Chapter 1182

Even after blasting Imu away, Loki finds it hard to track an opponent who grows so enormous. Imu, coughing violently, brands the returned dragon a traitor and notes that snowfall has always signaled Nidhöggr's bond with Ragnir, now confirmed to be a Devil Fruit eater carrying the Risu Risu no Mi, Model: Ratatoskr. The weapon, enraged, joins Loki in a combined Ragna Go-Arrow of lightning and snow, which Imu answers with Tzitzimitl, a storm of black fireballs that sets the forest below alight. Watching from a distance, Bonney calls the spectacle terrifying while Lilith, now her guardian, puzzles over Imu's place as commander of the Knights of God despite not sitting among the Five Elders.

Sanji forces himself back into action, recalling how Killingham vowed to finish kidnapping Elbaph's children, and vows to spare the country Luffy and Usopp love from such a fate. At the Owl Library, Robin and Saul uncover a hidden tunnel and a secret room where Biblo stashed every book. Chopper, treating the giants at the Western Village, reattaches Gerd's severed fingertips and warns the recovery will be slow. Sommers, empowered by Imu's Omen, hauls in another giant ship and gives the giants five minutes to surrender the children. Killingham confesses he accidentally manifested a monster shaped like his own greatest fear, the rain god Zaza, and orders it to flood the village and seize the children with an arm of water.

Killingham explains that because Mary Geoise sits above the rain clouds, downpours terrify the World Nobles, leaving rain, Nika, and the D. Clan among the few things that frighten them. Sommers reveals Imu cannot endure long outside the Holy Land, underscoring how vital this mission is, and reports that Gunko has likely perished. Zoro and Sanji cross paths heading opposite directions, each trusting the other to handle the Knights of God. The cover, by Toshika Zoo, shows Issho enjoying udon made by a fox and a tanuki. A drawing error depicts Killingham holding Imu's weapon on the final page.