Recaps

The witnesses ruled that Blackbeard’s future actions could guide precautions and investigation but could not convict him, while his real crimes would be reviewed separately. Garling then challenged Lin Qi’s authority, and the Throne targeted Makino’s neutrality as the first internal review of the World Witness Seat began.

• Ace, Whitebeard, Akainu, Dragon, Shanks, and the Civilian Witness Seat chose D, limiting future footage to risk warnings and investigative leads while separating evidence of real crimes.
• Lin Qi confirmed the ruling, placing the murder of Thatch and Blackbeard’s other known plans into independent review; Impel Down raised security in response to the public warning.
• Garling submitted a general review questioning whether Lin Qi could keep serving as question-setting executor, and Lin Qi accepted conditional oversight and possible removal.
• The World Witness Seat presented option D, allowing Lin Qi to serve temporarily under the Common Rules, public records, victim objections, review, and a removal mechanism.
• The Throne accused Makino of lacking neutrality because she had known Lin Qi for a long time, and a black ring appeared beneath her as an independent review began.

Makino defended her qualification as the Civilian Witness Seat despite her relationship with Lin Qi, and the review upheld her seat with conflict-of-interest rules. The Throne then targeted Lumi’s independence, and Lumi prepared to speak for herself.

• Garling challenged Makino’s qualification because she knew Lin Qi, while Makino disclosed their relationship and challenged the World Government’s own impartiality.
• Garling submitted Makino’s tavern ledger as evidence of her ties to pirates, and Makino explained that she served customers without regard to what they might become.
• The Navy Review Seat, Revolutionary Army, Red Hair Pirates, Victim Witness Seat, and public supported option D, preserving Makino’s seat with disclosure and review requirements.
• Makino’s review passed, the Golden Light receded, and she rewrapped Lin Qi’s bleeding hand while reminding him to pay his tab.
• The Throne began a contamination review against Lumi, accusing her rescuers of influencing her, and Lumi said she would speak for herself.

Lumi defended her right to choose her own name and testify, and the Sky Screen ruled that the Holy Land Medical Department’s files gave it no guardianship over her. Garling then launched a contamination review against Akainu over his role in the Ohara refugee ship massacre, and Akainu prepared to answer for himself.

• Lumi told Garling that she chose her own name and that her rescuers’ affection did not mean they chose for her.
• Lumi and the other witness seats selected option D, establishing protections that let minor victims express their own wishes without a guardian speaking for them.
• Lin Qi and Mia showed that Lumi’s cold storage file contained no guardianship agreement, and the Sky Screen ruled that the file documented unlawful detention and experimentation.
• Lumi chose option D, and Bonney embraced her as the black markings receded from Lumi’s name card.
• Garling targeted Akainu with a contamination review over the killing of civilians aboard an Ohara refugee ship, and Akainu said he would answer himself.

Akainu accepted responsibility for the Ohara refugee ship bombardment, and the witnesses voted to keep him in the Navy Review Seat under independent oversight while opening the case for public accountability. The Throne then targeted Shanks’s eligibility as a witness because of his Figarland ties, and Shanks began to reveal what he had hidden.

• Akainu admitted carrying out the order to bombard the Ohara refugee ship and agreed to have his past cases reviewed.
• Robin demanded an independent investigation into the Ohara incident and chose option D, which kept Akainu eligible while limiting the navy’s power over its own cases.
• Sengoku, Tsuru, Kizaru, Aokiji, Dragon, Shanks, Robin, Lumi, Makino, and civilians supported option D, and the Sky Screen established the Ohara case’s public accountability process.
• Akainu ordered Tsuru to open the Ohara case, while Robin said she would watch the proceedings.
• The Throne accused Shanks of a family conflict of interest because of his Figarland blood and hidden records.
• Shanks told Luffy not to answer for him and said he would reveal everything he had kept hidden.

Shanks accepted recusal and multi-seat review over matters tied to the Figarland Family, the Straw Hat Index, and the Human-Human Fruit, Model: Nika, keeping his Pirate Witness Seat. The Throne then began challenging Dragon’s eligibility for the World Witness Seat, and Dragon prepared to answer.

