Chapter 264

Riding a waver deep into Upper Yard's forest, Pagaya, Conis, and a shivering Aisa hunt for the Going Merry, the girl's strange power guiding them even as the fading voices around her leave her terrified. Aboard the ship, Gan Fall buckles on his armor and flies off with Pierre to confront Enel, leaving an anxious Nami to tend the unconscious Sanji and Usopp. The Skypiean trio soon reaches her, and after a tense standoff Pagaya stresses the urgent need to retreat to the white sea.

In another corner of the woods, Nico Robin trades blows with Commander Yama, narrowly avoiding being crushed while noticing ancient script carved into a nearby slab. Elsewhere, Kamakiri leads a fresh wave of Shandia against Enel, who shrugs off every strike, even a spear driven clean through his skull. Declaring himself thunder made flesh, Enel announces the warrior's five minutes are spent and unleashes a million volts, reducing Kamakiri to ash.

Enel's Logia ability over lightning is laid bare as he effortlessly executes Kamakiri, whose final act is a desperate shout warning Wyper that the reject dial will accomplish nothing. The stray current surges through the forest's river cloud and knocks out roughly twenty of God's Army's own enforcers, a casualty their master barely acknowledges. By the two-hour mark of the survival game, fifty-six contestants have already fallen, leaving twenty-five still standing: thirteen of God's Army, seven Shandia, and five Straw Hats.

The chapter formally reveals that Enel's strength stems from a Devil Fruit, granting him command over electricity. The cover features Usopp and four mice in Alpine folk dress raiding a pantry, one rodent wearing his sock as a hat. The story belongs to the Skypiea Arc.