotional rhythm. Instead of centering around the glories of isolated genius and tragic heroism, it centers around getting its heroes to betray their gods and their dignity for family, pancakes, awkward vulnerability and community hall meetings. It leaves us with domesticity instead of stealing it away. It lets its monsters bleed gold and shadows instead of bathing us in gore. It was reverent toward goodness and irreverent to glory.

The one criticism I’ve heard that I felt personally was: not enough breathing room! Things piled on top of each other in the plot. We needed more time to let the jokes and the catharses and the terrors and triumphs land.

More joys:

Korg has two dads! He successfully therapizes Valkyrie into the beginnings of grief catharsis, and Thor into vulnerability and parenthood! And he marries a nice guy named Dwayne, onscreen!

Valkyrie's voice, Valkyrie's braids, Valkyrie's bare arms, Valkyrie in a suit, Valkyrie stealing Zeus' thunderbolt and kissing the hand of one of his lady consorts with a smolder I will never forget and then blasting off into the sky on a damn rainbow. Valkyrie talking to Korg about the woman she was in love with. Valkyrie telling Thor they're both into Jane.

Jane's bare arms. I repeat, Jane's arms. The muscles. Good lord.

A Māori atua with a moko kauae facial tattoo in the court of the gods! (And while some of the gods were selfish and some were silly, none of the gods who were meant to be laughed at were the tribal ones.)

Zeus played by Russell Crowe with an absolutely atrocious vaguely Greek (???) accent and perfect ringlet curls.

Zeus' male consorts being into Thor! Thor being into Star-Lord! Korg being into Thor! Nobody being embarrassed by this!

The screaming goats. The panflaps! The jealousy between Thor's sentient weaponry! Mjölnir's makeover! The gorgeous landscapes and architecture and worlds-between-worlds. The music.

In conclusion, it was all about love and I adored it.

#thor: love and thunder #thor spoilers #gosh you guys i had so much fun #and they were not wrong i have never seen a gayer marvel movie #ever #also the final post-credits scene gives a spark of hopefulness to the hardest part of the movie

[airyairyaucontraire]

This is a small thing in the greater scheme but I’m watching the 6 o’clock news* on TV3 (one of the two main evening news programmes on New Zealand TV) and both the anchors are Māori (Mike McRoberts and Oriini Kaipara) and the anchorwoman has a moko kauae tattoo on her chin. I am just thinking about the change there’s been in my lifetime in terms of Māori representation in the front ranks of television, in authoritative roles. There’s a lot of progress still to be made in terms of inclusion and respect for Māori people and their culture but that’s really neat.

*which I don’t usually do, I read the news online (primarily through credible newspaper/magazine websites), hence me noticing this tonight

#meanwhile in New Zealand

[canyourlawnmowerdothis]

Hi hello I would like to hear your Māori thoughts on Lizzie and Chip and any other character you hc as Māori :3

omg hi hi hi ok so i actually. dont have as many thoughts as id like to be ause im working with approx. three days of obsessive research on tatau months ago and its currently four in the morning when im starting this but i will tell you my thoughts on that for them bc ive put a lot of thought into it :D ← also this may be true but i Am a white american midwesterner, and this goes for like Everything but if i fuck smth up lmk 🙏 this is a culture + specific cultural practice i have a lot of admiration and respect for so i hope not to say any wack shit but if i do that was not the intention!! anyway this goes off my hc that theyre twins and that theyrw both transfem as well 👍 ok this is about to be long as hell sorry

since chip and lizzie got picked up on the black rose so early as kids they wouldn't have gotten a ton of time to properly learn about their culture. unless there were other fantasy pacific islanders on the black rose they wouldn't have had much if any connection to their home. i'm pretty sure they're both canonically glad to have been picked up, but missing what they could have had if they hadn't/if their life was better before is probably somewhere in the equation.

