Chapter Summaries

The Sky Screen revealed that Rocks sought an index fragment linking the Ancient Energy core, the national treasure's records, and old coordinates, which infant Shanks unknowingly carried away from God Valley. Robin deciphered part of the fragment's warning, and the Sky Screen began showing how the Roger Pirates discovered its anomaly.

• Garp, Sengoku, Vegapunk, and others deduced that the old secret was an index fragment, while the Straw Hat Pirates and Shanks chose option D.
• The Sky Screen confirmed that infant Shanks unknowingly took the fragment, and showed Roger finding scorched metal with a semicircular mark in the chest.
• Roger recalled Rocks shouting, “The key is not on the throne,” and Garp's testimony confirmed Rocks sought the Index of the Gate of Old Days.
• Robin accepted the Sky Screen's offer to decipher the fragment and read, “When the sun returns, do not let the king open the door alone.”
• Imu ordered Saturn to stop Robin as the Sky Screen began showing the Roger Pirates discovering the fragment's anomaly.

A fragment aboard Roger's ship reacted to young Shanks and projected clues to a place tied to a time before God Valley. The Sky Screen revealed that Shanks later hid one fragment clue in the lining of the Straw Hat he gave Luffy, and Luffy authorized its records to be read publicly.

• Young Shanks touched the fragment, making it glow and project an incomplete pattern onto Roger's chart.
• Roger concluded that the fragment pointed to a time before God Valley and later gave it to Shanks before the final voyage.
• The Sky Screen revealed that the fragment had been split up and that one clue was hidden in the Straw Hat lining.
• Luffy chose to reveal the Straw Hat's historical traces despite Robin warning that the World Government would watch him more closely.
• The Sky Screen confirmed Luffy's authorization and began reading the Straw Hat's records.

The Sky Screen revealed that Shanks had hidden a clue to the Old Days Index in the straw hat, though he did not know its full meaning or choose Luffy to control the future. Shanks publicly explained why he gave Luffy the hat, then faced a question about whether he had chosen Luffy because of the Nika fruit.

• The Sky Screen showed that young Shanks hid a piece of metal in the straw hat and later entrusted the hat to Luffy, while Robin read a clue about the old king and the gate.
• The Sky Screen asked whether Shanks knew about the clue, and the participants selected B; it confirmed that Shanks knew a clue was there but not its full meaning, and that Roger had told him not to decide the future for anyone.
• The Sky Screen showed Roger telling Shanks that someone might understand the mystery and that Shanks should not decide for that person.
• The Sky Screen cleared Shanks of the charge that he manipulated the future, confirmed that he had concealed clues, and required him to explain publicly why he chose Luffy.
• Shanks said he gave Luffy the hat because Luffy boldly declared he would become Pirate King and fought to protect his friends, then denied knowing about the gate or Luffy's future.
• The Sky Screen asked whether Shanks had chosen Luffy to possess the Human-Human Fruit, Model: Nika, and demanded an answer.

Shanks explained that he stole the Gum-Gum Fruit knowing the World Government valued it, but not its true name, and the Sky Screen showed how Luffy accidentally ate it and how Shanks concealed it. Shanks also said he had not known he came from a chest in God Valley, as the screen prepared a question about the erased lineage record.

• Shanks confirmed that he had known the fruit was important to the World Government but not that it was the Nika fruit, and the Sky Screen verified that the Gum-Gum name had been falsified.
• The Sky Screen showed young Shanks stealing the fruit without knowing its identity, then Luffy accidentally eating it in the East Blue tavern.
• Shanks chose not to take Luffy with the Red Hair Pirates and concealed the fruit's trail by making the World Government believe it had been lost in a shipwreck.
• Robin read the restored Straw Hat sentence fragment, which referred to the sun and someone who carried others on his back.
• Shanks told the Sky Screen that he knew Roger's crew had found him but did not know his chest came from God Valley.
• The Sky Screen recorded Shanks's answer and presented a new question about why the highest authority destroyed the God Valley baby's lineage record.

The Sky Screen revealed that Shanks had been registered as a Celestial Dragon infant and used in God Valley experiments before a woman from the Holy Land hid him and erased her name. The stage assessment ended with a new question about where the remaining segments of the Index of the Gate of Old Days were located.

