Chapter 300: Symphony

Within Shandora's ruins, both peoples gather their strength to head home and restore what Enel laid waste. Raki wonders aloud whether Aisa fretted over her treasure, and the girl waves it off as trivial. Sanji and Zoro debate caring for Wyper, Zoro maintaining that the man is an honorable fighter who deserves treatment, and Aisa asks Chopper to look after him. The Skypieans gather every surviving priest and exile them onto a desert cloud. Gan Fall, meanwhile, leaves Pierre in the Straw Hats' company and urges the bird to rest.

Luffy returns with Conis and Nami and a haul of food taken from the priests' stores, explaining he came down by Gomu Gomu Balloon. Asked about Conis's father, she admits Pagaya shielded her from Enel's blow, yet the man himself then appears unharmed, rescued after dropping into the White Sea. He reports that the people who fled toward Clouds End are now coming back, and with Angel Island wrecked, all are converging on God's Island. Gan Fall refuses the title of God, releases captives held six years, and worries alongside the Shandia Chief whether four centuries of bloodshed can truly close. Enel, unbowed, proclaims no god can be slain and that he alone merits the moon, then climbs aboard the Maxim to leave.

The priests are cast out, Pagaya endures Enel's attack, and the Shandia Chief lays out the war's roots for a recovering Wyper, telling him nobody wishes the fighting to go on. Enel departs on the Maxim toward the moon. A celebration over the four-century feud finally drawing to its conclusion between the two peoples closes the chapter. The word Symphony denotes a long, multi-movement orchestral composition. Brought to the screen in Episode 193.