after the hole in the sea chip of course immediately set out to find arlin, but since lizzie's backstory is so vague i can do whatever i want MWAHAHA but ok so. once she had the means to, likely on someone else's ship before she had her own ship and crew, lizzie would have decided to make her way back to. fantasy polynesia? i wish we had a map of mana HSJDHS, but she would make her way back to learn what she wasn't able to as a kid. i think this is when she would have gotten her malu + manta ray done after a few months to a year of living there and going to different islands to learn as much as possible. the malu is a samoan tattoo, not māori, and i say this because i don't know if she would have made it back exactly to where they had been picked up, but she would have had to start somewhere. she ended up in a part of the islands that did things a bit differently, where she wasn't directly from there but her determination to come back and willingness to learn was respected. later once they were both out as trans, lizzie would tell chip that 1. she ended up figuring out more specifically where they were from and 2. that she had been meaning to get her moko kauae done and would chip like to come along too?

these tattoos are based so much on community role and the community that they're both mainly in is their ships, not their home or anywhere on land, so i think they'd likely be based on their role as captains. it probably isn't an uncommon practice to at least incorporate that considering how many pirates there are in mana, but it is uncommon for kids to have been taken away so young. lizzie has somewhat more of a foot in the game from visiting sometimes but the main basis is their crews.

i can't find my notes on it but i do have my designs for lizzie's tattoos - theyre on her chest, midriff, and legs respectively

ta da!! this is from a while ago and i apparently didnt design her moko kauae at the time but ill get to it soon. ok if i have more thoughts than that i dont know them right now its six in yhe morning i can talk about it more later

#jrwi riptide #jrwi hcs #asked and answered

[frstflwr]

i dont rlly have any set hcs for gideon’s modern verse yet other than:

raised in a cult 

plays rugby 

owns way too many pairs of crocs 

still wears sunglasses all the time 

rides a motorbike 

From  Aotearoa (aka new zeland) 

After escaping the cult, she actively seeks out a connection to her Māori heritage, and eventually has her moko kauae, along with other less traditional or culturally significant tattoos 

Probably has a pin up tattoo 

Still exclusively reads action comics and porn mags

Gets top surgery 

#💀 | ooc #modern au tag tbt

[witchesversuspatriarchy]

Oriini Kaipara has made history once again, becoming the first woman with a moko kauae (maōri tribal face tattoo) to anchor a primetime news broadcast! Smash that patriarchy!

#witches #coven #esoteric #mystical #witchy aesthetic #witchcraft #wicca #pagan #witchblr

[afeelgoodblog]

#023 - Best News of Last Week - Jan 3, 2022

🐋 - The first newsletter of this year yay! Here's to many more years, but better than this one :D

1. France makes birth control free for all women under 25

Free birth control for all women under 25 will be available in France from Saturday, expanding a scheme targeting under-18s to ensure young women don’t stop taking contraception because they cannot afford it. The scheme, which could benefit three million women, covers the pill, IUDs, contraceptive patches and other methods composed of steroid hormones.

2. Italy Votes to Ban Fur Farming and Shut Down Mink Farms

The amendment requires all active fur farms in Italy be closed by June 30, 2022. It also includes an immediate ban on the breeding of mink, foxes, raccoon dogs and chinchillas, according to Humane Society International. To help ease the transition, fur farmers will be compensated €3 million by the Ministry of Agriculture in 2022, reported VegNews.

3. James Webb Space Telescope UPDATE! — Mission life extended due to extra onboard fuel as a result of very precise launch and efficient mid-course corrections.

After a successful launch of NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope Dec. 25, and completion of two mid-course correction maneuvers, the Webb team has analyzed its initial trajectory and determined the observatory should have enough propellant to allow support of science operations in orbit for significantly more than a 10-year science lifetime. (The minimum baseline for the mission is five years.)

4. Baby news! 9th endangered right whale calf born this season

New England Aquarium says mom and baby calf were spotted over holiday weekend in waters off Georgia.

5. Juno the Norfolk search and rescue dog has been found after six days missing over Christmas

Juno the German pointer was found after surviving six days in Norfolk woods. More than 85 people from Norfolk, Sufffolk, Cambridgeshire, Buckinghamshire, and Kent search and rescue teams were involved in finding the German shorthaired pointer.

Juno, who helps find missing people for Norfolk Lowland Search and Rescue, became the subject of a large-scale search herself after getting lost on a family walk on 21 December.

6. Māori broadcaster becomes first to anchor news with traditional chin tattoo

A New Zealand reporter has made history by becoming the first person to anchor news with a traditional Māori chin tattoo, Newshub reported.

