Chapter Summaries

Iceburg, Franky, and the others exposed how the World Government falsified Tom’s trial record and assigned him blame for Spandam’s attack. After they cleared the false charges, they found Tom still held himself responsible for building the Sea Train and asked Franky whether doing so had been a mistake.

• Robin restored the trial audio, revealing that Tom had denied responsibility for the attack and defended Franky, while the court recorder had erased his answers.
• The original footage and internal annotations showed that the judges knew agents under Spandam had seized Franky’s warship but blamed Tom’s Workers to protect judicial authority.
• Lin Qi gathered confirmations from Akainu, Dragon, Makino, Buggy, and Franky that responsibility belonged to the people who seized and fired the warship, breaking the shared admission of guilt and removing one of Tom’s shackles.
• Chopper learned that Tom’s infected right leg had gone untreated for three days and that the Shipyard had knee-deep water and only one day of oxygen, while the Throne blocked outside medical aid.
• Robin found a remaining finding that Tom considered himself guilty for building the Sea Train to Enies Lobby, and Tom asked Franky whether building it had been a mistake.

Iceburg and Franky stripped Enies Lobby of its authority over the Sea Train and restored Tom’s original statement, freeing him from the case but not from the dock’s floodgate. As the floodgate began opening and hidden prisoners were discovered underground, Zero volunteered to travel through an abandoned tunnel to reach them.

• Iceburg and Franky challenged the World Government’s control of the Sea Train, removed a forged authorization clause, and restored Tom’s original statement that his workers had a duty to correct the train’s misuse.
• The locks on Tom were released, but Yorki discovered that the dock still depended on Tom’s strength to hold its floodgate in place.
• The group found evidence of at least a dozen unlisted prisoners beneath Enies Lobby, and the World Government refused to provide their names.
• A transport ship activated the floodgate remotely, so Franky used the Puffing Tom to slow its opening while the group searched for a way to reach Tom.
• Yorki revealed an old transport tunnel between Impel Down and Enies Lobby, and Zero volunteered to travel through it, saying one of the prisoners had once been assigned to him.

Zero and the others traveled through the flooded track toward Tom's Shipyard to rescue the nineteen Transfer Subjects hidden beneath Enies Lobby. They discovered a twentieth living presence and an iron chest containing Rosinante's bloodstained Marine coat as the water gate began to fail.

• Zero entered the disused track as a temporary rescue worker after Lin Qi secured a permit, and Chopper and Buggy helped equip the dining cart.
• Franky and Zero drained water from behind a swollen door and opened the route using Tom's diagram and its valve instructions.
• Zero answered the tapping from all nineteen oxygen lines, and the people inside warned him not to open the outer gate because a new subject had already entered.
• Vegapunk detected signs of life in a twentieth pipe, while Tom warned that the transport ship was ramming the water gate and seawater was entering the Shipyard.
• The water pushed an iron chest into the Shipyard, revealing a bloodstained Marine coat that Robin identified as Rosinante's.

The crew uncovered Rosinante’s coat beneath Enies Lobby and learned it held a sealed recording intended for Trafalgar Law. After Zero and Franky helped Tom free the Shipyard’s prisoners, Law connected to the broadcast just as Sengoku warned that confirming the recording would restore the sounds of Rosinante’s death.

• Robin identified the coat’s owner as Rosinante, and Sengoku confirmed his missing rank badge was genuine and named Trafalgar Law as the hidden target.
• Zero found Tom trapped beneath an iron frame at the Shipyard, where Tom had been keeping nineteen holding-room doors powered.
• Franky used the Puffing Tom and Rocketman to restore the Shipyard’s original power system, allowing Zero to free Tom and open the holding rooms.
• The group found four living people and fifteen preserved records or ability expressions, and Lin Qi let them choose whether to leave.
• Rosinante’s coat refused transport because it contained a sealed recording for Law that would restore the sounds of Rosinante’s death if Law confirmed it.
• Sengoku tried to prevent Law from seeing the warning, but Law connected to the broadcast and said it was too late.

