Chapter Summaries

Brian described how Shalltear Bloodfallen had crushed his confidence, and Louise’s group used the four Void Mages, their Familiars, the Founder's Sacred Treasures, and a Philosopher’s Stone to revive Brimir. Brimir appeared above the island, then vanished before anyone could stop him, while Laskey declared the mission complete and ordered a withdrawal.

• Tiffania comforted Brian, who explained that Shalltear Bloodfallen had overwhelmed him with a single fingernail and made him believe humans were a lesser species.
• Brian recovered and agreed to cooperate, while Joseph and the others learned that Shalltear was a Vampire.
• Louise and the other Void Mages prepared to cast the ultimate Void Magic, using a Philosopher’s Stone that would bind the revived Brimir to Imu as a subordinate god.
• Louise recited the incantation, and the four Void Mages, their Familiars, the Founder's Sacred Treasures, and the Philosopher’s Stone released light that engulfed the floating island for four minutes.
• Brimir appeared above the island as a young man, then vanished in a streak of white light.
• Night Monkey reported that Brimir had escaped, but Laskey said the mission was complete and ordered the team to withdraw.

Brimir faced Garp’s test of strength in an alternate space, where he struggled against Garp’s speed, power, and resistance to magic. The fight reached a clash between Garp’s pulverizing punch and Brimir’s Disintegration spell.

• Imu told Brimir that failing his test would mean death, and Garp immediately attacked him in the alternate space.
• Brimir blocked Garp’s first punch with Void Magic, but Garp’s Colorless Haki-powered strikes cracked the barrier.
• Brimir used Explosion and teleportation to evade and counter Garp, while his other spells failed against Garp’s resistance to magic.
• Brimir unleashed Disintegration at Garp, who met the spell with a punch coated in silvery-gray radiance.
• The collision between Garp’s pulverization and Brimir’s Disintegration tore savage fractures through the emerald space.

Imu appointed Brimir a Star Temple member and the God of Void after ending his fight with Garp. Brimir secured a request for Louise and Saito Hiraga to share a cell and promised to earn merits toward their release, then received permission to resurrect Sasha under conditions protecting the World Government’s elemental spirits.

• Imu stopped the battle between Brimir and Garp, judged Brimir’s strength, and appointed him a Star Temple member titled God of Void.
• Brimir asked Imu to place Louise and Saito Hiraga in the same cell and let him reduce their sentences through future service.
• Brimir explained why he would not ask for Louise’s release, and Imu approved his request.
• Brimir asked to resurrect Sasha, and Imu allowed it on the condition that the four elemental spirits owned by the World Government remained unharmed.

Brimir offered Igjistansia’s pink celestial body, a giant Elf Stone, to Imu in exchange for saving the world’s people. Imu discovered the crystal moon could be moved to Sea Star, persuaded it to cooperate, and began shrinking it with the Space Fruit ability.

• Brimir revealed that the pink celestial body was the source of Igjistansia’s magic and offered it to Imu, asking him to transfer Albion Sky Island and save the people from the God of Void.
• Imu told Brimir that the Five Elders would study moving Albion Sky Island, then sent him and Garp away.
• Imu traveled alone to the pink moon and found that it was a living, conscious crystal roughly one thousand kilometers across.
• Imu sent the crystal images and information about Sea Star and the God of Void, and it agreed to be moved.
• Imu enveloped the crystal in a ROOM and repeatedly shrank it with his will.

Kaido returned to Sea Star and responded to the appearance of a new satellite, Igu, before Imu empowered it with Erland’s Divine Philosopher’s Stone. Igu took human form, gained divinity, and was appointed Moon Witch and guardian of the Satellite Orbital Defense System.

• Kaido returned to the lunar base, where he ordered Level One combat readiness after a glowing crimson sphere appeared in space.
• Imu identified the sphere as Igu, Sea Star’s ninth satellite, and told Kaido it could protect itself.
• Imu gave Igu the Divine Philosopher’s Stone made from Erland’s soul, and the satellite transformed in a brilliant light.
• Igu appeared in Erland’s likeness, introduced herself as Igu, and showed Imu her Divine Power.
• Imu appointed Igu to the Star Temple as Moon Witch and tasked her with guiding Sea Star’s magical system.

Imu informed the Five Elders that he had taken control of the Underworld, brought Yoru to Sea Star, and was making other worlds resemble it. The Five Elders struggled to absorb the scale of his power, while the chapter ended with an unrelated comment about recovery and insomnia.

