Chapter Summaries

Law stayed beside Lami while Drake and the Fake Marine searched the old mine for the doctor. They found an elderly doctor who revealed that Caesar had altered records and that a hooded man once tried to take Lami away, but she refused to leave until Law found her.

• Law told Lami he would find the doctor, but stayed when she faintly called him “Brother” and gripped his cuff.
• Drake and the Fake Marine entered the flooded mine passage, and Law used ROOM to remove a blockage while Chopper warned him to conserve his strength.
• Drake knocked on a locked door, and Chopper read out the patients’ names before Law confirmed that Lami was alive.
• The elderly doctor opened the door, checked the oxygen equipment, and told Chopper to protect the temperature of sample sixteen, the last original blood sample Caesar had not tampered with.
• The doctor showed Law the original records of Lami’s awakenings and revealed that a hooded man bearing an old Heart Pirates emblem had offered to take her to safety on Rosinante’s behalf.
• The doctor explained that Lami had refused to go because she believed Law would not be able to find her if she left.

Lami woke in the Transfer Station and reunited with Law, learning that their parents and home were gone while the people trapped underground had been rescued. As Doflamingo withdrew, an old photograph revealed that Bartholomew Kuma had been connected to Lami’s transfer on the day Rosinante died.

• Chopper treated Lami as she woke, and Law stayed beside her while she gradually recognized him.
• Lami remembered Corazon bringing medicine and said she had stayed underground so she could answer Luo Yi and the others.
• Law told Lami that their parents had not returned and their home was gone, while Chopper explained that the rescued patients would be remembered by sixteen hospitals.
• Lami asked Law to stay and make her food, and Law sat back down beside her.
• Doflamingo abandoned his attempt to drag the Transfer Station away, while Sengoku noticed the tracking ships withdrawing.
• The old doctor showed Law a photograph linking Bartholomew Kuma to Lami’s transfer request on the day Rosinante died.

Law learned that Kuma had once offered to take Lami away, and he uncovered records suggesting the White Swallow and some of its patients were hidden beneath Minion Island. The ship appeared on a video feed after Doflamingo demanded Lami, and a man resembling Law’s father called for a shift change.

• The old doctor told Law that Kuma had asked Lami to leave, but she had refused and waited for her brother.
• Law found his parents’ last record, which named the White Swallow’s temporary mooring point, and learned the ship had been taken into the old mine beneath them.
• The old doctor revealed an iron plate that could open a second door, and Lami warned that someone aboard the White Swallow must not be allowed to leave.
• Doflamingo contacted Law and offered information about the White Swallow in exchange for Lami.
• The video feed showed the White Swallow and a white-coated man resembling Law’s father, who addressed Law and announced a shift change.

Law and Lami confronted their uncle Miiru about the White Swallow and the fate of sixteen children, while a government handover procedure tried to make Law responsible for the ship and its patients. Lami’s refusal halted the procedure, and the ship’s hidden record began knocking from below.

• Law learned from Miiru that their parents died saving sixteen children, who were taken from the White Swallow and transferred to a black-snake transport line.
• Miiru revealed that the ship’s handover records implicated him, and Doflamingo identified the recipients as a secret World Government biological materials agency.
• The White Swallow’s Throne system resumed its handover procedure and tried to assign Law responsibility for seventeen patients and the ship’s losses.
• Chopper and three medical institutions verified Lami’s identity, and Lami personally refused the handover, stopping the ship’s water gate.
• Law demanded that Miiru reveal where the sixteen children went, but knocking from beneath the cabin revealed a hidden record repeating the number seventeen.

Law and the others discovered that the White Swallow’s medical handover system still claimed seventeen patients, including the newly named Echo, and tried to force Law to become the ship’s new doctor. After the infirmary opened and Law found his name on the duty roster, knocking began beneath the operating table.

