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Adventure in the City on the Water

Manga ChapterCh. 324

The crew spreads out across the canals of Water 7. The errand party rents aquatic bulls and tours the bustling markets, while Zoro, left behind to mind the ship on his own, is abruptly set upon by a band of mysterious intruders.

Cover Story: Gedatsu's Accidental Blue-Sea Life, Vol. 10
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Summary

Walking toward the city, Luffy, Nami, and Usopp judge it wiser to hit the exchange before lugging their gold cart any further. A rental shop catches their eye, and the proprietor lays out three kinds of bull: the Yagara, the Rabuka, and the King. Once he learns the trio simply trailed the Log Pose here, he describes how the bulls fill the role of horses in daily life, ferrying citizens about and strong enough to haul nearly any cargo, gold included. Realizing they truly carry a fortune, he comically jacks up his fee, then steers them toward the better-funded exchange in the center of town.

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Key Events

Handed a map, the three send their Yagara Bulls racing uphill and through clever shortcuts that show off the animals' intelligence. At the market they pass a bigger bull ferrying masked riders, and Luffy's mount steers him to a stall of soft Mizu Mizu Meat, of which he buys ten servings. Nami clocks the many masked locals but turns back to the map as they ride into the Aquatic Elevator, where rising water carries them up toward the city's core. Meanwhile, back at the Going Merry, Zoro tells Sanji that Robin and Chopper left to shop, so Sanji heads off for food as well, leaving Zoro on his own to watch the ship.

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Notes

Stepping off the elevator, the three notice a crowd swelling beside one of the docks and wander over to look. The onlookers cheer Galley-La workers by name, among them "Lue-chan" Rob Lucci, the absent Paulie, Lulu, and Tilestone, and a bystander tells Luffy these craftsmen are the city's pride, prized as both brawlers and shipbuilders. Aboard the Going Merry, a group of assailants, later identified as the Franky Family, swarms Zoro, who demands to learn who they are. The cover shows Gedatsu digging flat to the ground until his pickaxe meets something far harder than soil.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in the city of water in One Piece?

In One Piece Chapter 324, Luffy, Nami, and Usopp tour the canals of Water 7 on rented aquatic bulls, visiting markets and riding the Aquatic Elevator, while back at the ship the Franky Family ambushes Zoro, who was left alone to guard the Going Merry.

What rental animals do Luffy, Nami, and Usopp use in Water 7?

In Chapter 324, Luffy, Nami, and Usopp rent Yagara Bulls to get around Water 7 after a shop owner explains that the bulls serve as horses do elsewhere, ferrying people and hauling heavy cargo through the canal city.

Who ambushes Zoro aboard the Going Merry in Chapter 324?

In Chapter 324, a group later identified as the Franky Family swarms Zoro aboard the Going Merry while he is left alone to watch the ship, and Zoro demands to know who they are.

What food does Luffy buy in the Water 7 market?

In Chapter 324, Luffy's Yagara Bull steers him to a market stall selling Mizu Mizu Meat, and he buys ten servings of it.

Which Galley-La shipwrights does the crowd cheer for in this chapter?

In Chapter 324, onlookers in Water 7 cheer for Galley-La workers by name, including Rob Lucci (called "Lue-chan"), along with Paulie, Lulu, and Tilestone, whom a bystander calls the city's pride as both brawlers and shipbuilders.

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