Chapter Summaries

Allen and Vilnalasath drained Ista’s divine power and extracted the God’s Core, a crystal containing a fragment of the planet’s core. Allen decided to trigger an unprecedented Dungeon rampage while he absorbed the fragment and prepared to leave the world.

• Allen sent Vilnalasath to bind Ista to the Divine Tree and drain her divine power.
• Allen explained that the gods were born from the Dungeon and carried fragments of its severed core, then confirmed that he wanted the core inside Ista.
• Allen reached into Ista’s chest and pulled out a rose-red crystal containing a fragment of the Planet Core.
• Vilnalasath warned that the gods would retaliate for Ista’s death, but Allen planned to send the Dungeon into a berserk rampage to distract them.
• Allen sat down to absorb the crystal as the Divine Tree injected it with Ista’s stolen magic power.

Allen successfully absorbed the God's Core, fused Chakra and Nen into life energy, and gained power amplified by magic. As he and Vilnalasath prepared for the Dungeon consciousness's furious response, a horde of powerful monsters appeared, including the Fallen Fae and beasts comparable to the Black Dragon.

• The Dungeon's rampage forced Orario into full combat readiness, and Ottar and other high-level adventurers fought through the night to contain the monsters.
• Uranus sent Fels to investigate Allen and Goddess Ista's disappearance, but Fels retreated after enhanced monsters overwhelmed him on the thirty-fifth floor.
• After more than a week, Allen awakened having absorbed the God's Core and fused Chakra and Nen into a powerful life energy amplified by magic.
• Allen demonstrated his new strength by destroying the passage between the fiftieth and fifty-first floors with two punches.
• Vilnalasath ordered the Ten-Tails Divine Tree to extract magic power, provoking the Dungeon consciousness to send hordes of monsters, including the Fallen Fae and terrifying beasts.
• Allen shot down a charging Dragon, and the Fallen Fae cast blessings and protections over the boss-level monsters.

Allen and Vilnalasath fought the Dungeon’s escalating monster horde after it revived and empowered three bosses, and Allen activated his Divine Heart Core to unleash devastating attacks. The Fallen Fae survived a slash that severed half its body by draining nearby monsters, while Allen evaded its allies’ magic.

• Allen fired three magically empowered arrows that pierced the Fallen Fae and two enormous monsters, but the Dungeon restored them and made them stronger.
• Vilnalasath warned that the Dungeon’s consciousness had been enraged, and Allen joined her in fighting the incoming monster army with the Wolf Pack.
• After his three bows broke, Allen drew the Ragnaros Sword and asked Vilnalasath how long they needed to hold out; she said at least forty minutes.
• Allen activated his Divine Heart Core, then unleashed an attack that destroyed everything within several kilometers and turned tens of thousands of monsters into magic crystals.
• Allen struck the Fallen Fae with the Ragnaros Sword, severing half its body, but it drained nearby monsters to regenerate while its allies attacked.
• Allen retreated to avoid the powerful magic blasts from the Fallen Fae and the enormous creatures beside it.

Allen and Vilnalasath fought the Dungeon’s reinforced monsters while trying to preserve the Divine Heart Core and obtain the Magic Fruit. After Allen consumed the fruit and began transforming, they took the Ten-Tails and escaped through a spatial passage as the Dungeon shook.

• Vilnalasath explained that the Dungeon was pouring mana into its monsters, while Allen warned that overusing the Divine Heart Core could destroy it.
• Allen attacked the Fallen Fae, detonated the mana in its body, and shattered the magic crystal beneath its skull, killing it.
• With the Fallen Fae dead, the monsters lost their Protective Magic, and Allen’s pets helped hold them back.
• The Divine Tree’s flower bloomed and withered, leaving a Magic Fruit, which Allen swallowed to fuse immense energy with the Divine Heart Core.
• As Allen’s body transformed and the Dungeon began shaking, he ordered Vilnalasath to take the Ten-Tails; she swallowed its core, and Allen opened a spatial passage for their escape.

Allen and Vilnalasath discussed why they had only weakened the Dungeon rather than taking all its power, then returned to find Apollo's Familia attacking the Hestia Familia. Allen revealed that he had killed Ista and threatened to kill Apollo as Hyacinthus and the others collapsed under his aura.