• Shanks disclosed his ties to the Figarland bloodline, the Straw Hat Index, and the Human-Human Fruit, Model: Nika, while denying that they justified Garling taking control.
• Robin explained that Shanks should disclose conflicts and recuse himself from decisions on those matters, while the Straw Hat Index stayed with its current holder under multiple-party protection.
• Shanks, the Red Hair Pirates, Akainu, Dragon, Lumi, and Makino supported option D, and the Sky Screen established the recusal rules without removing Shanks’s seat.
• Shanks told Garling that he belonged to the people who had rescued him and to his own ship, not the Figarland Family.
• The Throne accused Dragon of lacking neutrality because he sought to overthrow the World Government, and Dragon stopped Sabo from intervening so he could answer the challenge himself.

Dragon defended the Revolutionary Army’s eligibility for a review seat, and the five seats established restrictions while retaining all five seats. Lin Qi was allowed to continue as question executor under the Common Rules, but the chapter ended as a public stress test targeted the future memory he most wanted to conceal.

• Dragon admitted that the Revolutionary Army intended to overthrow the World Government and agreed to disclose its political goals, recuse itself from decisions about postwar power, and never force protected witnesses to join.
• The five seats chose D, ruling that Dragon retained eligibility under public restrictions and that the Revolutionary Army could not forcibly recruit protected witnesses.
• The five seats concluded the contamination review with all five seats retaining eligibility and the Common Rules in effect.
• Lin Qi accepted public records, victim objections, review by the five seats, and a removal mechanism, and the five seats and civilian voters granted him temporary eligibility as question executor.
• The Sky Screen called for a public stress test of the first removal red lines, and Garling agreed as the test selected the future memory Lin Qi most wanted to conceal.

Lin Qi’s future memories faced a forced-disclosure test, and Makino and the other seats ruled that any search required strict relevance filters. The filter found a match involving Lin Qi’s plan to profit from future knowledge and casualties after the Paramount War, and the chapter ended as his memory clip began to play.

• The Throne’s stress test targeted the future memory Lin Qi most wanted to conceal, prompting Lin Qi and others to object to forced memory extraction.
• Makino, Lumi, Dragon, Akainu, and Shanks selected option D, establishing relevance filters and protections before any review.
• The Sky Screen’s filters matched Lin Qi’s memory to a plan involving private gain and the risk of casualties after the Paramount War.
• Lin Qi admitted that his hidden memory could prove he had initially treated everyone as part of a story.
• The Sky Screen prepared a clip titled “After the Paramount War, the questioner's initial list of gains,” and the image began to play.

Lin Qi faced a pressure test over his early plan to profit from future information and his decision to issue warnings through public questions instead. The voters barred private gains and delays to casualty warnings, but Garling then exposed a redacted note about protecting Foosha Village, opening a second test of Lin Qi’s self-interest.

• The Sky Screen showed Lin Qi’s draft proposing that he sell future information, though he had crossed out the plan and noted that doing so could get real people killed.
• Lin Qi admitted he had acted recklessly and kept setting questions, but said he later helped people because he could no longer treat their pain as fiction.
• Robin and Akainu framed the test around Lin Qi’s responsibility, private profit, and delayed warnings, while Whitebeard asked Lin Qi to confirm that he had considered the risks of changing the Paramount War.
• The voters chose option D, prohibiting Lin Qi from using future memories for private gain and requiring him to register casualty warnings and issue urgent warnings without delay.
• Garling restored a redacted note in which Lin Qi planned to prioritize protecting Foosha Village and conceal its coordinates, prompting a second pressure test.

Lin Qi’s personal preparations for Foosha Village were judged against the first red line, and the seats established rules requiring disclosure and review of questions involving personal ties. The pressure test moved to the ban on privately trading review authority, and Makino exposed an offer that tied Foosha Village’s safety to Lin Qi surrendering his authority.

• Garling accused Lin Qi of putting personal interests ahead of public safety, and the Sky Screen showed Lin Qi had broadened the East Blue shelter question rather than protect Foosha Village alone.
• Dragon requested records, which showed no trade of other regions’ safety or evacuation routes, but revealed Lin Qi had privately stored supplies in Foosha Village; Makino and Nami confirmed he had not profited from them.
• Lumi argued that protecting loved ones was not itself a crime, and the five seats chose option D, requiring disclosure and review of questions involving personal relationships.
• The Sky Screen began testing the rule against privately trading review authority and delivered five private transaction offers.
• Makino opened her envelope, which offered to spare Foosha Village if she surrendered Lin Qi’s authority, and she asked the Sky Screen to make the offer public.

