Chapter Summaries

Feng Ye brought Robin to meet Silvers Rayleigh, who revealed that he and Roger’s crew knew the full history of the hundred-year blank and the secrets of the One Piece. Robin learned what had happened at Ohara and what the legendary treasure was, while Feng Ye remained unruffled by the revelations.

• Feng Ye spoke with Silvers Rayleigh at Shakky’s bar, and the patrons recognized Feng Ye and fled in panic.
• Rayleigh asked why Feng Ye had come, and Feng Ye said he had two questions, including one from Robin.
• Robin asked Rayleigh whether he knew why the World Government destroyed Ohara, and Rayleigh confirmed he knew the secrets of the hundred-year blank.
• Feng Ye encouraged Robin to ask what she wanted to know, and Rayleigh began telling the story of the past.
• Robin reacted with shock as Rayleigh explained the history and the One Piece, while Feng Ye remarked that Laugh Tale suited the final island.

Feng Ye asked Silvers Rayleigh to train him in Haki and swordsmanship, then spent a month and a half sparring with him on an island in the Calm Belt. Rayleigh judged Feng Ye’s skills formidable but said he needed stronger opponents to improve further, and Feng Ye decided to visit Marine Headquarters.

• Feng Ye told Rayleigh that he wanted guidance in Haki and swordsmanship, explaining that he had defeated Sengoku through other abilities.
• Rayleigh agreed to train Feng Ye, while Feng Ye left Robin with Shakky.
• A month and a half later, Feng Ye and Rayleigh fought intensely on an island in the Calm Belt, and Rayleigh tired while Feng Ye remained energetic.
• Rayleigh said Feng Ye’s Armament Haki and swordsmanship were already formidable but needed more varied opponents to advance.
• Feng Ye decided to return and visit Marine Headquarters to find powerful opponents.

Feng Ye decided to visit Marine Headquarters with Robin after learning that the government had falsely blamed him for destroying a town and raised his bounty to 1.567 billion Beli. As they approached, Marine officers learned who was aboard their boat, leaving Kong, Sengoku, and Garp on alert.

• Robin told Feng Ye that the government had raised his bounty to 1.567 billion Beli and accused him of crimes he had not committed.
• Feng Ye invited Robin to visit Marine Headquarters, and she followed him without hesitation despite Shakky warning that it was dangerous.
• Rayleigh compared Feng Ye to Roger and suggested that visiting Marine Headquarters might not be reckless for him.
• At Marine Headquarters, Garp and Kong discussed the false report about Feng Ye destroying Mobik Town, while Sengoku warned Garp not to underestimate Feng Ye.
• A Marine Colonel rushed into Kong's office and announced that Feng Ye and the Child of the Devil were approaching headquarters by boat.

Feng Ye brought Robin to Marine Headquarters, where he forced his way through the Marines and announced that he had come to travel. Garp, Kong, and Sengoku confronted him, and Feng Ye protected Robin in a barrier before facing them.

• Feng Ye formed a staircase from seawater and led Robin up to Marine Headquarters despite Marines ordering them to stop.
• Marines opened fire, but the bullets stopped before Feng Ye and ricocheted back, and his next attack sent dozens of officers flying.
• Feng Ye told Robin that a future Summit War would destroy the plaza, then continued toward the fortress.
• Garp arrived to stop Feng Ye, and Fleet Admiral Kong and Sengoku joined him as Robin trembled at the powerful lineup.
• Feng Ye enclosed Robin in the Six Red Sun Array, then faced the Marines and said he was a peace-loving person.

Feng Ye fought Garp at Marine Headquarters, and their Haki clash shook the plaza and split the clouds. As they continued trading blows, Garp realized Feng Ye’s strength and seemingly endless Haki surpassed what he had expected.

• Garp attacked Feng Ye with a full-power punch, and Feng Ye met it head-on with Armament Haki.
• Their fists collided, unleashing black lightning that split the clouds and sent shockwaves across Marine Headquarters.
• Robin remained unharmed inside the Six Red Sun Array as she watched Feng Ye and Garp’s clash.
• Feng Ye and Garp separated, then exchanged a rapid series of punches across the plaza.
• Garp felt Feng Ye’s enormous bursts of Armament Haki and realized the kid was a monster.