• Law learned that the ship’s signals pointed to bed seventeen, and Miiru revealed she had sealed the medical room after a nameless child died.
• Lami named the child Echo, and the ship’s system accepted the identity.
• A remote thread entered the White Swallow’s medical room, and Drake went to investigate while Law examined the room through a ROOM marker.
• Miiru recounted how a silent stranger had come to take over the shift, and the old doctor revealed that the dead doctor Wolf’s key remained on the ship.
• The Den Den Mushi announced that sixteen of seventeen patients were dead and demanded that Law accept the handover or have the patients reclaimed.
• Law refused to confirm the handover but ordered the infirmary opened, where the duty roster listed him as the third doctor and seventeen knocks came from beneath the operating table.

Law challenged the Throne’s classification of Lami as cargo and secured her separation from the observation bed, while Miiru reclaimed authority over the White Swallow’s infirmary. The chapter ended as Aokiji arrived with a transfer order to take Lami into Marine custody.

• Drake began removing the strings anchoring the White Swallow while Chopper warned Law to stay seated and treated Lami.
• Law questioned the Throne until it exposed records showing that the World Government Medical Department had sold six-year-old Lami to Donquixote Doflamingo.
• Lami confirmed that she wanted to be separated from the observation bed, and the Throne accepted her choice and removed her from the goods being traded.
• Law accepted responsibility for Lami’s treatment, and Miiru restored her captaincy and denied Doflamingo access to the infirmary and its bed.
• Marine-identified boarders arrived, and Aokiji revealed that he had personally signed an order to take Lami.

Aokiji tried to prevent the Medical Department from taking Lami, while Law and the others learned how Rosinante and Kuma had tried to protect her. Lami chose Kuma as her recipient and left the observation bed with Law, as an old ship belonging to Law’s family emerged beneath the White Swallow.

• Aokiji revealed that Rosinante had left him a message saying Lami must choose for herself, and that he had once tried to arrange her escape through Kuma and Law’s parents.
• The Medical Department arrived to seize Lami and dispose of the White Swallow, but Aokiji blocked the infirmary and risked being branded a traitor.
• Kuma contacted the Transfer Station and agreed to wait for Lami’s decision; after Law promised to go with her, Lami chose Kuma as her recipient.
• When the Medical Department tried to drag away observation bed seventeen, Law carried Lami off it, and the transfer system approved her handover to Kuma.
• Aokiji stayed behind to hold off the approaching forces, while Kuma revealed an old Trafalgar family ship hidden beneath the White Swallow.

Law and Lami searched the White Swallow and found a recording revealing that their parents and Wolf died during a blockade while trying to save underground children. After Doflamingo surrounded the ship and offered information about their parents, he named God Valley as the place they went before they died.

• Law brought Lami into the White Swallow with Drake, while Chopper stayed behind and Bartholomew Kuma warned that the World Government was tracking those he had saved.
• Law found a message in his mother's handwriting and a letter addressed to Lami that pointed them toward the captain's cabin and warned them not to follow the government's route.
• Law uncovered three iron boxes beneath the deck and played a recording in which Wolf and Law's father said the children died in a blockade, then urged Law to take Lami home and build a new one.
• Three black submarines surrounded the White Swallow, and Doflamingo demanded the Den Den Mushi in exchange for information about Law's parents.
• Doflamingo told Law that his parents had gone to God Valley before they died.

Law and his companions uncovered evidence connecting his parents to God Valley and learned that a survivor who resembled his father might be aboard the ship. At the bottom of the ship, Law opened a sealed cabin and found a skeleton bearing Monkey D. Garp's tag and a message saying his parents had not abandoned him.