• Allen explained that he had extracted only part of the Dungeon's power to avoid provoking the gods and destroying surface civilization.
• Allen and Vilnalasath headed to his shop, where Bell told Allen that Apollo's Familia had taken Hestia and Lily after forcing Haruhime to join them.
• Bell revealed that Hyacinthus had reached Level 4, and Hyacinthus emerged from the shop to confront Allen.
• Allen unleashed his power, forcing Hyacinthus, Bell, and the others to their knees.
• Allen told Hyacinthus that he had killed Ista and taken her power, then warned that Apollo would die for his Familia's mistake.

Allen arrived at Apollo's mansion, revealed that he had killed Ista, and withdrew from the Hestia Familia. He left Hestia with his divine blood pattern and attacked Apollo, beginning to drain the god's sealed energy.

• Freya and Ottar confronted Apollo at his mansion, intending to send Hestia back to the Heavenly Realm and claim Bell for Freya.
• Allen entered the mansion with the incapacitated Hyacinthus and overwhelmed the gods and Ottar with his pressure.
• Allen revealed that he was a traveler from another world and had killed Ista, taking her Divine Heart Core.
• Allen formally withdrew from the Hestia Familia, removed his divine blood pattern, and returned it to Hestia.
• Allen pierced Apollo's heart and ordered Vilnalasath to drain the energy sealed within the god.

Allen killed Apollo, gave Hestia a magic crystal for Bell, and left Orario with Vilnalasath. He summoned the Dark Gate in the wilderness, but its Fel Energy overwhelmed them as they crossed into another world, leaving Allen unconscious.

• Allen drained Apollo’s power, removed his Divine Heart Core, and gave it to Vilnalasath, who absorbed it and reached nearly fifty percent power.
• Freya left with Ottar after Allen said he could leave the world and could not be stopped by the gods of the Heavenly Realm.
• Allen gave Hestia a purified magic crystal that could raise Bell to Level 7 or above and departed without saying goodbye to Bell or Lily.
• Allen went to the wilderness with Vilnalasath and summoned the Dark Gate using Fel Energy.
• The gate’s energy spread through Allen and Vilnalasath as they entered the vortex, and Allen lost consciousness while Vilnalasath transformed into a necklace to protect him.

Quick-sword Dora’s crew rescued the unconscious Allen from the sea and discovered that his sword, Ragnaros, was an extraordinary weapon. Allen remained asleep aboard the ship while Vilnalasath waited for the energies in his body to stabilize.

• Dora practiced swordsmanship aboard her ship while a lookout spotted someone floating in the sea.
• Dora ordered her crew to haul Allen aboard, and she was struck by his appearance when they saw his face.
• Dora drew Allen’s sword, Ragnaros, recognized its immense power, and chose to return it rather than claim it.
• Dora ordered the crew to carry Allen into the cabin and watch over him as he remained unconscious.
• Vilnalasath stayed hidden as a necklace and waited for Allen’s energies to settle before he awakened.

Dora challenged the Crick Pirates to prove her strength and raise her reputation, but her duel with Demon Arjin began to turn against her. As Arjin battered her chipped sword, Allen finally woke after more than a week below deck.

• Dora led her small crew to challenge the Crick Pirates, while the short-haired girl worried about facing their enormous fleet.
• Crick ordered his ships to surround Dora’s boat and fire, but Dora sliced every incoming cannonball in half with Round Slash.
• Crick sent Demon Arjin to kill Dora, and the two began fighting on her ship’s deck.
• Arjin’s strength and experience wore Dora down, leaving her hands numb and her sword chipped as he pressed his advantage.
• Allen opened his eyes in the cabin below deck after lying there for over a week.

Allen woke aboard a pirate ship in the world of One Piece, discovered that Fel Energy had become stable inside him, and saved Quick-sword Dora from Demon Arjin. He then attacked the Crick Pirates, leaving only their flagship, the Delidono, intact.