The five witness seats exposed and rejected the Throne’s private deals, then jointly ruled that concealed victims could not be used to buy oversight authority. The Sky Screen revealed the locations of two children and an ongoing elimination procedure beneath the Chief Adjudication Platform, as Lin Qi prepared to ask a question.

• Makino demanded that the Throne’s deal with Foosha Village be made public, and the Sky Screen revealed offers to all five witness seats.
• Akainu, Dragon, and Shanks publicly rejected their offers, while Lumi refused the Victim Seat deal but asked to save the two children.
• The five seats jointly submitted and answered an emergency question, ruling the private deals invalid and barring victims from being used to buy votes.
• The Sky Screen extracted coordinates for the children, and Dragon, Akainu, and Shanks moved to stop Garling and reach them.
• The Sky Screen announced an elimination procedure beneath the Chief Adjudication Platform, and Lin Qi’s input box lit up as he said he would ask a question.

Lin Qi established a third red line preventing the Throne from bypassing review to eliminate witnesses, and rescuers freed and named the child Xing. As the first pressure-testing round ended, Garling began transferring the Chief Adjudication Platform’s authority into himself, prompting a final review that raised whether Shanks had to recuse himself because of his Figarland connection.

• Lin Qi submitted a question about the Throne’s attempt to eliminate an undisclosed child witness, and the five seats and public ruled that the order must be frozen.
• Sabo, Bonney, and Bartholomew Kuma reached the maintenance compartment, and the Sky Screen granted rescuers temporary authority to open the child’s refrigerated box.
• Lumi confirmed the child’s chosen name, Xing, and the Sky Screen added him to the temporary protection list.
• Lin Qi announced that the first pressure-testing round had passed with three red lines established, while Garling began drawing the Chief Adjudication Platform’s authority into himself.
• The system initiated a final on-site review of Garling and asked whether Shanks had to recuse himself because of his Figarland connection.

Shanks disclosed his Figarland connection and recused himself from the final vote, while Buggy, Marco, and Jinbe formed a temporary Pirate Seat. The five seats voted to strip Garling’s command and adjudication authority, but Garling bound himself to the platform’s foundation and threatened the victim protection zone, leaving the Sky Screen to determine who could sever the hostage binding.

• Shanks disclosed his Figarland connection and was barred from the final vote, while Buggy, Marco, and Jinbe jointly took the temporary Pirate Seat.
• The five seats reviewed Garling’s authority and voted to revoke his on-site command authority, freeze his adjudication authority, and restrain him publicly as the principal culprit in destroying evidence.
• Lin Qi requested a ruling on how to restrain Garling, and the seats chose to sever his personal bond to the Chief Adjudication Platform while preserving the evidence chain and prohibiting the Throne from retrieving him.
• Garling used black chains to bind himself to the platform’s foundation and threatened the maintenance pod holding Xing, obstructing the restraint.
• The Sky Screen announced that Garling was holding the victim protection zone hostage and began generating a question about who could sever the binding.

Lin Qi and the others secured Xing’s release from Garling’s hostage binding by confirming Xing’s identity and sharing the severance cost among adult volunteers. Garling then invoked his military command seal, prompting a final vote on revoking his authority and naming him the principal culprit in destroying evidence.

• Lumi and the other seats chose option D, granting victims’ representatives confirmation rights and requiring rescuers to sever the binding without transferring harm to a minor.
• After Garling tried to use Xing’s old number registration, Xing rejected the number, and Bartholomew Kuma removed its label as evidence, freezing the control path.
• Bartholomew Kuma, Sabo, Kizaru, Koby, Tashigi, Mia, Ka Mi Er, and Dan volunteered to share the severance cost, while Luffy agreed to witness.
• The volunteers and rescuers severed the hostage binding after Xing stated that he was not a hostage, and the backlash spared him.
• Garling activated the Holy Knights’ field order, and the Sky Screen began a final vote on revoking his command authority and designating him the principal culprit in destroying evidence.

