
Chapter 1136, "The Land That Awaits the Sun," deepens the lore of Nika and Loki. Luffy, Zoro, and Nami have Road ferry them to Loki for word of Shanks, while the Knights of God try and fail to recruit the chained prince.
Luffy savors the moose meat Hajrudin hunted as Jarul praises the catch. The elder tells Luffy that humans rarely reach Elbaph's Sun World, usually fleeing the Underworld's beasts in terror. Usopp boasts of beating Oars, a giant legend, while the giants marvel at Jinbe's skin and Brook's living skeleton. Sanji swoons over the giant women, who dub him a cutie. Nami is surprised so few giants sail, just as Gerd forces Road to apologize, Road oddly enjoying the abuse. Zoro warns that without Usopp, Road would be dead, and even Gerd grants Zoro leave to kill him for any repeat.
Road claims he only chased the shared dream of becoming the Sun God and ruling the world, sparking a brawl as giants argue whether the Sun God is liberator, destroyer, or trickster. Jarul explains Elbaph's scripture, Harley, can no longer be fully translated, but it records the world being destroyed twice, each time linked to Nika, whose arrival heralds great change and so terrifies those in power. Luffy connects this to Bonney's words on Egghead and to being called Nika in Gear Fifth, without yet grasping the tie to his Devil Fruit. The giants recount Loki's cursed life: prophesied to kill his father, he slew the lucky horse as an infant, made the Underworld his playground, and ultimately murdered Harald, with Shanks halting his rampage six years ago.
Zoro pulls Luffy aside, learns of the Loki meeting, and doubts the prince, but Luffy insists on confirming whether Loki truly knows where Shanks is, vowing to thrash him if it is a lie. Nami joins to navigate, gleefully making the lightning-cowed Road her servant and eyeing the castle's treasure. In the Underworld, the hooded pair, members of the Knights of God, try to recruit Loki, who refuses to serve people he likens to World Nobles. The woman, Gunko, effortlessly hoists a giant wolf by unraveling her clothes into bands, but Loki tells the beast to die in peace, vowing to turn his grief and rage into the world's destruction.
Zoro and Nami agree to help Luffy obtain the keys to Loki's restraints, revealing Luffy's deal: Loki will share everything about Shanks in exchange for freedom. The cloaked intruders are confirmed as members of the Knights of God, the woman named Gunko, and their offer for Loki to join is rejected over the group's World Noble status. The lore of Nika and the scripture Harley is expanded.
Jarul recounts that Loki's birth coincided with Big Mom accidentally killing the queen Jorul, after which Elbaph suffered disasters, layering tragedy onto the prince's legend. The cover continues the Yamato pilgrimage serial with a mysterious base deep in Udon.
In Chapter 1136, Jarul explains that the scripture Harley records the world being destroyed twice, both times linked to the appearance of Nika, whose arrival terrifies those in power.
Chapter 1136 recounts that Loki was prophesied to kill his father, and after a life shaped by that curse he ultimately murdered Harald, a rampage that Shanks halted six years earlier.
Chapter 1136 confirms the hooded pair trying to recruit the chained Loki as members of the Knights of God, one of them a woman named Gunko who lifts a giant wolf using her Devil Fruit power.
In Chapter 1136, Loki rejects the Knights of God's offer because he likens them to the World Nobles, whom he despises.
Chapter 1136 reveals that Luffy has agreed to help free Loki from his restraints in exchange for everything Loki knows about Shanks.
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