• Imu summoned the Five Elders and announced that he had established Enma's Underworld and placed the dead of conquered worlds under the World Government.
• Imu ordered the Five Elders to publicize that all people remained under the World Government's control after death, and explained how Celestial Dragons would be judged and reincarnated.
• Imu showed the Five Elders the Celestial Dragon Divine Realm, where those who declined reincarnation could serve him as heroic spirits.
• Imu told the Five Elders that Yoru, the former source of magic in the Zero Magic World, was now Sea Star's second moon and that magic would eventually spread across the planet.
• Imu explained that the Giant World was becoming more like Sea Star and that he would next guide the Teigu World through the same process.
• The narrator remarked on recovering from illness and asked what to do about insomnia.

Imu informed the Five Elders about the Underworld, the Celestial Dragon Divine Realm, and his plans, prompting them to consider revealing him publicly as a god. Back in the Teigu World, Imu watched Brimir resurrect Sasha and discovered that Tiffania’s new familiar came from the world of Overlord, which he chose to leave alone for now.

• Imu told the Five Elders about Nerona Enma, his adopted daughter and subordinate, and ordered them to transfer the Wind Stone Veins from the Zero Magic World to the Sea Star World.
• After Imu vanished, the Five Elders discussed publicly revealing him as a god and considered creating a religion, but Warcury said they needed Imu’s explicit instructions.
• Imu watched Brimir return to Louise, Saito Hiraga, and the others, who chose to return to Level 6 Infinite Hell until their imprisoned companions could be rescued.
• Brimir used Void Magic to restore Sasha’s soul and give her a living body, and Imu was pleased to see Brimir embrace her.
• Imu recognized Tiffania’s new familiar, Brian Anglaus, as a man from the Overlord world and decided to postpone dealing with Ainz Ooal Gown and his powerful items.

Colonel Eisenhower told Tyuule that the World Government would destroy the Empire and relocate the War Rabbit Tribe to Sea Star Homeworld. The orders were publicized across the Imperial Capital as the Empire’s people prepared for an announced world-ending crisis and mass migration.

• Colonel Eisenhower explained that the Empire’s imperial family would be publicly executed, its nobles demoted, and most of their assets confiscated, prompting Tyuule to celebrate the revenge for her people.
• Tyuule swore the War Rabbit Tribe’s loyalty to the World Government, and Colonel Eisenhower told her to make that pledge to its officials.
• Colonel Eisenhower explained that the War Rabbit Tribe and several other races would be sent to Sea Star Homeworld, and Tyuule accepted her people’s new official name.
• Colonel Eisenhower said the world-ending crisis would be revealed during the executions and described Sea Star as the World Government’s homeworld.
• Soldiers posted notices about the crisis and mass migration throughout the Imperial Capital, while Auxiliary Corps units publicized the orders across the continent.

A hosted World Government envoys in occupied Rondel, where they proposed moving the mages to Sea Star and joining the government. Magnus rejected the offer and invoked Rondel’s eleven main gods, prompting the visitors to prepare recordings that might change the negotiations.

• A’s ninja forces controlled Rondel, while Magnus and two surviving elders remained under curse-seal restraints.
• Deputy Minister Benson and Joseph Orleans arrived with Cipher Pol-No.1, and A escorted them to the assembly hall.
• Joseph surveyed Rondel’s magic and reflected on its differences from the Zero Magic World’s magic system.
• Benson proposed relocating Rondel’s mages to Sea Star, but Magnus condemned the invasion and refused to accept the proposal.
• Magnus warned the visitors that Rondel had eleven main gods, so Joseph suggested showing him recordings before negotiations continued.

Deputy Minister Benson showed Sage Magnus and the magicians of Rondel that the World Government had defeated the eleven chief gods and revealed that the Mist of Void would eventually consume Falmart. Magnus agreed to help relocate the continent’s people and asked that Sage Mimosa and her students be released.

• Deputy Minister Benson told Sage Magnus, Elder Cotton, and Elder Hart that the World Government had captured the eleven chief gods, including Omora, Sylph, and Erland.
• Sage Magnus refused to join the World Government, so Benson warned that Rondel’s residents would not be saved unless Magnus cooperated.
• President Joseph showed the magicians footage of the Mist of Void consuming the world and explained that the gods had hidden the coming disaster to preserve their power of faith.
• Enraged by the gods’ deception, Sage Magnus agreed to assist with relocating Falmart’s inhabitants and requested the release of Sage Mimosa and her students.
• Benson said he could submit Magnus’s request but could not promise it would be granted.

The World Government began relocating Rondel’s mages and magical resources while the Otherworld Strategy Committee struggled to find somewhere to resettle the many races of Falmart. Samuel proposed using uninhabited cities in the Giant World’s Absolute Freedom Zone, leaving the committee to consider the idea.