• Allen woke aboard Dora’s ship and found that Fel Energy, mana, and life energy were balanced within him.
• Demon Arjin nearly killed Quick-sword Dora, but Allen caught his iron club and sent him crashing onto the Crick Pirates’ flagship.
• Arjin warned Commodore Crick that a powerful enemy had appeared, while Allen gave Dora a healing potion and recognized the world as One Piece.
• Allen climbed onto the deck, drew the Ragnaros Sword, and destroyed every ship in the Crick Pirates’ fleet except the Delidono.

Allen introduced himself to Dora as a wanderer after destroying most of the Crick Pirates’ fleet, then took treasure from their flagship as payment for sparing them. Crick fled, while Allen and Vilnalasath discussed collecting Devil Fruits.

• Dora asked Allen who he was, and he introduced himself as a wanderer named Allen.
• Allen offered to destroy the Crick Pirates’ remaining ship, but Dora chose to defeat them herself once she had grown stronger.
• Allen boarded the Delidono and returned with a Mageci Bag full of the Crick Pirates’ treasure, which he called payment for their lives.
• Crick ordered the surviving flagship to flee and abandon its plans to enter the Grand Line.
• Vilnalasath asked whether the world had anything worth harvesting, and Allen told her that Devil Fruits were valuable to collect.

Dora and her crew arrived in Barrel Town to find a new ship, but Bounty Hunters attacked her for her bounty and were swiftly defeated. Roronoa Zoro then challenged Dora to a sword fight.

• Allen learned from Dora's short-haired follower that Barrel Town had a well-armed town guard despite having no Marine branch.
• Dora and her crew exchanged their treasure for Beli and went to the shipyard to look for a replacement ship.
• More than a dozen Bounty Hunters attacked Dora, hoping to claim her bounty and steal the crew's money.
• Dora sliced through the attackers' bullets and killed them with her sword.
• Roronoa Zoro drew his three swords and challenged Dora to a fight.

Allen stopped Dora and Zoro’s duel after Dora’s damaged sword shattered, then invited Zoro to a tavern. Dora explained that Zoro was not an enemy or a recruit for her crew, and that the Grand Line was where he belonged.

• Zoro fought Dora with three swords, but she outmatched him and broke one of his blades with Iron Cutting.
• Dora’s own sword shattered from damage sustained in her earlier fight with Demon Arjin, so Allen ended the duel.
• Allen offered to buy Zoro a drink, and the two left the shipyard together with a chest of Beli.
• A crew member questioned Allen’s decision to treat their opponent, and Dora clarified that Zoro was not their enemy and Allen had already repaid his debt.
• Dora said Zoro could not be recruited because the Grand Line was his destination, while her crew was not ready to go there.

Allen treated Zoro to a lavish meal and wine before asking him to teach him swordsmanship. He offered Zoro a powerful blade he had forged, leaving Zoro stunned by its quality and wondering whether he could refuse the deal.

• Zoro devoured six servings of seafood fried rice and a bottle of wine, while Allen paid the tavern owner for their meal and more wine.
• Allen asked Zoro how long he had worked as a bounty hunter, then explained that he wanted to learn about his swordsmanship.
• Zoro said he was not qualified to teach iron-cutting swordsmanship and suggested that Dora knew more, since she could cut iron.
• Allen offered Zoro a blade he had forged in exchange for teaching him what he knew about swordsmanship.
• Zoro drew the blade slightly and felt his strength, speed, and reactions rise; he recognized it as an extraordinary weapon, and Allen told him to check the name engraved on its hilt.

Allen learned the basics of swordsmanship and Haki from Zoro, then received the money Dora had left after buying a new ship. Dora expected Allen to leave for the Grand Line, though he teased her about staying aboard her ship.

• Zoro recognized Allen's violet blade as a weapon rivaling the Twelve Great Grade Swords and agreed to teach him swordsmanship theory.
• Zoro explained the dojo's swordsmanship lessons, and Allen learned that mastery depended on technique, Haki, and willpower.
• Allen struggled to understand Haki and considered seeking out someone who knew it so he could devour them.
• Dora returned the money left over after spending 120 million Belly on a new ship, and Allen accepted it.
• Dora told Allen that her ship was too small for him and that the Grand Line was where he belonged.

