"Cien fluers!" Robin cried as she tried to summon her devil fruit powers to her aid. But, to her surprise, nothing happened. Robin gasped and opened her eyes. She gasped again, but this time in horror, as she saw the large form of Runt standing over her, grinning creepily down at her helpless, shrunken state.
"No, no, no..." He wagged his finger at the miniature beauty. "That's not going to work in my store."
"Wh-What did you do to me?" Robin asked, shocked by the fear in her own voice. It wasn't often she'd be caught completely off guard like this, but in the rare instances she was, it was only because she was afraid it was a hopeless situation.
"Isn't it obvious!? I took your powers away! Si za za!" Runt laughed at Robin's reaction. He reached down and scooped the 3-inch tall woman into his hand, closing it around her, and blocking her from seeing anything.
Robin gulped. Her situation had just gone from bad to worse. She'd already been shrunk, but now she was learning that this man had somehow taken away the use of her devil fruit powers. But Robin couldn't figure out how that was possible, as far as she knew there was no way it'd be possible without the use of sea prism stone, and since the man was a devil fruit user himself, that wasn't likely to her. Unless the size size fruit also somehow granted her captor the ability to remove her powers, it made no sense to the increasingly terrified tiny brunette.
Her mind was wracked with possibilities, and reworking her thinking of how to better escape from this store without use of her powers, all while she rode uncomfortably in the giant's huge, sweaty fist. He had the upper hand on her, quite literally, the whole time. But she wasn't about to give up, even without her powers she'd make it out of here, 3 inches tall or not.
Minutes seemed to pass during the ride, until finally she was tossed by Runt onto another hard surface. Tiny Robin rolled out onto the new room, but a moment later crashed into a soft wall. Robin was a little disorientated from all the movement. She rubbed her head and tried to recollect herself. She looked behind herself to see what she ran into, and nearly screamed when she saw it was her captor's giant hand, apparently 'softening' the blow of being tossed about like some unwanted toy.
"Sorry! Sorry, my little Robin pet!" Runt cooed apologetically. Robin groaned inwardly, he might not have thought of her as a toy, but a pet was just as bad in her mind. "Are you hurt?"
Robin quickly backed away from the giant hand and scurried into a corner. She got a look around the room, from what she could tell it looked like the back of the store and it was filled with product and some crates, but it also seemed to double as a bedroom for the owner. She was on a desk of some sort, maybe one that the man used to do his inventory or something like that, judging from the myriad of papers and pen and pencil holders. Runt was sitting down in a chair looking down at her. She shouted at him, "What did you do to me!?"
"Oh... You're good. I'm glad I didn't hurt you!" Runt sighed in relief, seemingly genuinely worried for Robin's well-being. "Sorry for the rough landing."
Robin shook her head, she didn't want the man's twisted care. "What did you do to me? How did you take my powers away?" She repeated frantically.
"Ahh..." Runt chuckled smugly. He seemed to take joy in having outsmarted his beloved Robin. "It was pretty simple actually. Sea prism stone. You see?" He pointed to the watch on his arm.
It took Robin a second to realize that his motion was meant to infer to her about the bracelet he'd given her earlier. Robin gasped in stunned realization as she looked at her seemingly normal bracelet.
"That's right. I put the stone in there. Then I used my size size powers to shrink it to a more manageable size. Did you know that if you shrink something with my powers, it gets weaker? That's why you weren't able to feel its effects right away..." Runt then chuckled to himself again, smacking his forehead playfully. "Oh, of course you know that, judging from your time under that glass!"
Robin just glared up at the giant. She felt close to tears by this point, but after he'd revealed his secret to her, she thought of something. Robin quickly pulled at the bracelet on her arm and tried to take it off, but before she could she heard the man scream,
"Size Size Reduce!" Suddenly a beam of light shot out and struck the bracelet Robin was wearing. It instantly shrank down on her arm, becoming a tight fit, and making removing it near impossible. Robin gasped and tugged at the bracelet some more, but it was no use, it was way too small and tight for to get off.
"Si za za!" Runt cackled. "How do you like that, fits nicely, doesn't it?"
Robin looked at the giant defiantly, and tried again and again to get off the accursed bracelet, but it was impossible. Robin eventually gave up and collapsed to her knees. She started to tear up, things were looking increasingly hopeless for her, and now she learned that she'd been powerless to fight back almost since she walked in. Whoever this creep of an owner was, he'd obviously been planned her abduction for quite some time, and was taking great joy in finally reducing and humiliating her. Robin sobbed.
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