• Joseph opened a World Gate between Rondel Grand Hall and Arnus Hill to help move Rondel’s valuable research materials and equipment.
• The World Government sent officials to negotiate with the Dwarf Kingdom, whose people were numerous and skilled in forging and Rune Inscription Technique.
• Fernandez and the other committee leaders debated where to relocate Falmart’s many inhabitants, ruling out Sea Star, the Nuclear World, the Zero Magic World, the Teigu World, and the Shinobi World.
• Samuel suggested resettling people in uninhabited cities in the Giant World’s Absolute Freedom Zone.

Imu reviewed a proposal to relocate millions of people from the Falmart World and all residents of the Zero Magic World to the Giant World, whose population had collapsed after six years of freedom and violence. He approved the plan in principle, then noticed that the report also mentioned Historia.

• Imu observed the ninja schools and noted that Kakashi, Guy, and Nagato had entered specialized high schools as child geniuses.
• The Otherworld Strategy Committee proposed resettling people from the Falmart World and the Zero Magic World in abandoned Giant World cities and asked how they should coexist with locals.
• Imu examined the population data and saw that Marley had fewer than twenty million people remaining after six years of slaughter, hardship, and disease.
• The World Government sent dissatisfied workers from the Demon Slayer World and Kabane World to the Giant World, while planning to offer Kabane World residents entertainment and group tours.
• The committee suggested sending willing farming families from the Falmart World and Zero Magic World to the Kabane World, and Imu approved the idea.
• Imu noticed Historia's name in the report and began reading that section more carefully.

Mozambique’s residents built a functioning community without formal leaders, while trade with Historia’s people made the port grow. Imu chose to treat the city as a social experiment, approved relocating Falmart’s people to the southern Aconcagua Continent, and considered how to place the Dwarves and their best smiths.

• People from the surrounding region gathered in Mozambique and cooperated to build homes, fish, raise animals, and teach children without creating a formal organization.
• Trade and visits between Mozambique’s residents and the Eldians on Paradis Island increased the city’s supplies and population, while CIPHER POL-No.7 documented Historia’s discreet support and reported it to Imu.
• Imu decided not to punish Historia or destroy Mozambique, instead considering whether the city could serve as an experimental community.
• Imu approved the Otherworld Strategy Committee’s plan to relocate Falmart’s people to the southern Aconcagua Continent, near but separated from the Kabane processing plant.
• Imu questioned whether magic power would develop in Giant World and Teigu World, ordered the Magic Association to monitor all three worlds, and planned for selected Dwarven blacksmiths and their families to move to Famous Blade Town on Wano Island.

The World Government began integrating the Nuclear World through legal and currency reforms, then held a ceremony honoring military achievements from its campaigns. Alexander announced that the Auxiliary Corps would be renamed the Astral Legion on March 1st, while decorated commanders and fighters received medals, titles, and rewards.

• The Nuclear World's representatives surrendered and applied to join the World Government, which imposed its laws and began replacing national currencies with Beli.
• Alexander announced General John Joseph Pershing's awards, including the First-Class Astral Legion Merit Medal, Sea Star citizenship, a baron title, land, and a one hundred million Beli bonus.
• Alexander revealed that the Auxiliary Corps would be renamed the Astral Legion during reforms scheduled for March 1st, and Pershing decorated Erwin Rommel and Ferdinand Scherner for their service in Falmart World.
• Tengen Uzui and Zephyr presented bravery awards to A and Major General Budo, while Uchiha Kejiu received a ninja merit medal and Old A received the Wave Cross War Medal.
• Kong awarded Madara Uchiha and Hashirama Senju commendations, Purple Star Medals, and viscount titles for defeating four goddesses, while the chapter outlined the higher rewards reserved for defeating top combat-power targets.

Im considered how to use the remaining divine souls and decided to create a Dark Clone to manage routine tasks and inherit his Lord of the Underworld divine office and power of faith. He began exploring how to build it, including whether his own shadow could serve as its soul.

• Im examined the expanded Heavenly Dragon Realm and reviewed how he had used Zfumut, Hanti, and Palapan's divine souls.
• Im planned uses for the remaining divine souls, including a Star God Scroll, a protective divine artifact, and gifts for Borsalino and Dragon.
• Im decided that a clone could handle trivial matters and absorb the power of faith while he focused on mastering space, Colorless Haki, and swordsmanship.
• Im considered using Shadow Clone and Wood Clone techniques, but worried that separating part of his soul could leave him vulnerable to illusions.
• Im proposed building a Dark Clone around Omora's divine soul crystal and wondered whether his own shadow could serve as its soul.

Louise and Saito Hiraga received reduced sentences, while Rondel’s mages and residents began new lives under World Government control. At Army Headquarters, Marshal Raymond revealed that Bullet could lose his Devil Fruit power by dying and being resurrected, then asked whether he trusted the World Government.