Law claimed Corazon’s coat and chose to hear the record of his death, learning how Corazon protected him until the end. A note in the coat revealed that Corazon had left another coat for Drake, whose identity had been exposed inside the Beasts Pirates.

• Law told Sengoku he wanted Corazon’s coat, and Sengoku admitted the Navy had appointed Doflamingo a Shichibukai despite knowing he killed Rosinante.
• Lin Qi arranged for Law to receive the coat without inheriting responsibility for Corazon’s death, and Law chose to hear the death record in sections.
• The recording showed Corazon comforting Law, then enduring Doflamingo’s attack and keeping his power active until the enemies left so Law’s cries would remain hidden.
• Law arranged for the coat to be sent to the Polar Tang, while Sengoku corrected the Navy record to state that Rosinante had not betrayed the Marines.
• A wooden board fell from the coat with instructions to give another coat to a child wearing goggles, and Sengoku identified the child as Drake, whose cover inside the Beasts Pirates had been exposed.

Drake’s undercover identity was exposed on Onigashima, and she questioned whether the Navy would still recognize her if she escaped. The Throne Page protected her identity and approved a new rule against blaming undercover agents for the Beasts Pirates’ crimes, while Drake confronted Queen and prepared to expose him.

• Drake hid the Den Den Mushi from Queen and refused Sengoku’s suggestion to locate her, while Queen demanded that she open the warehouse door.
• At the Shipyard, Zero and Tom discussed the people and records left behind, and Drake recognized her childhood goggles and rejected Rosinante’s coat.
• Drake asked Sengoku whether the Navy would recognize her if she survived, and he promised that her identity still counted as she remained a Marine.
• Lin Qi proposed a fourth option protecting undercover operatives from responsibility for the Beasts Pirates’ crimes, and the five seats approved it, moving Drake’s identity to the Protection Page.
• Queen broke into the warehouse and claimed Kaido had ordered him to bring Drake in, but Drake accused him of planning to kill her and blame her exposure on her.
• Drake asked Lin Qi to open a temporary public page about who Queen had recently given Plague Bullets to as Queen raised his mechanical arm.

Drake escaped Queen’s warehouse by riding a runaway railcar toward a flooded weapons port, while Lin Qi’s question page exposed thirty-seven coerced recipients of the Plague Bullets. Trapped at a Seastone floodgate without its key, Drake heard that Corazon had borrowed it thirteen years earlier, then met a woman waiting on Lieutenant Commander Rosinante’s instructions.

• Drake escaped Queen’s warehouse, and the question page revealed thirty-seven people had been forced to accept Plague Bullets.
• Drake slipped past pirates who let her go and knocked a horned guard aside, then entered a weapons rail route pursued by Queen.
• Drake rode a runaway railcar toward the weapons port, jammed Queen’s mechanical leg with rolling Seastone, and cut the car so its rear half crashed into a warehouse with Queen aboard.
• Drake jumped into a drainage channel and tried to open its floodgate with an iron tag, while Law found the matching key missing from the Polar Tang’s key box.
• Bepo found a borrowing slip showing Corazon had taken the key thirteen years earlier, as a woman beyond the floodgate identified herself as a Navy special-forces liaison sent by Lieutenant Commander Rosinante to wait for a child wearing goggles.

Drake found Rosinante’s bloodstained coat in Wano and recovered the memory of him helping her escape on Minion Island. As the group sailed toward the weapons port, the goggles revealed that Drake had inherited Diez Barrels’s criminal liability.

• Drake escaped Queen’s pursuers through a drainage gate with Izo, who had guarded Rosinante’s coat and a hidden boat for nine years.
• Vegapunk and Lin Qi opened the coat’s route map without registering Drake’s acceptance of the memento, restoring a memory of Rosinante helping young Drake escape on Minion Island.
• The recovered memory showed Rosinante giving Drake a Marine evacuation route and telling her to return his coat to the Marines if she survived.
• The group learned Rosinante’s ability had been used to silence transport ships on the Wano route, and Izo steered the boat past the harbor patrols.
• Drake kept the coat for Law after he refused it, then saw a record stating that Diez Barrels’s unsettled criminal liability had transferred to his blood relative, X Drake.