On Christmas day, ​Oriini Kaipara, who has a moko kauae, presented on Newshub Live for the first time, accomplishing a dream to represent Māori women.

7. Hockey fan who spotted Vancouver Canucks staffer’s cancerous mole given $10,000 medical school scholarship

Nadia Popovici was in the stands behind the Vancouver Canuck’s assistant equipment manager, Brian Hamilton, to watch their game when she spotted the mole. She alerted Mr Hamilton to the growth by writing a message on her phone and pressing it against the glass that separates supporters and team members.

_____ That's it for this week. Until next week, You can follow me on twitter . Also, I have a newsletter :) Subscribe here to receive a collection of wholesome news every week in your inbox :D

#best news of last week

[evergreen-lyricist]

ok so: more eopie lore incoming

- she has a batchmate who's also a medic, his name is Dess (short for Udesla) he's the cmo of the 212th

- she once got a pep talk from Mace Windu

- she got her moko kauae in a tattoo shop in little keldabe on coruscant

- she actually has a whole side quest where she becomes part of a found family of four rogue mandalorian spacers

- she's a known figure in the less sketchy criminal underworld bc of them

- she crochets baby blankets & hats that she donates to hospitals on the lowers levels using yarn from barter shops

- she got her ears pierced right after geonosis bc she was like "i wanna do something dramatic" so yeah. Dess did her piercings at like 3 in the morning & she never really changes them out bc she doesn't own many earrings & the holes will close up if she leaves them alone for more than 24 hours.

that's all for right now!! once again if any of this is offensive or incorrect please tell me!! i would love to hear feedback especially from polynesian or transfem star wars fans.

(also if anyone would like to help me design eopie's moko kauae that would be greatly appreciated & i would pay u for your time!!)

#ev speaks #eopie my beloved....

[afraidofchange]

Maggie stands roughly 5′8″ (waiting for confirmation), and has an average but somewhat defined muscular build. For a woman in her 50s, she’s managed to stay in decent shape, though her diet has been particularly mediocre given the issues faced on Salvo, and now her stint in prison with the Syndicate. She has more prominent muscle in her arms than her legs, but more from work than working out specifically.

She also has a number of tattoos, most notably the Salvonian logo on her right cheek, and black bar tattoos that span across her chest to each shoulder. Despite her heritage, she does not have the moko kauae or sacred chin tattoo like other Māori women. While she is from the in-game planet of Salvo, it is clear they still have a number of specific Earth ethnicities among the Legends, and it seems clear that those from both New Zealand and Australia (as Maggie and Fuse are from both respectively) settled on Salvo in the Outlands.

Additionally, Maggie has her lobes pierced multiple times and wears a number of earrings. Given her inclination to body modification, I also believe she has her nipples pierced, and could possibly, if she felt inclined, get her septum pierced in the future, along with more tattoos. 

#MARGARET KŌHERE: HEADCANON #[ i also feel she and walter probably got something to match; something small to denote their friendship ] #[ anyway maggie's the type that would go to the shop w you to accompany you #but then call you a baby when you start getting inked and it hurts ] #[ anyway yeah she also has her nips pierced u cant change my mind ]

[irawhiti]

i have a question about ta moko i couldn’t get a straight answer on google- is the placement the problem as much as the design is? would it be offensive to have ANY sort of tattoo on the chin in character design, even if it was clearly not emulating ta moko? sorry to bother

hey, it’s not offensive to have just any tattoo on the chin. the placement and the design are both important, the head is considered sacred which is why a lot of moko is traditionally on the head and different areas on the head will mean different things. there will be different meaning for different tribes, families, everything. moko kauae is specifically on the chin and every single moko is unique. having just like, some random tattoo on the chin isn’t an issue but there’s a very obvious style that mokos have and that’s where it becomes an issue

basically normal tattoos are fine even on the chin, don’t worry about it. i don’t think we have the power to tell people not to get any chin tattoos lol

i will say though the reason you won’t find a clear answer on google is this is like. a sacred indigenous art form that has been appropriated to hell and back. a lot of the pages are written by white people lol. i think that the best thing you can do is specifically search for articles/blog posts/videos made by maori people

#Anonymous

[profeminist]

“Oriini Kaipara made history when she read v 1's midday news bulletin today.

