
The S-Class meeting reveals that the seer Shibabawa has died, leaving behind a final warning that the Earth is in danger from something beyond Dragon level. Before the heroes can even absorb it, the prophecy begins to come true as Skyfolk open fire on headquarters.
Sitch introduces himself and lays out the reason for the summons, cautioning the heroes that once he begins they will be sealed in the room until the meeting concludes. Metal Bat cuts him off, grumbling that he skipped his little sister's piano recital to attend and threatening to level the building if nothing important is said. Sitch then reveals that the great prophet Shibabawa has died, stunning most of the room. When Zombieman asks whether she was killed, Sitch answers that she simply choked to death on cough drops. Superalloy Darkshine assumes the point is that the heroes must now guard against disasters without her guidance, but Sitch corrects him, noting that she only ever foresaw a small share of what actually happened. Saitama quietly asks Puri-Puri Prisoner who this Shibabawa even is.
The Prisoner explains that she was a prophet capable of pinpointing exactly when disasters, from natural events to monster attacks, would strike. Sitch drives to the real issue: her last prophecy was a scrawled note declaring that the Earth is in trouble. Child Emperor tries to invent an excuse to leave and is mocked for behaving like a child who fails to grasp the stakes. Sitch adds that the looming threat exceeds Dragon level and will arrive within half a year. Watchdog Man observes that there is little they can actually do to stop it, and Saitama muses that the prophecy may arrive sooner than anyone expects. On cue, headquarters comes under bombardment from the Skyfolk, with the Sky King readying an assault alongside his followers, only for the invaders to be struck down by an unseen attacker.
Sitch informs the S-Class heroes that the prophet Shibabawa has died after choking on cough drops. Her final prophecy warns that the Earth faces a disaster above Dragon level within half a year. The heroes debate their limited options while Metal Bat and Saitama react with characteristic detachment. Headquarters is then attacked by the Skyfolk under the Sky King, whose forces are abruptly cut down by an unseen being.
This thirty-first chapter continues the Alien Conquerors Arc and was collected in Volume 6. Portions released around November 21, 2013, with the full chapter arriving November 28, 2013, and it is adapted in Episode 10. A volume bonus page shows Metal Bat, who had no idea who Shibabawa was, sitting silently before eavesdropping on Saitama's question about the seer.

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The prophet Shibabawa's final prophecy, revealed in Chapter 31, warns that the Earth faces a disaster greater than any in the era, a threat exceeding Dragon level that will strike within half a year.
Shibabawa dies before Chapter 31 begins after choking to death on cough drops, as Sitch reveals to the assembled S-Class heroes.
In Chapter 31, Sitch informs the S-Class heroes of Shibabawa's death and her final warning about Earth's danger, and the meeting is interrupted when Skyfolk under the Sky King attack Hero Association headquarters.
As the S-Class heroes debate the prophecy, Hero Association headquarters is bombarded by the Skyfolk, whose Sky King readies an assault before his forces are struck down by an unseen attacker.
Chapter 31, "Great Prophecy," continues the Alien Conquerors Arc and was collected in Volume 6, releasing in parts on November 21 and 28, 2013.
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