The seats voted to freeze Garling’s command, protect Holy Knights who testified under duress and their uninvolved families, and publicly detain Garling as the principal culprit in evidence destruction. As Garling began escaping through a Figarland ancestral edict, the Sky Screen asked whether his bloodline evacuation authority could be cut off, leaving Shanks to decide whether to provide counterevidence.

• Akainu, Dragon, Makino, and Lumi proposed freezing Garling’s command, and the seats voted to let Holy Knights lay down their weapons and enter independent investigation.
• The seats established temporary protection for the uninvolved families and servants of knights who testified under duress, and Glen laid down his spear.
• Garling tried to sway Buggy with an offer to reveal Roger’s records, but Buggy voted to remove him and preserve the investigation.
• The seats and voters across the world stripped Garling of his on-site command and adjudication authority and designated him the principal culprit in destroying evidence.
• Garling invoked the Figarland Ancestral Edict to escape, and the Sky Screen asked whether his Bloodline Evacuation authority could be cut off, identifying Shanks as a source of counterevidence.

Garling’s attempt to escape through the Figarland ancestral edict was rejected, and the Old Blood Bank was placed under joint evidence preservation. Garling then bound himself to Shanks’s blood sample, leaving the Sky Screen to choose who would remove the binding.

• Shanks provided branch-family evidence showing that the ancestral edict did not apply to someone under public restraint for a crime, and the seats rejected Garling’s Bloodline Evacuation.
• Garling used a family token to try to rearchive victims’ blood samples and names as Figarland property, but the seats invalidated the archiving and protected the Old Blood Bank as evidence.
• The Throne sought to take control of the Old Blood Bank, but the Sky Screen rejected its request and dispatched a team to seal the bank.
• Bonney agreed to join the mission to recover the victims’ names and entrusted Xing to Mia.
• Garling bound himself to the deepest blood sample and threatened to contaminate it if restrained, prompting the Sky Screen to begin verifying Shanks, Buggy, Mia, and Xing as candidates to remove the binding.

Shanks's blood sample was freed from the old blood bank after Buggy and Rayleigh testified, Mia exposed forged records, and Xing's refusal was accepted as counterevidence. Garling was restrained, but the Empty Throne invoked emergency authority to retrieve him, leaving the witnesses facing a new decision.

• Buggy agreed to testify that Shanks had been a child aboard the Roger Pirates' ship, while Mia agreed to verify the Medical Department records and Xing chose to refuse participation beyond stating his wishes.
• Bonney, Sabo, Kizaru, Kuma, Mia, and Buggy volunteered to bear the backlash so Xing could participate protectively, and the seats approved his participation.
• Buggy and Rayleigh's testimony weakened the first false chain, and Mia's records showed the Holy Land had retroactively classified Shanks as a retrievable object after God Valley.
• Xing rejected the Living-Subject Index, and the witnesses confirmed that his name and refusal took priority, breaking the seal and freeing Shanks's blood sample as evidence belonging to no family or individual.
• Sabo, Kizaru, and Kuma helped restrain Garling, but the Empty Throne invoked emergency authority to retrieve him and demanded, "Return Garling."

The Throne tried to retrieve Garling, but the multi-party seats rejected its claim and ordered him held for examination. When the Throne moved to invalidate his testimony with a Silencing Order, Garling named Imu before it could stop him.

• Lin Qi asked whether the Throne could unilaterally retrieve Garling, and the Pirate Joint, Navy, Revolutionary Army, Victim, and Civilian Witness seats voted D.
• When the Throne pressed ahead under the pretext of protecting Garling, Lin Qi asked a second question, and the seats rejected that justification.
• The Sky Screen ruled that the Throne could not retrieve Garling unilaterally and reinforced multi-party custody and examination.
• The Throne attempted to invalidate Garling's testimony and then ordered him to shut up, causing blood to well in his mouth.
• Garling forced out the name Imu as the Throne seal tightened around him.

Lin Qi and the witnesses invalidated the Throne’s Silencing Order, allowing Garling to testify that Imu ordered the intervention and that several cases formed one evidence-destruction chain. Garling then revealed the existence of the Void King Order Archive, and the chapter ended as Lin Qi put the Throne’s new secrecy order up for review.