• Law questioned Doflamingo, Miiru, and Aokiji about his parents' trip to God Valley and learned they had sought someone who survived the island.
• Aokiji revealed that Rosinante had once asked whether a child born in God Valley still belonged to the world, and Doflamingo claimed that child was aboard the ship.
• Law discovered a map naming Lami as the recipient of a transfer request to Bartholomew Kuma and learned that a king had once ruled God Valley.
• Lami sensed someone beneath the ship, and Law found a sealed cabin containing his parents' tickets to God Valley.
• Law opened the cabin's biometric lock with his left hand and found a skeleton tagged Monkey D. Garp beside a recording that said his parents had not abandoned him.

Law and his companions uncovered a message from Garp inside a skeleton aboard the White Swallow, revealing that Law’s father left him a nautical chart and that the real route was tied to Lami. The ship’s infirmary then named Law as a deceased patient and asked him to decide whether to revive himself.

• Law and Drake questioned the identity of a skeleton bearing Garp’s badge while Vegapunk detected metal inside its bones.
• As the White Swallow was towed and the Medical Department attacked, Law used ROOM to expose a Den Den Mushi hidden behind the skeleton’s sternum.
• The Den Den Mushi identified its speaker as Garp, who said the skeleton was his corpse and recalled bringing a child out of God Valley for Law’s parents to raise.
• Doflamingo revealed that the corpse guarded an empty room, and Law found a message inside asking the third doctor to complete a handover.
• Garp said the real route was on Lami, who recalled a question about saving someone already dead; the ship then listed Trafalgar D. Water as deceased and asked whether to revive him.

Law discovered that Trafalgar D. Water, his father’s older brother, had been declared dead after God Valley but was still alive beneath the White Swallow. He took Lami into the hidden ward to meet him, while the Medical Department attacked the ship and Water asked whether Law had brought a doctor.

• Law found Water’s old medical record, which showed that Garp had confirmed his death at God Valley before Law’s father revived his heartbeat with a stone.
• Chopper detected a heartbeat beneath the infirmary, and the Medical Department called Lami a leftover sample from God Valley while denying the children’s names mattered.
• Law displayed the sixteen children’s names across the ship’s communications, and Aokiji reported that the Medical Department had begun blowing up ships.
• Law agreed to take Lami below after she said she wanted to see Doctor Water, and she opened the hidden staircase by naming him.
• Law and Lami descended to meet Water, who asked where Rosinante was, learned he was dead, and asked whether Law had brought a doctor.

Law, Lami, and Drake found Wa Tie'er beneath the hospital and learned that the Throne was God Valley’s Handover System, tied to Lami’s records and a hidden route. Law refused to confirm the death of patient seventeen and awakened Monkey D. Dragon, leaving everyone facing a question about who truly disappeared from God Valley.

• Law and Drake followed the heartbeat through the hospital’s hidden passages, where they found Wa Tie'er and learned Law’s parents had gone to God Valley seeking a doctor.
• Wa Tie'er explained that Lami’s medical records contained the route to God Valley and that the patients had created the Handover System that became the Throne.
• Law found seventeen beds and a motionless person identified as patient seventeen; the Throne demanded that he confirm the person’s death to open the route.
• A ship ticket revealed that Law’s father had survived God Valley and stayed behind to save a nameless child with the blood of a king.
• Law discovered that patient seventeen was connected to a Den Den Mushi and identified as Monkey D. Dragon; despite Water’s warning, he chose to awaken him.
• The beds lit up, the Den Den Mushi announced that Rosinante’s son had opened the door, and Doflamingo realized Dragon was awake as a new question about God Valley appeared on every screen.

Law and the patients in ward seventeen faced the World Government’s attempt to seize Lami and the newly awakened Dragon as the Throne demanded an answer about God Valley. When Law rejected the four choices, the countdown expired and the ship’s oxygen stopped, but a blank fifth option appeared on the screen.