• Shanks, Luffy, Sengoku, and Akainu chose D, and the Sky Screen confirmed that Shanks's bloodline records had been split into three segments.
• The first segment showed Shanks registered under a branch of a high-ranking Celestial Dragon family, while the second revealed that his blood had been used to calibrate a National Treasure device.
• The third segment's audio revealed that an unidentified woman from the Holy Land hid Shanks in a transfer box and asked that her name be erased.
• The Sky Screen classified Shanks as an underage victim, added the woman to the God Valley register of victims and rescuers, and exposed the medical personnel involved in the tests.
• The Sky Screen asked where the remaining Index of the Gate of Old Days segments were located and offered options including Shanks, Laugh Tale, and the World Government.

The Sky Screen confirmed that the Index of the Gate of Old Days had fragments with Shanks, on Laugh Tale, and in the World Government’s altered copy. Shanks revealed his fragment, exposing warnings about the gate and a World Government project called Corona Crown, while a new question about the false index’s fatal errors began as a sealed gate in the Holy Land lit up.

• Luffy’s group, the Red Hair Pirates, the Marines, and the Future Island group chose D, and the Sky Screen confirmed the index fragments’ locations and conditions.
• The Sky Screen asked Shanks to reveal his fragment, and he agreed, allowing it to display the ancient warning that the gate recognized the Bearer rather than blood and opened in stages as people arrived.
• Robin read that a false sun could deceive a weapon but not the gate, and Vegapunk linked the warning to the World Government’s experiments.
• White Mask revealed the codename Corona Crown, which the Sky Screen associated with the World Government’s erroneous index.
• The Sky Screen asked what the false index’s most fatal error was, and Luffy’s group concluded that all three listed errors were involved, including interpreting the gate’s conditions as requiring the sacrifice of subjects.
• Imu declared that the erroneous index must not be made public, and a sealed black gate in the Holy Land lit up with red lines.

The Sky Screen exposed how three powerful figures deliberately rewrote the Error Index and revealed that the Corona Crown used people and Seraphim as experimental materials. As the World Government began probing Lin Qi, the Sky Screen announced that a recording left by the Roger Pirates on Laugh Tale would be revealed and played Roger’s laugh.

• Imu ordered the Holy Land guards to kill anyone who saw the old repository’s door, while Sengoku’s forces kept White Mask alive and questioned him about the Corona Crown.
• White Mask revealed that the Corona Crown was the False Sun Project, which sought to fool the Error Index and required a rare-bloodline vessel, someone adapted to Forbidden Energy, and remnants resonant with the sun’s story.
• The Sky Screen exposed the revised Error Index: Saint Saturn changed the bearer into a person of royal blood, an elderly Celestial Dragon changed the laughing one into a Sun Vessel, and a hidden third reviser changed everyone’s arrival into a sacrifice of subjects.
• White Mask confirmed that S-Bear had been considered for observation because Bartholomew Kuma’s Lineage Factor made him protect Bonney, and Bonney and Kuma told S-Bear he was not material.
• Cobra urged the people of Alabasta to remember how those in power had changed words, while the World Government ordered its East Blue surveillance team to probe Lin Qi when the Sky Screen’s authority fluctuated.
• The Sky Screen announced that traces from Laugh Tale would be disclosed through a recording left by the Roger Pirates, and Roger’s laugh began playing.

Roger’s message warned that the Gate of Old Days required people to share its answer and urged Shanks and Luffy not to let birth or impatience decide their paths. Garp apologized for those harmed at God Valley, while the World Government’s attempt to verify the old vault triggered an emergency as the backlash began marking a guard.

• Roger explained that the Gate of Old Days was not a treasure vault and that no bloodline, weapon, or individual could reveal its answer alone.
• Roger told Shanks not to think of himself as a key and told Luffy to bring everyone he wanted with him to Laugh Tale.
• Roger called out Garp, who apologized to the people harmed at God Valley and the Holy Land; the Sky Screen added the rescue record and apology to the God Valley truth archive.
• The Sky Screen warned that the World Government’s Error Index verification could spread a backlash through Mary Geoise’s underground power grid, and Vegapunk said the Holy Land might expose innocent people to it.
• The Sky Screen presented an emergency question about who would face the backlash, and Luffy chose the option stating that the Five Elders could transfer the risk to others.
• Red markings lit up on a guard’s arm outside the old vault as chains dragged inside.

The Sky Screen exposed how the old vault shifted backlash onto slaves, laborers, and guards, then expanded protection after people worldwide answered correctly. The chapter revealed the Corona Crown prototype’s maintenance passcode and ended with five eligible confirmers facing a dangerous choice to disconnect it.