Kaipara has a moko kauae, a traditional lower chin tattoo worn by Māori women, and is the first to appear on a mainstream news bulletin to bear one.

According to TVNZ, this represented the fulfillment of a lifelong dream for Kaipara.

Two years ago, she made headlines when DNA testing revealed that she was "100 per cent Māori." Kaipara is of Tūhoe, Ngāti Awa, Tūwharetoa and Te Arawa descent.”

Read the full piece and watch the video here

#Oriini Kaipara #Māori women #Māori #maori #moko kauae #NZ #TVNZ #Tūhoe #Ngāti Awa #Tūwharetoa #Te Arawa

[holliano]

^this is lazy reporting.

NZ gets first female foreign minister, NZ gets Māori foreign minister, NZ foreign minister a wāhine tangata whenua.

If you want to know how local news is reporting it check out how oh boy we’re talking about her and her achievements in her community!!

Nanaia Mahuta has a moko kauae which is very important to her identity as a Māori woman, it connects her to her whakapapa and her iwi and her whānau. It isn’t just a tattoo it’s tā moko. In te reo māori, non traditional tattoo (ie not tā moko) is called kiri tuhi. It’s a separate thing a tattoo is done with a needle gun, tā moko is traditionally applied like Samoan tatau with chisels (though not necessarily any more due to hygiene reasons) and wāhine Māori almost have to earn tā moko. Many wāhine Māori feel you need to speak te reo, or be an elder in your community, you have to have contributed to your community. There’s a new school of thought that by being a wāhine Māori and to be decended from a line of wāhine who survived everything the pākehā have done thus far is enough in and of itself. Either way, you need to be Māori and have mana before getting one.

And what would it matter if she did just have tattoos? She’d still be able to do the job.

ALSO MĀORI HAS A MACRON OVER THE Ā. DO YOUR DAMN RESEARCH BEFORE YOU’RE OFFENSIVE INTERNATIONALLY

The Deputy PM Grant Robertson is the first openly gay Deputy Prime Minister, but not the first openly gay MP. And surely that’s not the most notable thing about him? It’s 2020 and you’re still leading with THAT PERSON IS GAY! It’s not interesting, it’s not important to whether he can do the job. It’s like shouting that the prime minister is a woman!!!

#I don’t know why this made me so specifically mad but it did

[airyairyaucontraire]

Some of the Māori terms are glossed within the article but a bit of vocab that may be unfamiliar if you’re from overseas (apologies if I make any errors):

Kaitiaki - guardian or caretaker, steward

Kaumātua - elders

Mana whenua iwi - the local tribe with authority in a particular place (mana=prestige, whenua=land, iwi=tribe)

Te ao Māori - the Māori world

Waiata - song or hymn

Tamariki - children

Whakapapa - genealogy (if you whakapapa to a place you have family history there)

Kaupapa - principles

Hui - meeting for discussion or negotiations

Rangatahi - young people

Kuia - elders (female)

Ātea - the area in front of the main meeting house on a marae where guests are welcomed and speeches are made

Mihi whakatau - formal greetings and introductions

Pae - bench where orators sit

Whānau - extended family

Tino Rangatiratanga - Māori sovereignty movement

Maunga - hill or mountain

Korowai - cloak

Karakia - prayer

Tikanga - customs, protocol

Kawa - customs

Moana - you know this one

Awa - rivers

Mana motuhake - autonomy, self-government

Manuhiri - guests

Rātana - Māori church

Kaikōrero - orator, spokesperson

Te reo - language

Ta moko - traditional Māori tattooing (moko kauae is on the chin)

Whakamā - shame, embarrassment

#ihumātao #ihumatao #new zealand #aotearoa #māori

[queenofcandynsoda]

One Piece OC: Karauna Ailani

My first OC for the New Year~! Enjoy~!

Ailani

Epithet: Priestess, Minister of Justice, Nun (former)

Age: 52 (Pre-time skip), 54 (Cruel Tale), 72 (Descendants)

Birthday: August 18th

Hair Color: Dark Brown (With a few gray streaks)

Eye Color: Gold

Height: 5’10” (177 cm)

Appearance: Ailani is an older woman with dark brown hair and gold eyes. She has several scars around her torso and one on her face. Despite her age, she still looks young and beautiful. During ministry meetings, she wears a one-shoulder feathered red and orange cape. Since her 30s, she has gained the moko kauae, or the sacred chin tattoo.