Feng Ye fought Garp at Marine Headquarters and strengthened his Armament Haki through their exchanges. As Garp began to fall back, Kong and Sengoku joined him in a three-way attack on Feng Ye.

• Feng Ye and Garp traded hundreds of blows while the shockwaves drove weaker Marines away from the battlefield.
• Kizaru's laser failed to damage the Six Red Sun Array protecting Robin, and Sengoku ordered the Marines to focus on Feng Ye.
• Feng Ye's Armament Haki grew denser as he fought, and Garp recognized that it was rapidly improving.
• Feng Ye pressed forward and began suppressing Garp, shocking the Marines and Fleet Admiral Kong.
• Kong told Sengoku to stop Feng Ye from honing his Haki, then joined Garp and Sengoku in attacking Feng Ye from three directions.

Feng Ye fought off the Marine Headquarters’ strongest forces, turning aside the attacks of Kong, Sengoku, Garp, Kizaru, and Aokiji. He left the Marines’ top fighters driven back and the fortress badly damaged.

• Feng Ye used Consecutive Normal Punch to send Garp crashing into the Marine Headquarters fortress, then struck Kong and blocked Sengoku’s shockwave with Shinra Tensei.
• Feng Ye told Sengoku he was only a little stronger, and Kong, Sengoku, Garp, Kizaru, and Aokiji launched another coordinated attack.
• Feng Ye blasted Kong away with an Air Cannon, punched Sengoku back, stopped Aokiji’s ice with a stomp, and caused Kizaru’s laser to explode before reaching him.
• Feng Ye met Garp’s punch with a stronger blow and sent him through the Marine Headquarters fortress into the town beyond it.

Feng Ye overwhelmed Sengoku and Kizaru at Marine Headquarters, then revealed a blue Chakra technique that caused a colossal rock to descend from the sky. The chapter ended with the Marines staring up at the falling mass as Feng Ye prepared to leave with Robin.

• Feng Ye drove Sengoku into the ground with a crushing punch.
• Kizaru tried to kick Feng Ye from behind, but Feng Ye vanished, grabbed him, and hurled him into Sengoku.
• Feng Ye faced Kong, Aokiji, and the other Marines, then decided the battle had done little more to temper his Haki.
• Feng Ye formed a blue Chakra skeleton, descended beside Robin, and withdrew the Six Red Sun Array.
• Kong, Aokiji, Sengoku, Kizaru, and the others saw an enormous rock descend from the clouds toward Marine Headquarters.

Feng Ye summoned two enormous meteors that destroyed Marine Headquarters at Marineford, then escaped by boat with Robin. The Marines rebuilt their headquarters at the G-1 Branch, while Feng Ye’s name spread across the seas.

• Kong ordered Marines below vice admiral to evacuate as a gigantic meteor descended toward Marine Headquarters.
• Aokiji, Kong, Garp, Sengoku, and the other officers worked together to slow the meteor, and Aokiji froze it above the island.
• Feng Ye told the Marines there was a second meteor, which crashed into the frozen first one and shattered its supports.
• The two meteors struck Marine Headquarters, destroying Marineford as Feng Ye and Robin escaped by boat.
• The Marines moved their headquarters to the G-1 Branch, and rumors about Feng Ye’s attack spread throughout the Grand Line.

Feng Ye escaped Marine Headquarters with Robin after crushing the Marines’ resistance and burying the base beneath two meteors. The Five Elders learned that Kong, Garp, and Sengoku could not pursue him, leaving them stunned by the scale of his attack.

• Feng Ye told Robin he was only an ordinary human and a Traveler as their ship carried them away from Marine Headquarters.
• The Five Elders discussed Kaido’s clash with the Whitebeard Pirates and considered granting a few pirates legal authority to plunder to maintain balance.
• The Five Elders decided to observe the New World and Feng Ye’s influence before changing their policy.
• A World Government official reported that Feng Ye had invaded Marine Headquarters, prompting the Five Elders to order his arrest.
• The official revealed that Feng Ye had summoned two meteors that destroyed Marine Headquarters and wounded Kong, Garp, and Sengoku, leaving the Five Elders speechless.