• The Sky Screen revealed that the Five Elders’ risk transfer sent the old vault’s backlash to slaves, laborers, and ordinary guards, and audiences across the world chose D to protect them.
• The Sky Screen suspended backlash transfers for fifteen minutes, protected the guard at the vault, and publicly identified officer Ka Mi Er as he tried to execute him.
• Vegapunk recognized a Corona Crown prototype inside the old vault, and White Mask revealed that its maintenance passcode was split among CP0, the vault commander, and the Holy Land’s Medical Department.
• Audiences answered D again, and the Sky Screen revealed all three passcode parts while Vegapunk and others recorded them.
• The Sky Screen named Bartholomew Kuma, Jewelry Bonney, Monkey D. Luffy, Nico Robin, and Red-Haired Shanks as eligible confirmers, then warned that a wrong choice would redirect the backlash onto the confirmer.

Bartholomew Kuma, Jewelry Bonney, Monkey D. Luffy, Nico Robin, and Red-Haired Shanks jointly disconnected the Corona Crown Prototype from the underground energy network, enduring its backlash together. The Sky Screen then revealed that the Empty Throne’s current holder might be the Error Index’s third reviser and posed a final question about why the Gate of Old Days had to remain closed.

• Vegapunk explained that all five eligible confirmers faced different risks, while Bonney argued they should act together rather than be divided.
• The Sky Screen confirmed that five people could jointly bear the backlash, and Bartholomew Kuma, Bonney, Luffy, Robin, and Shanks all volunteered.
• The five confirmers endured the Error Index’s backlash as the Corona Crown Prototype’s connection to the underground energy network was severed.
• The Sky Screen restored a recording in which the Error Index’s third reviser said that opening the gate would end the king’s rule, and it reported a close voiceprint match with the current holder of the Empty Throne.
• The Sky Screen began its final God Valley question, asking why the current holder of the Empty Throne had to prevent the Gate of Old Days from opening.

The Sky Screen confirmed that the Empty Throne's holder had blocked the Gate of Old Days to conceal a usurpation, a witness mechanism, and the Sun Will's survival, then revealed that the first victims of the Error Index were people marked as Replaceable Materials. As evidence extraction began, Lin Qi used his authority to stabilize it, exposing the Empty Throne Seal and leaving the hidden signature partly concealed.

• Luffy, Nami, and others chose D, and the Sky Screen confirmed that opening the gate would publicly verify the Empty Throne's illegitimacy.
• Footage showed the throne's holder claiming the right to decide the world's future for everyone, and Robin identified this as usurping their shared right to decide.
• The Sky Screen asked who was sacrificed first after the Error Index was altered, and Luffy, Nami, Robin, Akainu, and others chose D.
• The Sky Screen revealed the victims classified as Replaceable Materials, including Ginny, and Bonney mourned her mother as Kuma said she had been remembered.
• The Sky Screen began extracting a concealed authorization signature page, and Lin Qi confirmed the system prompt to stabilize the evidence extraction.
• The extraction revealed the Empty Throne Seal as the source of the concealment, while a crack appeared in the shadow hiding the signature.

The Sky Screen exposed the Throne Mark’s role in the Corona Crown Plan and revealed the Empty Throne’s holder as Imu. As the original signing page faced destruction, old vault guard Ka Mi Er chose to retrieve it, leaving the evidence’s fate unresolved.

• Rayleigh, Garp, Tsuru, Kizaru, Vegapunk, Bonney, and Kuma gave testimony that helped strip away the signing page’s concealment.
• Luffy and others answered D, confirming that Imu’s signing page authorized the Error Index, backlash transfers, and treating people as materials.
• The Sky Screen revealed the name Imu, though Imu’s identity imagery remained hidden.
• Luffy and the others answered D to the question about why Imu could not open the Gate of Old Days, as Vegapunk and Kuma explained that it rejected a sole king and recognized the Bearer and everyone else.
• The Corona Crown Prototype’s self-destruct program targeted the original signing page, and Ka Mi Er ran toward the old vault to retrieve it.

Ka Mi Er retrieved the original signature page from the Holy Land’s old repository, exposing Imu’s role in the Corona Crown Plan and triggering a global effort to protect its witnesses. The chapter ended as the Holy Knights began an elimination operation and the Sky Screen announced a witness evacuation mission.