Drake rejected inheriting Diez Barrels's crimes while keeping their family relationship, and the Navy removed her name from the debt record. A man bearing a SWORD order signed by Sengoku then appeared to execute her.

• Drake and the others discovered that the Navy had hidden records of Barrels's crimes and that the debt system had named Drake as their recipient.
• Lin Qi verified that Drake had inherited no property or crew, while the restored recording showed Barrels had abandoned her rather than protected her.
• Drake rejected the three offered choices and chose to keep Barrels as her father without accepting his culpability or using her Navy merits to clear it.
• The Navy removed Drake's inherited debt, and Akainu ordered a renewed review of immediate-family debt recovery cases.
• Sengoku found that Drake's former examiner had died and offered to send her an unsent letter addressed to her.
• A man claiming to belong to a confidential Marine unit arrived with a SWORD order signed by Sengoku that named Drake as its execution target.

Sengoku and the others uncovered a forged execution order and a hidden Flevance report while Drake and Izo escaped an enemy submarine with Rosinante's coat. Law rescued them and learned that the World Government had concealed the truth about Amber Lead Syndrome, while a supplementary document revealed Rosinante had sought to evacuate seventeen children, including Trafalgar Lami.

• Sengoku and Vegapunk determined that someone had altered Rosinante's lost evacuation seal and an evacuation order to create the execution order against Drake.
• Drake and Izo fled an armed submarine after its crew demanded Rosinante's coat and the original Flevance quarantine report hidden inside it.
• Law arrived aboard the Polar Tang, disabled the submarine's cannon, and captured a fake Marine who identified him as a Flevance survivor.
• Vegapunk opened the report for authorized readers, revealing that the World Government had long known Amber Lead Syndrome was not contagious and had concealed the dangers of mining.
• Law removed the captive's heart after the man mocked the destruction of Flevance.
• Law found Rosinante's application to evacuate seventeen Flevance children, with Trafalgar Lami listed as an incomplete evacuation.

Law uncovered evidence that Flevance’s seventeen children had been denied a medical evacuation despite available space, and that their death records concealed what happened to them. He found a White Swallow medical case bearing Lami’s name and an incomplete death status, but its contents remained sealed.

• Chopper and Law found that Rosinante had resubmitted an evacuation application originally filed by Law’s parents before Flevance was sealed off.
• Lin Qi’s verification showed that all seventeen children had qualified for evacuation, but the royal family barred them from its ship despite 147 available spaces.
• Law and Vegapunk linked the children’s records to the White Swallow, whose cargo list falsely claimed that Law and sixteen other children had died.
• Drake found an order targeting a hospital bed, and Law stopped the enemy submarine from sinking before its crew fled with a sealed medical case.
• Chopper warned that the case was being kept cold, and Law found a sixteen-year-old label naming Trafalgar Lami with her death status marked incomplete.

Law and his allies discovered that the patient in the medical box might be his sister Lami, who had been kept alive for sixteen years as an Amber Lead Syndrome research subject. The records revealed that sixteen other children had also been left in an underground ward beneath the hospital, and their fate remained unknown.

• Law identified the box’s pillowcase as belonging to the hospital where his sister Lami had been treated, while Vegapunk found records of a heartbeat three days earlier.
• Vegapunk’s logs showed that Caesar had modified the box and that someone had repeatedly extracted blood and bone marrow from its occupant.
• Law learned that the hospital’s medical records cabinet had been removed before the fire debris was destroyed, and the fake Marine revealed that a doctor had taken it aboard the White Swallow.
• The fake Marine said the White Swallow had carried a living child with Amber Lead Syndrome for government observation, and that the doctor who chose Lami later jumped overboard.
• Law found the doctor’s note asking someone to tell Lami that her brother had not abandoned her, and identified the doctor as Wolf, whose body was never found.
• A recovered diagram showed that sixteen children had remained in the hospital’s underground ward when Lami’s bed was moved toward the body-removal exit.

