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Tsuru Returns the Favor

Manga ChapterCh. 913

Chapter 913, titled after the crane that repays a kindness, pits Luffy and Zoro against Basil Hawkins and his uncanny straw powers before Komachiyo hauls them clear, and the rescued woman Tsuru offers to nurse the gravely ill Tama at her teahouse.

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Summary

Facing the two pirates in the wasteland, Hawkins quizzes them on who truly controls Wano. Zoro pleads ignorance while Luffy bluntly names Kaidou as his target. Reading their fortunes, Hawkins puts the Straw Hats' odds of living to month's end at nineteen percent. Sensing the curse clinging to the blade Luffy carries, Zoro asks to borrow the Nidai Kitetsu, but his captain ignores him, flings away the scabbard, and strikes Hawkins' henchman with a bare fist instead. A giant Beasts Pirates lizard lunges, only for Luffy to dodge, grab it, and hurl it at Hawkins, who blocks with his straw sword.

Zoro lands a flying slash on Hawkins' face, yet the wound transfers onto one of his men. Hawkins explains his Wara Wara no Mi, which lets him pass any harm to a subordinate, and raises a towering straw figure. Drawing the Fool reversed, he turns his own followers against each other.

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Key Events

Komachiyo barges in and drags the duo away since Tama is barely breathing and needs care. As they flee, Hawkins draws the Hierophant reversed and sends the straw giant chasing, raining nails that gash Zoro's head. Zoro cleaves the scarecrow apart, and a fresh Hierophant draw signals that someone will aid their escape. The woman Zoro saved earlier names herself Tsurujo, asks after Tama's plight, and invites the group to her teahouse so she can brew medicine. In Okobore Town, a sumo wrestler named Urashima pesters the teahouse worker Kiku to marry him until Tsuru arrives with her new companions. From a distant peak, Bepo, Shachi, and Penguin catch sight of Luffy and Zoro through binoculars.

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Notes

The fight against Hawkins ends only when Komachiyo intervenes, and the captain pegs the crew's survival chance at nineteen percent. Hawkins' Devil Fruit is identified as the Wara Wara no Mi. Tsurujo, owner of a tea house, introduces herself and pledges to help Tama. The tea house worker Kiku makes her first appearance. Bepo, Shachi, and Penguin have located the two Straw Hats.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in One Piece Chapter 913, "Tsuru Returns the Favor"?

Chapter 913 pits Luffy and Zoro against Basil Hawkins and his straw powers in Wano's wasteland. Komachiyo hauls them to safety, and the rescued woman Tsuru offers to nurse the gravely ill Tama at her teahouse.

What is Basil Hawkins' Devil Fruit power?

Basil Hawkins possesses the Wara Wara no Mi, which lets him transfer any harm he receives onto one of his subordinates instead. He demonstrates this when Zoro's slash meant for his face lands on one of his men.

How does the fight with Hawkins end in Chapter 913?

The fight ends when Komachiyo barges in and drags Luffy and Zoro away, since Tama is barely breathing and needs urgent care. As they flee, Hawkins sends a straw giant chasing them, but Zoro cleaves it apart.

Who is Tsurujo and how does she help the Straw Hats?

Tsurujo is a teahouse owner whom Zoro rescued earlier in Wano's wasteland. She invites Luffy and Zoro back to her teahouse so she can brew medicine for the gravely ill Tama.

What odds does Hawkins give the Straw Hats of surviving?

Reading their fortunes, Basil Hawkins puts Luffy and Zoro's odds of living to the end of the month at nineteen percent. He also senses the curse clinging to the Nidai Kitetsu blade Luffy carries.

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