• Ka Mi Er removed the signature page’s baseplate before the repository self-destructed, and the Sky Screen transferred the evidence to its public repository.
• Marine Headquarters and the Revolutionary Army recognized Ka Mi Er’s evidence, and the Sky Screen granted him seventy-two hours of public witness protection.
• The signature page identified Imu as holder of the Empty Throne and supreme authorizer of the Corona Crown Plan.
• White Mask warned that the Holy Land’s evidence-destruction chain would target all living witnesses, and the Sky Screen confirmed the targets and activated protection markers.
• The Sky Screen announced a mission to evacuate witnesses from the Holy Land, while a Holy Knights executor named Ge Lan arrived at the Medical Department.

Ge Lan attacked medical archivist Mia to seize the Corona Crown Plan records, prompting a coordinated evacuation by the Revolutionary Army, Kuma, the Straw Hat Pirates, the Marines, and the Red Hair Pirates. Mia escaped with Sabo, Bonney, and Kuma, while Luffy led the underground laborers toward safety as Holy Knights executor Soma confronted them.

• Shanks recognized the surname on Ge Lan's cloak, and the Sky Screen identified Mia as a witness holding the original Corona Crown Plan records.
• The Marines, Future Island team, Straw Hat Pirates, and Red Hair Pirates divided tasks and activated simultaneous evacuation routes; Shanks disclosed the Red-Hair Segment coordinates to disrupt Holy Knights communications.
• Kuma, Bonney, and Sabo reached the Holy Land, where Mia escaped Ge Lan with the records and joined them.
• Rayleigh led the Straw Hat Pirates through Sabaody's old transport entrance, and Luffy guided collared laborers toward the exit.
• Soma appeared behind the fleeing laborers and declared that Holy Land property could not leave, and Luffy rejected his claim.

Luffy and his allies fought Soma while helping laborers escape the Holy Land, as Shakky, Koby, Tashigi, and the coating workers opened the underground exit. After learning that three hidden witnesses were trapped in a self-destructing Cold Storage Room, Sabo, Bonney, and Bartholomew Kuma prepared to rescue them, while the Sky Screen raised a question about Shanks's connection to the Figarland Family.

• Luffy, Rayleigh, Zoro, Sanji, Nami, Robin, and Usopp confronted Soma as the Sky Screen exposed his attempt to stop witnesses and victims from evacuating.
• Sabo, Bonney, Bartholomew Kuma, and Mia fought Ge Lan in the Medical Department, while Shanks maintained interference with the Red-Hair Segment's coordinate pattern.
• Rayleigh told Luffy to leave Soma to him, and Shakky, Koby, Tashigi, and Sabaody's coating workers opened the old transport line exit so the laborers could escape.
• Robin identified Soma's token as a backup for Throne Communications, and Usopp and Robin helped Nami take it and throw it into the seawater channel.
• The Sky Screen revealed three hidden witnesses in the Medical Department's Cold Storage Room and warned that its self-destruct countdown had five minutes left; Bonney and Bartholomew Kuma agreed to go with Sabo.
• Shanks confronted Ge Lan through the Sky Screen, which asked whether Shanks's Figarland Family connection gave him authority to interfere with the throne's orders to the Holy Knights.

Shanks’s choice revealed his destroyed Figarland collateral-branch inheritance record, briefly cutting Ge Lan off from new throne orders as the rescue efforts advanced. Bonney and Mia opened the Cold Storage Room, but Ge Lan activated its self-destruct valve as witnesses escaped through the Sabaody route.

• Shanks and Benn Beckman chose option C, and the Sky Screen confirmed that Shanks had a destroyed record of Figarland collateral-branch inheritance rights that could briefly interfere with Ge Lan’s command chain.
• Bonney sent Mia away with the files and Locator while Kuma and Sabo held Ge Lan back; Mia returned with the archivist authorization needed to open the Cold Storage Room.
• Rayleigh held off Soma while Luffy and the others helped victims escape, and Shakky, Koby, and Tashigi protected the Sabaody exit from the Holy Land Guard.
• Bonney used Ge Lan’s Access Card at the Cold Storage Room door, and Mia’s emergency request opened it as the countdown continued.
• The Sky Screen warned that witnesses were inside and the self-destruct valve had entered manual trigger mode; Ge Lan pinned down a black tag and threatened to shut down the room.