Law and his crew discovered that the Transfer Station intended to make him claim his sister Lami as a dead patient and dispose of her. After exposing that the World Government knew Amber Lead was poisonous but not contagious before Flevance began mining it, Law entered the station, where Bed Seventeen’s reception request appeared beside a spotted hat.

• The Transfer Station identified Law as Lami’s surviving relative and demanded that he confirm her death, while a Fake Marine revealed that the station would cut her power and force a decision within six minutes.
• Law found instructions to retrieve Lami before completing the claim and a plan to release her pathological images and falsely label her an Amber Lead carrier if he refused.
• Law asked the world when the World Government learned Amber Lead was not contagious, and all Four Seats confirmed it knew before mining began in Flevance.
• Chopper removed the false infectious-disease label from Lami’s case, revealing that she had been classified as a long-term poisoning victim.
• Law and his crew entered the underwater Transfer Station beneath Minion Island using Sengoku’s one-use Marine access code, and the station displayed a request to return Bed Seventeen.

Law found that the Transfer Station was draining Lami’s medical case to sustain records of sixteen children, and refused to accept her as a patient under rules that would saddle him with debts and authority over her death. With the Five-Party Seats approving a new rule on family rights, the countdown stopped, but the station revealed that Donquixote Rosinante had once received Lami thirteen years earlier.

• Law and his crew discovered a tracker in the fake hat and learned that the Transfer Station was draining Lami’s power supply to maintain sixteen sets of life-support equipment underground.
• Law found the children’s names on the hospital beds, including a message saying Lami would go last because her brother would return for her.
• Law refused the station’s terms, insisting he was Lami’s brother without accepting Flevance’s debts or confirming her death.
• Lin Qi proposed a rule limiting family ties to identity, visitation, and aid, and the Pirate, Revolutionary Army, Civilian Witness, and Navy Seats voted in favor.
• A former Flevance royal representative voted for the rule with seconds remaining, stopping Lami’s countdown at three seconds.
• The Transfer Station revealed an earlier kinship record showing that Donquixote Rosinante had received Patient No. 17 thirteen years earlier.

Law and the others uncovered how Corazon had signed to keep Lami’s medical supplies going and left her a message, while the project concealed her records and charged him for its costs. Lami had received Corazon’s message and refused further medicine because she believed her brother was suffering more.

• Law stabilized Lami and demanded the handover record showing what Corazon had taken into his care.
• The recording showed Corazon signing to keep Patient 17’s supplies going, leaving medicine and a message for Lami, and asking for confirmation that she heard it.
• Law learned that Corazon’s message receipt had been returned after the church was destroyed, while the project had accumulated an enormous debt in Corazon’s name.
• Chopper and Vegapunk found that much of Lami’s medicine had been diverted to the Science Unit for human experimentation.
• Law separated the charges, agreed to pay for medicine Lami actually received, and assigned the other costs to those responsible.
• Chopper found Lami’s response to Corazon’s message: she had received it, then refused further medicine because she thought her brother was hurting more.

Law, Chopper, and Vegapunk uncovered how Lami repeatedly refused treatment so the medicine could go to Law, while Rosinante later traded access to his Calm-Calm ability to secure three more months of medication for her. After Lami’s ninth awakening, she named Caesar, and the group realized her transfer may have been tied to what she remembered about the researchers.

• Chopper rejected the record that called Lami’s refusal voluntary, since she was ten and lacked complete information.
• Rosinante appealed to keep Lami’s medication going, offering his Navy account, undercover allowance, and Calm-Calm ability access as collateral; the application was approved for three months.
• After Rosinante died and payments stopped, Lami woke again and insisted Law would return, while describing sounds from the other beds that Vegapunk identified as tapping testers replaying recordings.
• Lami answered the taps from the sixteen units and refused to confirm the other patients’ deaths, then rejected a death certificate because Law had not come back.
• The group learned Lami’s ninth awakening had occurred three days earlier, just before a suspicious transfer order, and the extended recording revealed that she had said Caesar’s name.

Law and Vegapunk exposed how Caesar used Lami in experiments involving Law’s blood and the Op-Op Fruit. The records showed that the experiments had also been tracking Law for years, and the latest location had already been sent to Donquixote Doflamingo.