• Shanks, Kizaru, Sabo, and Vegapunk worked to stop the black mark from silencing Garling while Lin Qi submitted a question on the order’s legality.
• Akainu, Dragon, Makino, Lumi, Buggy, Marco, and Jinbe chose D, and the Sky Screen invalidated the Silencing Order and preserved Garling’s original testimony.
• Garling named Imu as the one who intervened and linked the Corona Crown, the Old Blood Bank, the Cold Storage Well, the Transfer Order, and the Identity-Erasure Order as parts of one evidence-destruction chain.
• Lin Qi submitted a question on reviewing the chain as a whole; the witnesses chose D, and the Sky Screen approved the review and admitted Garling’s testimony as chain evidence.
• Garling revealed that Imu’s direct orders were kept in the Void King Order Archive, which recorded who was allowed not to exist, and connected it to the Missing Persons List.
• The Throne activated a Royal Name Secrecy Order against discussion of the archive, and Lin Qi submitted the order for review through the World Witness Seat.

Lin Qi and the others ruled that the Void King Order Archive had to be reviewed and confirmed that it existed, while protecting potential victims and witnesses from retaliation. As the Throne tried to force three archive guards to kill themselves, Garling revealed that the first Void King Attendant came from God Valley before the Throne terminated his testimony.

• The seats voted that royal name secrecy could not conceal evidence of crimes, and the Void King Order Archive became subject to limited review.
• Lin Qi asked whether the archive existed, and the seats confirmed it while ordering its access traces sealed.
• The Sky Screen revealed three Void King Attendants guarding a white door, and a vote required their identities to be reviewed for signs they were victims or living evidence.
• The Throne ordered the attendants to kill themselves, but the seats ruled that they were potential victims and witnesses, freezing the order and stopping their blades.
• Mia recognized an old Medical Department number on one attendant, and Garling said the first Void King Attendant came from God Valley before the Throne terminated his testimony.

Garling revealed that the first Void King Attendant had been stripped of his name and identified as Zero, prompting the witnesses to preserve evidence and approve a mission to lift his Personality Seal. The Throne then bound Zero to the Order Archive, forcing the group to determine whether the Archive was a criminal evidence repository as the Throne tried to stop the vote.

• The witnesses rejected the Throne's order to terminate Garling's testimony, and Garling identified the first Void King Attendant as Zero, whose former name had been erased.
• Garling revealed that an unlabeled, black-sealed blood sample beside Shanks's sample belonged to Zero, and the witnesses placed it under evidence preservation as partial identity evidence.
• The witnesses approved a multi-party mission to lift Zero's Personality Seal, while Shanks was restricted to providing factual leads because of his connection to God Valley.
• The Throne bound Zero to the Order Archive's door and threatened self-destruction if rescuers forced their way in, so Garling said the Archive had to be proven to hold criminal evidence rather than Throne secrets.
• Lin Qi submitted a vote to classify the Archive as a repository of criminal evidence, but the Throne ordered him to withdraw the question, and Makino cast the Civilian Witness Seat's vote for D.

Lin Qi organized votes to classify the Void King Order Archive as evidence and victims’ identities, authorize a multi-party rescue, and place Garling under jointly witnessed restraint. As the rescue team approached the archive, the Throne offered to pardon Garling if Lin Qi accepted his crimes and revealed an attendant’s former name.

• The votes protected Void King Attendant Zero from being forced to die with the archive and established that the archive contained criminal evidence and victims’ identities.
• Lin Qi arranged for a multi-party team to enter the archive and for multiple factions to supervise Garling’s restraint, while the rescue team set out to protect the attendants and preserve the evidence.
• Vegapunk warned that the archive seal’s retaliation was accelerating, and Kizaru, Sabo, Bonney, Mia, Kuma, Koby, and Tashigi moved to enter the archive’s outer layer.
• Lin Qi noticed a black paper order appear beside Garling, and Robin identified it as a Throne Pardon Order.
• The pardon order demanded that Lin Qi take responsibility for Garling’s crimes in exchange for revealing the former name of the archive’s first Void King Attendant.