Allen remained unsure which side to join, so Dora advised him to head to the Grand Line and let experience guide him. Before they parted, he offered to teach her how to turn life energy into combat power, and Dora agreed to follow him once she was strong enough.

• Allen considered joining the pirates, Marines, or Revolutionary Army, or building a force of his own, while ruling out the World Government.
• Dora advised Allen to stop overthinking and go to the Grand Line, where he could discover what he wanted to do.
• Dora vowed to keep training and eventually reach the Grand Line despite the risk of failure or death.
• Allen crushed his iron wine cup with life energy and offered to teach Dora how to use her own life energy in combat.
• Dora accepted Allen's recruitment offer and promised to follow him to the Grand Line once she believed her strength was sufficient.

Dora’s sudden growth let her defeat Zoro repeatedly, but Allen told her she still needed to master more powers before entering the Grand Line. While searching the Grand Line for capable pirates, Allen found Silver Fox Foxy’s ship and smashed through its deck, leaving Foxy trapped as the ship began to sink.

• Dora defeated Zoro in a spar, and Allen ended the match after seeing how much her strength had improved.
• Dora asked Allen if she was ready to follow him to the Grand Line, but he told her to stay in the East Blue until she could defeat the Arlong Pirates without a scratch.
• Allen explained that Devil Fruits, Haki, and Rokushiki were vital for surviving the Grand Line, then flew away to search for pirates.
• Allen spotted Silver Fox Foxy’s ship and crashed through its deck, killing or injuring many of the pirates and splitting the vessel.
• As Silver Fox Foxy tried to escape before his sinking ship pulled him underwater, Allen climbed from the wreckage and declared him valuable prey.

Allen tested Foxy’s Slow-Slow Fruit, defeated him, and had Vilnalasath extract its power into a new fruit. After deciding not to eat it yet, Allen continued hunting pirates across the Grand Line, drawing the attention of the Navy and the Seven Warlords.

• Allen let Foxy’s Double Slow Beam hit him, experienced its effect on time, and knocked Foxy unconscious with a punch.
• Porche and the remaining Foxy Pirates fled after their captain was defeated.
• Allen asked Vilnalasath about the Slow-Slow Fruit’s power, and she explained that it slowed time in a localized area.
• Vilnalasath extracted the Slow-Slow Fruit’s rule power from Foxy and infused it into a prepared fruit, warning Allen about the life-force cost and Devil Fruit weaknesses.
• Allen put away the new fruit, threw Foxy’s corpse into the sea, and resumed searching the Grand Line for pirate ships.
• Within half a month, Allen’s attacks on pirates caused widespread panic and attracted the attention of the Navy and the Seven Warlords.

The Marines learned that Allen was rapidly hunting powerful pirates across the first half of the Grand Line and decided to find and recruit him. Sengoku sent Garp out to pursue leads on the mysterious flyer, and Garp departed Marineford aboard a warship.

• A Marine Lieutenant Colonel reported to Sengoku that a high-speed flying figure had killed numerous pirates, including several with bounties above 100 million Beli.
• Sengoku ordered Marine intelligence to locate the figure, investigate his background and motives, and find him before other powers did.
• Garp entered Sengoku's office, read the report, and agreed that the Marines should try to recruit the pirate hunter.
• Sengoku gave Garp intelligence on pirate crews with Devil Fruit users and Haki fighters so he could track down the mysterious young man.
• Garp left Marine Headquarters aboard a warship to patrol the first half of the Grand Line.

Allen hunted pirates near the Sabaody Archipelago, destroying Candida’s ship and defeating the seventy-million-bounty captain. After killing Candida for his crimes against civilians, Allen ordered Vilnalasath to devour him and continued his deadly campaign against pirates.

• Allen chose the waters near the Sabaody Archipelago as his hunting ground to target capable pirates and find opportunities to steal Devil Fruits.
• Allen crashed onto Candida’s ship, wrecked its mainmast, and used his Conqueror’s Haki to knock out the remaining pirates.
• Candida attacked Allen with an Armament Haki-coated flying slash, but Allen blocked it with his palm and split the ship in two with the clash.
• Allen punched Candida in the chest, killing him for slaughtering civilians, then ordered Vilnalasath to devour him.