Feng Ye and Robin returned to Sabaody Archipelago after Feng Ye visited Marine Headquarters and escaped the Navy. News then reached the tavern that Marineford had been destroyed by two meteors, leaving Rayleigh and Shakky to realize what Feng Ye had done.

• Rayleigh and Shakky discussed Feng Ye's trip to Marine Headquarters while they waited for news.
• Feng Ye and Robin returned unharmed, and Feng Ye told Rayleigh he had gone to Marine Headquarters but had not stayed long.
• Feng Ye took Robin upstairs, while Rayleigh and Shakky speculated about his strength and influence.
• A pirate reported that two meteors had struck Marineford and reduced it to ruins.
• Rayleigh and Shakky exchanged silent looks as the tavern fell quiet.

Feng Ye and Robin left Shakky’s bar and encountered a Celestial Dragon abusing a slave on Sabaody Archipelago. Feng Ye watched the scene with disgust and considered the Celestial Dragons’ place at the top of the world.

• Feng Ye paid Shakky for their stay and said he would cross the Red Line rather than go to Fish-Man Island.
• Feng Ye and Robin left for their ship while bounty hunters recognized Robin and feared Feng Ye’s enormous bounty.
• The crowd knelt as a Celestial Dragon passed through the street riding a wounded slave.
• Feng Ye and Robin condemned the Celestial Dragon’s abuse, and Feng Ye said those who did not know pain had no right to stand above the world.

Feng Ye and Robin encountered Saint Kamal in Holy Land Mary Geoise, and Feng Ye killed him after Kamal tried to shoot him. Feng Ye then decided to explore the Holy Land, where Boa Hancock and her sisters were imprisoned beneath its luxurious surface.

• Kamal ordered his attendants to seize Feng Ye and Robin, but they recognized Feng Ye’s enormous bounty and backed away in fear.
• Feng Ye ignored Kamal and walked past him with Robin, prompting Kamal to aim his cane gun at him.
• Feng Ye glanced at Kamal, draining his life until he collapsed dead in the street.
• Robin reacted with surprise, and Feng Ye said Kamal did not deserve to live before deciding to stroll around Holy Land Mary Geoise.
• Beneath the Holy Land, Marygold, Sandersonia, and Boa Hancock huddled in a prison cell amid the slaves’ screams.

Twelve-year-old Hancock and her sisters endured captivity in Mary Geoise, where Roswald ordered them branded as slaves. Before the branding iron could touch Hancock, an unknown man released Conqueror’s Haki and appeared, introducing himself as Feng Ye.

• Hancock comforted Marygold and Sandersonia in their cage and promised they would escape.
• Roswald learned the three girls came from Amazon Lily and ordered the attendants to keep them well before having them branded.
• Female attendants dragged the sisters from their cage and restrained Hancock beside a brazier to brand her.
• A burst of Conqueror’s Haki knocked the attendants unconscious and caused the branding iron to fall.
• Hancock saw Feng Ye approach, and he called himself a traveler who carried different winds toward different futures.

Feng Ye freed Hancock and her sisters from their explosive collars and carved a passage out of the underground slave prison. He continued deeper into the prison, freeing enslaved people while refusing to help the imprisoned pirates.

• Hancock recognized that Feng Ye had knocked out the Celestial Dragons' attendants, and Marygold and Sandersonia took shelter beside her.
• Feng Ye crushed the collars around Hancock's, Marygold's, and Sandersonia's necks without detonating them.
• Feng Ye punched a passage hundreds of meters up to the surface and told the sisters to escape.
• Hancock thanked Feng Ye, then led her sisters toward the exit as other slaves called for help.
• Feng Ye used a Truth-Seeking Orb to break open nearby cages and destroy the slaves' collars, but refused a pirate's offer to become his subordinate.
• Feng Ye continued deeper into the prison, ignoring the pirates' pleas and saying they had lost their human rights when they became pirates.