Lin Qi used the Sky Screen to reject the Throne’s attempt to make him take Garling’s blame, expose its vote blocking and tracking, and protect Garling as a witness. Garling revealed that Zero’s old name was Luo Ya, but a fourth white-gloved hand emerged from behind the door and pressed down on Zero’s shoulder.

• Lin Qi framed questions that ruled the Throne’s pardon invalid and rejected transferring Garling’s culpability to him or trading Zero’s name for a pardon.
• Akainu, Dragon, Makino, Lumi, Buggy, Marco, and Jinbe voted against the Throne’s attempt to block public voting, exposing the Ritual Hall and its tracking basin.
• Lin Qi’s next vote cut off the Ritual Hall’s tracking and preserved evidence of its involvement in destroying evidence.
• Lin Qi protected Garling’s authority to identify evidence, and Garling explained that Zero’s old name needed to be spoken and acknowledged by a witness outside the Throne’s bloodline.
• Rayleigh recalled Roger’s warning about a child, and Garling revealed that Zero’s old name was Luo Ya.
• Zero’s speech field displayed the fragment “Luo...” as a fourth white-gloved hand emerged from behind the door and pressed down on him.

The witnesses protected Luo Ya’s name and established that Rayleigh and Buggy could testify about his past, allowing the group to push into the Void King Order Archive. The Throne then challenged their testimony as contaminated and warned Lin Qi that filling in the missing D option would count as shielding the Pirate King’s remnants.

• The Sky Screen ruled that the archive scribe had to face an Evidence-Destruction Chain review, and the group preserved Luo Ya’s name against the scribe’s attempt to erase it.
• Garling explained that the archive’s third lock required acknowledgment from someone without a Throne identity, and Rayleigh qualified to testify after a vote confirmed his and Buggy’s witness status.
• Rayleigh testified that the Roger Pirates had sheltered a child after God Valley and that Figarland personnel, led by Garling, had taken him away; Buggy recalled Shanks holding a wooden spoon.
• The group voted to preserve Rayleigh and Buggy’s testimony as evidence that Luo Ya was a person rather than an artifact, weakening the shadow at the archive threshold.
• As Kizaru sent a path of light through the door, the scribe tried to discredit the witnesses, and the Throne asked whether the Roger Pirates’ testimony was contaminated.
• The Throne warned Lin Qi that filling in the missing D option would count as shielding the Pirate King’s remnants.

Lin Qi and the witnesses stopped the Throne from dismissing testimony based on its source, uncovered evidence linking the Medical Department to the Order Archive, and protected the scribe Void Seven as both a suspect and possible victim. Zero regained his voice and responded to the name Luo Ya, but a second seal awakened the Order Archive.

• Lin Qi secured a ruling that testimony from every faction, including the Throne, had to be cross-verified rather than treated as inherently tainted.
• Mia confirmed that the scribe's ledger used restricted Medical Department paper, and the ruling admitted it as evidence while protecting her; she found the recipient listed as Void Seven.
• Lin Qi's ruling stopped Void Seven from destroying evidence while preserving his potential victim status and right to speak, and Void Seven revealed that Garling had signed orders erasing Luo Ya's name and silencing testimony connected to Roger.
• After another ruling lifted the restriction on his speech, Zero said he heard the name and spoke, "Luo Ya."
• A second seal lit inside the gate, and Void Seven announced that the Order Archive had awakened.

The Order Archive tried to reclaim Luo Ya, Void Seven, and evidence tied to the Figarland Family, while witnesses used the Throne’s questions to protect them and share the burden. The chapter ended as the Archive opened its master index, threatening to erase all testimony outside it if the index became public.

• Lin Qi’s question let multiple witnesses temporarily support Luo Ya’s name with his consent, stopping the Archive from dragging him back.
• The witnesses rejected the Archive’s attempt to mark Luo Ya’s supporters as contaminated and separated Shanks’s blood sample from Luo Ya’s Black Seal Tube.
• Bonney held Void Seven as the witnesses prevented the Archive from reclaiming him, then preserved his list of suspected victims with identifying information removed.
• The Archive targeted Foosha Village’s question terminal, and multiple groups voluntarily shared its load to protect the settlement and terminal.
• The Archive opened its master index, and Garling warned that making it public would cause the world to forget all testimony outside it.