• Law publicly connected Caesar and confronted him with records showing that he had used Law’s blood in Lami’s transfusion.
• Vegapunk revealed that the blood came from Law and that the experiments transferred some of Lami’s amber lead into equipment containing samples from sixteen dead children.
• Law posted the names carved into the children’s hospital beds, and Vegapunk locked Caesar out of his laboratory while the data uploaded.
• A restored video showed Caesar ordering Lami’s transfusion to continue so her blood could help locate the Op-Op Fruit user.
• Law realized Caesar had kept Lami as part of the Trafalgar Bloodline Tracking Plan, and Vegapunk found that the latest tracking location had been sent to Donquixote Doflamingo.

Law and his allies uncovered how Doflamingo had secretly paid to keep Lami alive and tried to block her transfer, while Doflamingo trapped the Transfer Station and Polar Tang with strings. They began a dangerous escape plan as Chopper cautiously warmed Lami, whose heartbeat returned and who responded with seventeen taps.

• Law questioned Fake Marine and learned Doflamingo had bought observation bed seventeen thirteen years earlier and kept its costs paid through Caesar’s experimental data.
• Law and the others discovered a shipping permit linking Punk Hazard to a North Blue medical depot, but the system rejected their attempts to revoke the transfer because it registered Lami as an observation sample.
• Doflamingo called Law and revealed that strings had pinned the Transfer Station and Polar Tang, demanding that they surrender observation bed seventeen.
• Law’s group found a transaction authorization in Fake Marine’s Den Den Mushi, while Chopper argued that Lami had the right to refuse the transfer and proposed waking her safely.
• Franky proposed reinforcing the south cargo passage with the Polar Tang’s spare keel, and Drake entered the flooded diving chamber to install it as Chopper began warming Lami.
• Lami’s heartbeat returned at seventeen beats per minute, and she tapped seventeen times from inside the medical box.

Law and his allies saved the medical samples of Flevance’s children, restored their names, and secured a public record of the kingdom’s responsibility for their deaths. Lami was confirmed alive, and an old medical report revealed that one of Law’s parents had survived the fire at least eight days.

• Law tapped on Lami’s medical container, and she responded along with the other sixteen children; Drake secured the Transfer Station’s supports despite a damaged suit and dwindling oxygen.
• Chopper persuaded the others to preserve the sixteen children’s samples as public medical evidence, and the Five-Party Seats approved the plan, halting the purge.
• Law and Chopper restored the children’s names, including the temporary name Xiaosi, from Lami’s recorded taps.
• Law replaced the Throne’s options for responsibility with an accusation against those who approved Amber Lead mining and carried out Flevance’s purge; the Kingdom Seat confirmed responsibility and began recording compensation from the former royal family’s assets.
• Chopper confirmed Lami was alive and began opening her medical case; an old report signed by the two Drs. Trafalgar showed that at least one of Law’s parents had survived Flevance’s destruction.

Law and the others discovered that his parents and Dr. Wolf had rescued Lami from the burning hospital and continued caring for the children underground before being killed while trying to escape. As Lami began to stir, she warned that someone was still in the ward, and the group found an unregistered life signal identified only as Flevance Hospital’s last doctor.

• Law confirmed that the medical record documented Lami’s worsening condition after the hospital fire and traced her route through an underground passage beneath the Trafalgar Clinic.
• Law and Vegapunk found evidence that Law’s father had used an experimental hypothermic suppressant on Lami, while the map revealed a hidden route from the clinic to the old mine tunnels.
• Law identified the three daily knocks and a children’s song as signs that his father, Dr. Wolf, and his mother had been visiting the underground ward to care for the sixteen children.
• Sengoku found a report that three medical personnel were shot while trying to escape on the ninth day, and Law recognized Lami’s scorched scarf among their belongings.
• Chopper took charge of Lami’s staged treatment as Law kept the broken thread from her old button, and Lami woke enough to say that the doctor was still in the ward.
• The group detected an unregistered oxygen line and a faint life signal beneath the sixteen devices, marked as the last doctor on duty at Flevance Hospital.