Chapter 114: The Course

Having seen Igaram's vessel blown apart, Luffy yanks a sleeping Sanji and Usopp awake and hauls them from the Whisky Peak bar while Zoro readies the Going Merry. Vivi worries about leaving Karoo behind, then spots the duck already aboard, and the crew pushes off. A stranger surfaces from the blast that claimed Igaram's ship, and once the Merry sails, that figure proves to be Miss All Sunday, Crocodile's partner and the vice president of Baroque Works. Vivi realizes the woman deliberately let herself be tailed and likely exposed the princess to Crocodile in the first place.

As tempers flare, Sanji and Usopp level a gun and a slingshot at her, but she calmly flips them both with her Devil Fruit. Lifting Luffy's straw hat, she lays out the Log Pose's next stop, Little Garden, an island so perilous that even Baroque Works avoids it, and hands over an Eternal Pose routing them safely elsewhere, leaving the choice to them. Luffy crushes the device in his fist, declaring she has no say in their heading and that he loathes her for the bombing. She departs atop her giant turtle Banchi, and the crew sails on toward Little Garden.

Miss All Sunday makes her debut, hinted to wield a Devil Fruit and to be the one who destroyed Igaram's ship. She presents the Straw Hats an Eternal Pose to a safer island, but Luffy shatters it and commits the crew to the next Log Pose destination, Little Garden. This installment ends the Whisky Peak Arc.

Trivia from the chapter highlights a rare moment of Sanji aiming a firearm at Miss All Sunday, one of the few times he attacks with anything besides his legs and the only instance of him threatening a woman, before his chivalry reasserts itself once he sees her face. The cover continues the Koby-Meppo diary, showing the pair scrubbing floors as chore boys at Marine Headquarters while their superiors lounge. The chapter sits within the Whisky Peak Arc.