• Dragon woke in bed seventeen, tried to remove his heart support, and told Law that Rosinante had visited thirteen years earlier and knocked for the children in the ward.
• Drake reported that Medical Department personnel were approaching, while the Throne tied the ship’s oxygen supply to a forced answer before the countdown ended.
• The Medical Department tried to claim Lami and Dragon as government assets, but Law disarmed them and forced their leader to retreat.
• Lami recognized that Dragon had guarded the children’s door, and Dragon told her that the people who witnessed God Valley’s truth had disappeared.
• With the countdown reaching zero, Law refused to select any of the four answers and requested another option; the oxygen stopped, and a blank fifth choice appeared.

Law and the others exposed the Throne’s erased God Valley records while trying to restore Lami’s oxygen, and the hidden fifth option appeared as “E, all those erased by God Valley.” Lami’s oxygen returned, but she pointed to a white door she remembered seeing during shift changes and said her father had entered it.

• Law rejected the World Government’s warning and used the blank medical records to challenge the Throne’s denial of God Valley’s unregistered patients.
• Law and Chopper displayed the names of sixteen children from Flevance, and Lami corrected Abi’s name and insisted Xiaosi not be identified by a number.
• People around the world submitted more names under the fifth option as the system repeatedly deleted them, while Sengoku and Dragon discussed Garp’s duty badge and the original God Valley roster.
• Vegapunk exposed World Government orders to delete the fifth option, eliminate unregistered people, and terminate the White Swallow’s life support.
• Law gave Lami his oxygen supply, and Vegapunk unlocked the fifth option as “E, all those erased by God Valley,” restoring the ward’s oxygen equipment.
• Lami coughed, pointed toward a stone wall, and told Law that a white door had appeared during shift changes and that her father had once entered it.

Law, Lami, and Drake found the hidden white door in the drainage passage and entered a waiting room connected to Law and Lami’s parents. Their father’s recording revealed that Lami had signed something on Law’s behalf, and warned them not to complete a handover because a second child had not been taken away.

• Law questioned Wa Tie'er about Lami’s memories of the white door, and Wa Tie'er admitted he had delivered medicine there but warned Law not to enter alone.
• Dragon revealed that he had visited the door as a child and believed medicine was inside, while Wa Tie'er said the doctor was older than Law’s father.
• Law, Lami, and Drake found the hidden door by knocking seventeen times on a drainage pipe, then entered after answering its identity questions.
• Inside, Lami recognized seventeen chairs where patients had waited, and Law found a note from their father asking whether Lami would tell her brother what she had done for him.
• As the Medical Department began destroying the passage, Lami awakened the Den Den Mushi, which played their father’s warning that she had already signed once for Law and that they must not complete the handover because the second child was still there.

Law refused to confirm the deaths of sixteen unexamined patients and submitted a document declaring their records invalid, losing his authority over the White Swallow. The ship’s life-saving system restarted when Vegapunk found a living patient from thirty-eight years ago, while Doflamingo claimed he had found that patient.

• Law challenged the handover system’s basis for declaring sixteen patients dead, and doctors around the world demanded the clinical records.
• Law learned that his father had signed an earlier handover form to declare Wa Tie'er dead so Dragon could escape, though Wa Tie'er had survived.
• With Lami’s backup oxygen running low, Law wrote that the sixteen patients should be listed as missing and submitted the document under his own name.
• The system revoked Law’s authorization and shut off the White Swallow’s oxygen, prompting hospitals around the world to reject the God Valley death records.
• Vegapunk found a record for a living first patient at the starting point of the God Valley route, restarting the ship’s oxygen; Doflamingo then said he had found the patient.

Law gave Doflamingo genuine coordinates for the God Valley route’s starting point, knowing the dangerous seabed would make his fleet scout it first. After rescuing Lami, Law discovered that a hidden needle in her button pointed to the true route, and the Throne identified Lami as its holder as calibration began.

