
The team escorting Caesar fights its way over a fish-ridden span to a forested island, where Robin and Usopp run into the elusive dwarves, while back at the arena Bartolomeo overhears the truth about Luffy.
While the beaten contestants are hauled out, Luffy pauses to talk with Bellamy, who confesses that the crowd's cheering broke his pride and, in calling him "Straw Hat," accidentally hands his identity to a listening Bartolomeo. Meanwhile, the group ferrying Caesar Clown labors across the iron bridge toward Green Bit, where colossal fighting fish sag the span beneath them and rip a stretch of it away. One enormous fish charges at the party only to be caught in a net thrown by some hidden group, and when Usopp shouts for assistance, the concealed fishermen merely quicken their escape with the prize.
With no other option, the team relies on Caesar's gas to carry them over. Reaching Green Bit, they come upon a wrecked Marine vessel and conclude that Marines have come ashore. Fourteen minutes remain until the trade, so Robin and Usopp head off to survey the area while Law walks Caesar toward the rendezvous. The two then watch as a band of Marines is stripped down by quick, almost unseen robbers; once the soldiers run, Robin uses her power to grab the thieves and tells Usopp she suspects they are dwarves.
Before unlocking Caesar's seastone restraints so he can join the fight against the fish, Law extracts the scientist's heart to keep him from bolting, and observes that draining his Ope Ope no Mi too freely costs him stamina he must save for Doflamingo. Rattled by the crashed Marine ship, Caesar begs to call off the meeting, but Law turns him down, stating that as an ally of the Straw Hats he now counts the Marines among his foes. Inside the forest, a figure named Leo asks the Marines whether they are good or evil and orders them to set down their arms; when they balk, they are stripped to their underwear in an instant, and Robin debuts fresh techniques in her attempt to seize the thieves.

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Bartolomeo learns that Luffy is competing inside the colosseum. Law claims Caesar's heart as a safeguard before letting him battle the fighting fish, and remarks that his abilities sap his strength the harder he leans on them. The party of Law, Robin, Usopp, and Caesar makes it over the span and lands on Green Bit, where a Marine ship has crashed. Robin and Usopp part ways with Law, watch Marines being stripped by unknown attackers, and Robin proposes that dwarves live on the island. She also unveils two new attacks, one an enlarged-arm version of Spank and one wholly original, at the point where fourteen minutes remain ahead of the trade.
Green Bit is a forested island beyond Dressrosa that the group reaches by crossing a fish-ridden iron bridge. Upon arrival in "To Green Bit," they find a wrecked Marine vessel and see hidden fighters robbing the stranded Marines, whom Robin suspects are dwarves.
In "To Green Bit," Law leads the group carrying Caesar Clown to Green Bit because it is the location set for the prisoner exchange with Doflamingo's side, with only fourteen minutes left before the trade.
When the giant fighting fish tore away part of the iron bridge, Law's group had no way across, so they relied on Caesar Clown's gas ability to carry them the rest of the way to Green Bit.
Before letting Caesar Clown battle the giant fish, Law used his Ope Ope no Mi power to remove Caesar's heart as insurance against him fleeing, since freeing him from his seastone cuffs meant losing physical control over him.
Robin and Usopp watched a band of Marines get stripped down to their underwear in an instant by unseen thieves. Robin captured the culprits with her powers and told Usopp she believed they were dwarves.
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