Mjosgard promises to protect Shirahoshi during the Levely.
The Five Elders kneel before Im, requesting that the figure share with them the name of the "light" that needs to be extinguished from history. Carrying a picture of Vivi, Im heads to the Empty Throne, which this individual sits on. Im heads out, leaving behind the torn-up bounty posters of Luffy and Blackbeard as well as a picture of Shirahoshi with a sword plunged into it. Inside the Room of Flowers, an attendant tells Im that everyone has arrived. With many big things happening in the past two years, the elders state that the balance cannot be maintained forever and that a great cleansing may be needed. They say that Cobra has requested a meeting with them during Levely, noting that his family are traitors for remaining on the surface world during the founding of the World Government and hoping that he would not bring up a complicated matter. Elsewhere, the Five Elders walk down a hall. Ham Burger, who has been appointed the chairman of the Levely for this year, calls everyone to order as they prepare to discuss the matters of the world. They file in and chatter about Luffy's actions towards Big Mom and Kaidou. In Pangaea Castle, the royals gather in the conference room to begin the Levely. Sabo says that if they are going to rescue him, then there will only be two possible outcomes: success or death. Karasu points out that Kuma would not return to his old self even if they do rescue him, and Lindbergh reflects that Kuma being enslaved despite formerly being a king of a nation affiliated with the World Government is a message that the power of a person is irrelevant when they defy the World Noble "gods". Meanwhile, Morley, Lindbergh, and Karasu try to prevent Sabo from getting worked up about Kuma as they hide in a cave created by Morley under the World Nobles' domain. Bonney sheds a tear for Kuma, calling the World Nobles' treatment of him unforgivable. Rosward demonstrates how he can do whatever he likes to Kuma without the Shichibukai ever weakening, and a short distance away, Connie is shocked to see Kuma already as she transforms into her real self, Jewelry Bonney. Rosward remarks about how unusual Mjosgard's lifestyle is, and Charlos notices with excitement that his father got to rent the Shichibukai and former king of the Sorbet Kingdom Bartholomew Kuma as his slave steed. Rosward waits for his son on the other side, and when the guards open the gate to let Charlos through, Connie dashes through it without anyone noticing. She is stopped by the guards at the gate when the injured Charlos is carried in. He replies that he is currently meeting with Fujitora and Riku Doldo III after receiving a letter from the Marine admiral.Ĭonnie, the queen dowager of the Sorbet Kingdom, goes to the Celestial Dragon Gate which leads to the World Nobles' domain. Pell apologizes to Vivi for not being at her side during the incident, and she asks him where her father is. Leo asks if they can beat up anyone who threatens the princess, and Mjosgard agrees to take responsibility if that happens. Mansherry heals the bruises that Shirahoshi received and Neptune thanks Mjosgard for his actions, and Mjosgard promises to protect Shirahoshi for the duration of the Levely. The Socializing Plaza has quieted down after Charlos' attempt to kidnap Shirahoshi. The elders request that Im reveals the "light" that needs to be extinguished from history. Meanwhile, the Five Elders talk about the necessity of a cleansing of the world as they head to the Empty Throne, upon which sits Im. The Levely begins, and the royals begin their conference. The infiltrating revolutionaries have seen this as well and they plan to rescue Kuma. Meanwhile, Jewelry Bonney infiltrates the World Nobles' domain, where she discovers Bartholomew Kuma being used as Rosward's slave. Orlumbus writes a piracy plan in his quarters.Īfter Charlos was taken away, Mjosgard promises to protect Shirahoshi during the Levely. 38: Orlumbus Arc - "At 3:00PM - Drafting a piracy plan". The Stories of the Self-Proclaimed Straw Hat Grand Fleet Vol.
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