• Law rejected Doflamingo’s demand for the Throne Core and challenged the sea chart’s date and swallow mark while Doflamingo’s fleet towed the White Swallow toward the coordinates.
• Law sent Doflamingo the real coordinates, and the fleet entered a volcanic red zone where ruptures damaged the submarines and severed the tow lines.
• Law guided Lami through the flooded ship toward the ward while Drake went to reclaim the captain’s cabin and helm.
• Lami told Law that their parents’ route was a medical chart, and the button in her coat began tapping in time with the ward’s heartbeat.
• Law opened the button and found a needle with seventeen scratches pointing away from Doflamingo’s coordinates.
• The Throne identified the original God Valley navigational beacon, named Trafalgar Lami as its holder, and began calibrating the true route.

The Throne identified everyone erased by God Valley as the most valid answer and began revealing their names despite the Five Elders' opposition. Law used a global broadcast to expose part of the route to God Valley, then discovered that the beacon pointed inside Dragon's body as a new question appeared about Trafalgar D. Water's death.

• Law and Vegapunk exposed the World Government's attempts to delete names submitted for the fifth answer.
• The Throne judged the answers naming Garp, Trafalgar D. Water, and Monkey D. Dragon partially correct, while rejecting the last royal of God Valley.
• Sengoku broadcast Garp's original duty record, which showed that Garp had defied orders by rescuing God Valley survivors.
• Aokiji withdrew the Navy escort from the Medical Department, allowing Bartholomew Kuma to tow the White Swallow.
• The Throne validated the fifth answer, published the first tier of survivors' names, and granted Law three minutes of global broadcast access.
• Law revealed part of the route, discovered that the beacon pointed to a scar on Dragon's chest, and confronted Wa Tie'er when a new question asked why Trafalgar D. Water had to die in Flevance.

Law confronted Wa Tie'er after he rejected treatment and learned that the World Government had falsified his diagnoses to conceal its persecution of people connected to God Valley. The chapter ended with Law hearing his father's warning that the heart in Wa Tie'er's chest had not been implanted to save him.

• Wa Tie'er refused to name his illness, and Law forced him to accept an IV while the Throne listed four possible diagnoses.
• Vegapunk uncovered seven contradictory diagnoses for Wa Tie'er, all tied to an order forbidding him to leave Flevance, and the Medical Department admitted the records came from God Valley contact investigations.
• Dragon revealed that Wa Tie'er had opened the door for Rosinante thirteen years earlier and made him sign a bloodline guarantee covering God Valley contacts, including Lami and Law's parents.
• Law exposed a hidden code linking the diagnoses to contact with unregistered God Valley personnel, prompting hospitals to uncover and challenge similar detention records.
• The Throne identified Wa Tie'er as the keeper of a God Valley Survivor List, but he claimed he had burned both the list and its key.
• Chopper found that Wa Tie'er's IV lacked a drug stabilizing the stone in his chest, and Law heard his father's recording warn that the heart inside Wa Tie'er had not been put there to save him.

Law and his allies uncovered that the recording blamed on Wa Tie'er had been altered, while the World Government tried to seize the White Swallow’s medical records. The restored message revealed that Law’s father had warned him not to save Wa Tie'er unless he had decided to remove the Throne from a living person, and the stolen records identified the first patient’s heart as the true starting point of the God Valley route.

• Law questioned Wa Tie'er about his father’s recording, and Lami recognized that the voice had been altered because her father never called her by her full name.
• Vegapunk found multiple splices in the recording, while Miiru challenged the Medical Department’s claim to the White Swallow’s records with the ship’s funding ledger.
• Wa Tie'er explained that the stone in his chest held his heart and the first patient’s heartbeat, and Law learned that removing it could sever the route or make the patient disappear.
• Lami found half of a medication label hidden in her father’s paper, and Chopper identified it as the missing formula for Wa Tie'er’s stabilizing drug.
• Law restrained Wa Tie'er and ordered Chopper to find a substitute, while Medical Department infiltrators escaped with Patient No. 17’s records and Dragon’s transfer request.
• The Medical Department began uploading the records, but the restored recording interrupted the transmission and revealed that the route’s true starting point was the first patient’s heart.