• Louise and Saito Hiraga were sentenced to ten years in Impel Down, while Mimosa Sage, Dr. Shafali, Dr. Mormont, and Kirche received ten years of house arrest at the Mage Association.
• The World Government chose RL1001 beside Reverse Mountain for New Rondel City, and Marshall D. Teach led the construction team while struggling with being assigned to construction instead of the military.
• Douglas Bullet returned to Army Headquarters, where Marshal Raymond explained that the World Government had taken control of the Underworld after driving away King Enma.
• Raymond told Bullet that he could remove the Clank-Clank Fruit by dying and being resurrected, then asked whether he trusted the World Government.

Douglas Bullet agreed to die so the World Government could remove his Devil Fruit, trusting that it would revive him. After arriving in the Underworld, he delayed his revival and ran off to explore, leaving Hagoromo Ōtsutsuki to warn Yellow Springs City.

• Bullet told Raymond that he trusted his own value, not the World Government, and agreed to die to remove his Devil Fruit.
• At Impel Down, Redfield killed Bullet with a swift strike so the Clank-Clank Fruit could reincarnate in one of the waiting fruits.
• Hagoromo Ōtsutsuki met Bullet in the Underworld, but Bullet asked to be revived after twenty-four hours and wanted to explore Yellow Springs City.
• After Hagoromo Ōtsutsuki left to report Bullet's request to Imu, Bullet ran off to explore the Underworld on his own.
• Hagoromo Ōtsutsuki returned, found Bullet gone, and headed to Yellow Springs City to warn the Yellow Springs Hell Martial God at Enma Palace.

Douglas Bullet encountered Netherworld Police officers who had been expelled from Mountain City after confronting the Demon King Mountain Hag over Yellow Springs water and World Government law. After learning that the Underworld Army was too occupied with other threats to intervene, Bullet recruited Sabito to take him back to the city and challenge its Demon Kings.

• Bullet sensed four auras and blasted toward them, landing among twelve Netherworld Police officers led by Sabito.
• Sabito and the officers explained that Mountain Hag had driven them out after they demanded that the Demon Kings follow the law and provide residents with Yellow Springs water.
• Sabito described the Underworld Army's campaigns across other Underworlds and its ongoing standoff with Destaguru in the Teigu Underworld.
• Bullet decided to clean up the Sea Star Underworld's Demon Kings and asked Sabito to guide him to Mountain City.
• Sabito agreed, and Bullet carried him on his shoulder as he launched toward Mountain City.

Enma Court struggled to manage its expanding Underworlds while Bullet rampaged through the Sea Star Underworld, and Little Enma asked Imu for more high-level support. Imu offered ways to strengthen her forces and accepted her Frost Dragon as a possible vessel for his planned avatar.

• Enma allowed Bullet to massacre Oni Kings while Hagoromo Ōtsutsuki planned to remind him that his resurrection talisman would expire.
• Imu prepared for the possible loss of Zero Magic World and Nuclear World as the World Government relocated Nuclear World's people, technology, and military resources.
• Little Enma explained that Enma Court lacked manpower to manage six Underworlds and asked Imu to let Bullet remain as an Underworld Army admiral.
• Imu suggested replacing Mars's mind with a suitable candidate and advised Little Enma to train Yoriichi Tsugikuni and Tatsumi for admiral-level roles.
• Little Enma gave Imu a Frost Dragon made from Ming Sea Black Ice and Hellfire, which he took into the Heavenly Dragon Realm as a potential avatar vessel.

The World Government reformed the Auxiliary Corps into the Astral Legion, granting it access to military merit exchanges and dividing it into four deployment grades. The meeting also addressed the Main Battle Legion’s future role, the Navy and Air Force merger, and the newly opened Star Gate, which would be investigated before any further action.

• Bullet refused Enma’s offer to serve as an Underworld Army admiral, taught Sabito advanced Armament Haki techniques, and was revived by Hagoromo Ōtsutsuki with an Immortal Talisman; he awoke without his Devil Fruit power.
• Kong announced that the Auxiliary Corps would become the Astral Legion on March 1, sharing the Main Battle Legion’s Secret Treasure Exchange Rights and Twenty-Level Military Merit Peerage System.
• Kong proposed four Astral Legion grades, with soldiers and officers able to compete for advancement through a military-wide combat assessment held every three years.
• Bullet questioned whether the reforms would deprive the Main Battle Legion of military merit, and Kong explained that it would handle threats in Sea Star’s home universe while the Astral Legion took on Star Gate worlds.
• Kong announced the merger of the Navy and Air Force, leaving the Main Battle Legion with six admirals each in the Army and Navy.
• Kong revealed that this year’s Star Gate had already been opened and investigated by ninjas, but the leadership would focus on intelligence gathering before proceeding.