Daily #1: Ailani wears a red aloha shirt with white flowers and blue jeans. Her heeled sandals are brown and her loose jacket is orange with yellow designs. 

Daily #2: Ailani wears an orange floral tank-top with a red pa’u with floral designs. Her heeled sandals are black with red-orange buckets. She wears a red lei necklace and seashell bracelets.

Priestess: As a priestess, Ailani wears traditional clothing. It consists of a yellow and orange robe with pounamu to hold it together.

Rear-Admiral #1: Ailani has a dark green suit, wine red shirt without a tie and the button is over half-buttoned, revealing her cleavage a little with a pair of dark heels. She wears the rear-admiral jacket, which hangs off her shoulders. She was still smoking but with a bent smoking pipe.

Rear-Admiral #2: Ailani wears a red muumuu that shows her cleavage and seashell jewelry. She has flowers in her hair/ She wears the rear-admiral jacket, which hangs off her shoulders. She was still smoking but with a bent smoking pipe.

Commodore: During her time as a Commodore, Ailani wore a red and gold bikini with a red sarong as a skirt and red sandals with golden buckles. She had on a sun hat, a necklace with red, yellow and blue charms, and a pair of sunglasses. She still smokes during this time but does with a cigarette holder. Her hair had been less tangled. 

Captain: During her time as captain, Ailani wore a red pa’u skirt with yellow sun designs and sandals. She was topless but had red and orange leis that cover her breast, yet show her cleavage, and flower bracelets and anklets, was often seen smoking a cigarette, and there was a red lily on her hair, which was very curly. She wore the marine captain jacket, which hangs off her shoulders. Sometimes, she wore red sunglasses.

Child: When she was young, Ailani wore a red skirt with yellow designs. Her sandals were black and had on a lei and a seashell necklace.

Formal: For formal events, Ailani wears a red and gold dress with shell jewelry with a golden tint. Her heels are red with gold embroidery and have a small red and gold cap hanging off her shoulders.

Affiliations: the Kau Kingdom, Marines (Former), Kau Government, Kau Ministry

Occupation: Priestess, Minister of Justice, Captain (Former), Commodore (Former), Rear-Admiral (Retired), Nun (Former)

Bounty: None

Devil Fruit: None

Moves: None

Skills: Ailani is an expert in hand-hand combat and Ku’ialua. She has several traditional Kau weapons such as staffs, spears, and clubs. Dues to her priestess training, she has experience of battling demons and monsters. She also became an exorcist to deal with certain demons. Ailani is also very tough and resilient as it’s very hard to seriously harm her and limit her strength.

Personality: Ailani is a strict, tenacious, and aggressive yet fair woman. She is undoubtedly loyal to the royal family and the Kau ministry. She is an enforcer of Religious Justice, even after retiring from the Marines. However, she is very prone to outbursts of anger and violence. In some cases, her anger can blind her judgment. Due to the deaths of her sons, she suffers from depression and has an extreme hatred of the Celestial Dragons and Akainu, who covered up their deaths from Kau so the country would remain to be a part of the World Government. Ailani is respected by her Marine colleagues and fellow Ministers. Her favorite flower is the plumeria.

About:  Karauna Ailani is the current minister of justice for the Kau Kingdom and a priestess. She was a rear-admiral before retiring. She is the daughter of the military general, Ahe, and his wife, Mana, a priestess, who were both killed in the Kau-Germa war. During her years as a Captain, she encountered Sparrow D. Hayley, Luffy’s mother, and her crew, the Seven  Seas Pirates. for several years. Despite being adversaries, Hayley helped her during the Kua-Germa war. One of the crewmates was Zeff, who flirts on Ailani, who returns it with blow darts. Months later, her very young sons, Ahe II, Kalei, Elta and Kye, were enslaved then killed by a Celestial Dragon when he visited the kingdom. This causes her to have depression. When she leaves the Marines after thirty years, Leilani appointed her as the minister of justice.

Wanted Poster: None

#ailani #kau kingdom #one piece #one piece oc #one piece au #kau #descendants au #Cruel Tale AU #seven seas pirates #karauna ailani