Feng Ye’s rampage through the slave quarters threw Holy Land Mary Geoise into chaos as Hancock and her sisters fled into the forest. The Five Elders learned that Feng Ye had entered the Holy Land just as they decided to report his threat to Imu.

• Hancock, Sandersonia, and Marygold fled deeper into the forest, hoping to escape the Holy Land and worrying that Feng Ye might be in danger.
• The Five Elders learned that Feng Ye had killed the Celestial Dragon Kamal and discussed his multiple apparent abilities and the difficulty of capturing him.
• The Five Elders agreed that they should report Feng Ye’s threat to Imu.
• A messenger rushed into the conference room and told the Five Elders that Feng Ye had appeared in the Holy Land.

Feng Ye forced his way from Mary Geoise’s underground area into the Land of the Gods, overcoming its guards and soldiers without slowing down. He emerged among the Celestial Dragons and surveyed their luxurious home, leaving them furious and afraid.

• Feng Ye walked toward the Land of the Gods despite the Celestial Dragon guards warning him to stop.
• More than a hundred soldiers fired muskets at Feng Ye, but the bullets stopped in midair and rebounded into them.
• Saint Roswald and other Celestial Dragons demanded that guards arrest Feng Ye and complained that he was freeing their slaves.
• Guards charging down the stairs struck an invisible barrier and were hurled back, some crashing into the Celestial Dragons.
• Feng Ye climbed into the Land of the Gods, looked over its luxurious buildings and enslaved workers, and remarked on the Celestial Dragons’ indulgence.

Feng Ye confronted the Celestial Dragons, CP0, and three of the Five Elders at the Land of the Gods, denying that he wanted to destroy the world. As they demanded his purpose, he sent the slaves inside the Holy Land underground, leaving the Five Elders uneasy about what he would do next.

• Roswald accused Feng Ye of freeing the slaves and demanded that CP0 capture him, while the Celestial Dragons argued over who would claim him as a slave.
• The Captain-General of CP0 and several agents appeared to protect the Celestial Dragons, but Feng Ye repelled a sword slash without moving.
• Three of the Five Elders confronted Feng Ye and questioned why he had come, and he said he had no interest in destroying the world.
• Living soil split into hundreds of individuals and swallowed slaves throughout the Land of the Gods, carrying them underground toward the outside of the Holy Land.
• Feng Ye said he was sending away irrelevant people, and the Five Elders and CP0 held a tense standoff as the Five Elders sensed danger.

Feng Ye confronted the Five Elders and Celestial Dragons in Holy Land Mary Geoise, then rose above the city and unleashed Shinra Tensei. Hancock and her sisters watched from the Red Line as his blinding light spread across the Holy Land.

• Hancock, Marygold, and Sandersonia escaped to the edge of Holy Land Mary Geoise and searched for a way down from the Red Line.
• The Five Elders faced Feng Ye while the Celestial Dragons demanded that he be punished, and Feng Ye challenged their claim to be equal to the world.
• Feng Ye rose into the sky as the sword-bearing Five Elder attacked him, but a pitch-black Truth-Seeking Orb blocked the sword strikes.
• Feng Ye declared that the Celestial Dragons should feel the world's pain, then flew above Holy Land Mary Geoise and spread his hands.
• Feng Ye unleashed Six Paths, Shinra Tensei, filling the Holy Land with blinding light as Hancock and her sisters watched.

Feng Ye unleashed Six Paths-level Shinra Tensei, destroying Holy Land Mary Geoise and overwhelming the World Government’s defenders. As Hancock witnessed the ruins, Feng Ye’s power became an unforgettable light to her.

• Feng Ye unleashed Shinra Tensei, and the Five Elders, CP0, and other defenders failed to withstand its force.
• The blast flattened Holy Land Mary Geoise and swept its shattered buildings and debris to the edge of the Red Line.
• Hancock, Marygold, and Sandersonia watched in shock as rubble revealed a dead Celestial Dragon and the Holy Land vanished.
• Hancock climbed the ruins, saw that Mary Geoise had been completely destroyed, and looked toward Feng Ye as he descended.
• Feng Ye landed amid the wreckage, while the slaves who saw him regarded him as a god.