Bonney, Kuma, and their allies rescued three witnesses from the Medical Department’s Cold Storage Room despite Ge Lan’s attempts to stop them and an order from the Holy Knights to eliminate them. They escaped to the Holy Land’s outer waste platform, where the girl formerly known as Little Seventeen chose the name Lumi as Ge Lan pursued them.

• Bonney and the others used the Manual Sealing Key to open the Cold Storage Room and free Dr. Kaven, Dr. Eve, and the child.
• Kuma prepared to send the witnesses away, but Ge Lan received an order to eliminate them after the interference with communications ended.
• Luffy used the Straw Hat’s Old Days Index to disrupt Throne Communications, giving Kuma time to transport the group to the outer waste platform.
• Ge Lan pursued them and received a new order to recapture the underage experiment survivor.
• The girl chose the name Lumi, and Bonney vowed to keep resisting Ge Lan.

Luffy and the others stopped Soma from destroying the Underground Transport Line and captured the master switch key, but Soma’s signal exposed the old warehouse to the Holy Land Outer Guard Team. The Holy Knights’ main force then pursued Ka Mi Er, prompting Bartholomew Kuma, Sabo, and Bonney to prepare a second evacuation as Horne approached the witness.

• Luffy, Rayleigh, and the others learned that Soma’s orders included arresting the Straw Hat Pirates, recovering witnesses, and destroying the transport exit if necessary.
• Usopp, Nami, Koby, Tashigi, and the Coating Workers flooded the passage with seawater, disabling the Explosive Array while Luffy and his allies defeated Soma.
• Soma briefly transmitted the transport line’s coordinates, and the Holy Land Outer Guard Team attacked the warehouse; Koby, Tashigi, Shakky, and the Coating Workers held them back.
• Luffy, Sanji, Zoro, Usopp, and Robin stopped Soma from crushing the master switch key, and Nami secured it before Luffy pinned him down.
• The Sky Screen warned that the Holy Knights’ main force was targeting Ka Mi Er, so Bartholomew Kuma and Sabo prepared to go while Bonney left Lumi with Doctor Eve.
• Horne and the Holy Knights’ main force reached Ka Mi Er at the old warehouse, where Horne’s order was to eliminate the witness.

Ka Mi Er was rescued from the old archive by Sabo, Bonney, Bartholomew Kuma, and the Marines while the Holy Knights attacked. As the witness was evacuated, Horne received orders to abandon the pursuit and unleash a sealed failed Corona Crown inside the old warehouse.

• Ka Mi Er learned that the waste-paper chute was sealed and tried to reach the west maintenance corridor while Horne attacked his Sky Screen protection.
• Akainu ordered Marine Captain Parker to shoot the Holy Land guards blocking the Marines, and Sabo, Bonney, and Bartholomew Kuma arrived to rescue Ka Mi Er.
• Sabo and Bartholomew Kuma held off Horne and the other Holy Knights while Bonney and the Marines escorted Ka Mi Er toward the exit.
• The Sky Screen added Bonney and Bartholomew Kuma to the Holy Knights' targets, and Bonney turned back to help her father while Parker continued evacuating Ka Mi Er.
• Horne received orders to begin evidence destruction procedure number two, and White Mask revealed that it would release a failed Corona Crown sealed behind the black door.

The allies began resealing Number Two, the failed control subject, while trying to preserve its remaining personality and evidence. The attempt left Bartholomew Kuma caught in an Error Index reverse connection as the chapter ended.

• White Mask revealed that Number Two was a failed control subject made from Buccaneer bloodline, Azure Jade Scales data, and personality remnants, and the Sky Screen warned that it would attack witnesses and Old Days Index bearers.
• The allies used Ka Mi Er's key ledger to weaken the Holy Knights' resistance, forced Horne, Weier, and Taluo to reveal the shutdown passphrases, and opened the outer lock.
• Number Two emerged and attacked Bartholomew Kuma, while the Sky Screen's verification using the Red-Hair Segment and Luffy's straw-hat lining disrupted its attacks and blocked the Holy Knights' escape.
• Bonney, Bartholomew Kuma, Sabo, Akainu, Luffy, and Shanks chose to reseal Number Two and preserve its evidence and remaining personality; Ka Mi Er agreed to witness the sealing.
• As the resealing countdown began, Horne warned that a throne backdoor would drag anyone touching Number Two's core into the Error Index, but Bartholomew Kuma had already touched it and red lines began creeping up his wrist.