
Titled "Commence Operation," this chapter shows Zoro's group surviving the assassins and recovering the frozen samurai. Caesar reveals Slime's true origin while the three-pronged assault on his lab begins, capped by Luffy crashing down to demand the scientist come out.
Zoro, Sanji, and Brook come to from the KYP gas and argue over who chose the doomed shortcut. A flashback fills the gap: drawn by giant footprints they hoped belonged to a legendary yeti, they were ambushed at a cliff edge, shot with knockout bullets, and dropped with the blasted cliff top, only for Zoro to slice the icicle plateau and save them all. When a collection squad finds them, Sanji wakes and single-handedly wrecks the soldiers, careful not to strain Nami's fragile body.
The trio stumbles upon Kin'emon frozen solid in the snow, his torso lost in the salt lake leaving him paralyzed. Sanji shatters the ice and realizes the sharks have not yet eaten the missing piece, so time is short. Inside the lab, Caesar discloses that Slime is the very gas from the four-year-old explosion, never purified but condensed and compressed into the creature, a tragedy he kept literally in his hand. At the front, the G-5 marines fail to force the sealed door, and Tashigi panics when she accidentally turns to smoke and cannot control Smoker's Logia power.

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Behind the facility, Law warps in with Chopper and sends the doctor to study the drugs while he works to lure Caesar and Monet outside, citing a private obstacle that stops him from seizing them himself. The plan is for the Straw Hats to grab Caesar fast. Overhead, Luffy, Robin, and Franky come hurtling down, Robin gliding clear with Wing while the others smash into the wrecked marine ship. Luffy bellows for the master to step out so they can beat and kidnap him, ruining the operation's secrecy as Law and the marines look on.
In Chapter 669 of One Piece, Zoro, Sanji, and Brook recover from KYP gas and rescue the frozen samurai Kin'emon, whose body is still separated from its torso. Meanwhile, Caesar reveals that Slime is condensed gas from an old explosion, and Luffy, Robin, and Franky crash into Punk Hazard demanding Caesar come out.
Chapter 669 reveals in flashback that Zoro, Sanji, and Brook were ambushed at a cliff edge while chasing what they hoped were yeti footprints, then shot with knockout bullets and dropped along with the blasted cliff top. Zoro sliced the falling icicle plateau to save the group before a collection squad found them.
In Chapter 669, Caesar Clown discloses that Slime is the very poison gas released in an explosion four years earlier, never purified but instead condensed and compressed into a living creature. He describes keeping this tragedy literally contained in his own hand.
In Chapter 669, Tashigi panics when she accidentally turns into smoke and finds she cannot control Smoker's Logia power, since she is trapped in his body after Law's ability swapped them. This happens while the G-5 marines are failing to force open the lab's sealed door.
In Chapter 669, Law warps in with Chopper, sends the doctor to study the drugs, and works to lure Caesar Clown and Monet outside so the Straw Hats can grab Caesar quickly. He explains a private obstacle stops him from seizing them himself.
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