One Piece chapter 866: Natural Born Destroyer — what is in it

Whole Cake Island arc · 21 pages · 38 characters

Key facts in this chapter

  • p0Chapter title is 'NATURAL BORN DESTROYER'.
  • p0Title page depicts a stone castle balcony scene with excited crowd below.
  • p1Color spread features Monkey D. Luffy and Sanji among notorious pirates.
  • p2Color spread collage prominently displays 'ONE PIECE' across center.
  • p3Scene shows young Charlotte Linlin arriving at Elbaf island.
  • p3Linlin is depicted as a 5-year-old human child.
  • p4Villagers are fleeing Elbaf waters on a ship.
  • p4Linlin was sent out of the country by the villagers.
  • p4Massive fish inhabit the waters near Elbaf.
  • p5Giant Soldier Pirate Crew lost captains about 100 years ago.
  • p5Sister Carmel appeared during giant execution.
  • p6Carmel confronted giants at the gallows.
  • p6Carmel founded Lamb's House orphanage.
  • p7Mother Carmel runs Lamb's House on Elbaf.
  • p7Young Linlin is taken in by Mother Carmel.
  • p8Scene takes place in giant village of Elbaf.
  • p8Young Linlin is welcomed by giant villagers.
  • p8Narration highlights tolerance for problem children and outcasts in Elbaf.
  • p9Linlin bursts into tears during interaction with giant family.
  • p9A bear is killed by the giant child in the forest.
  • p9Giant child attempts to force bear and wolf to become friends.
  • p10Giant woman is first to understand Linlin's intentions.
  • p10Villagers spread rumors about Linlin's strength and incidents.
  • p10Fish-man and Longarm man appear among the giant villagers.
  • p11Scene occurs ten months later during Winter Solstice Festival preparations in Elbaf.
  • p11Hajrudin is engaged in a prolonged duel nearing 40 years.
  • p11Elbaf practices a 12-day water fast before the festival.
  • p12Yarle Montbeard and Yorle Fallbeard are identified as the oldest living giant warrior pirates.
  • p12Semla is confirmed as the traditional pre-fast dessert in Elbaf.
  • p12Linlin is present among the village children during the Semla announcement.
  • p13Winter Solstice festival includes public Semla eating before the fasting period.
  • p13Prince Loki has recently been born in the castle.
  • p14Linlin undergoes a multi-day fast after the Semla feast as part of Elbaf tradition.
  • p14Linlin collapses from hunger on the seventh day of the fast.
  • p15Linlin's hunger rampage destroys much of the Elbaf village.
  • p15Lord Yarle and Lord Yorle attempt to stop Linlin but recognize her as a threat.

What is said, page by page

  • p3Young Linlin asks where mommy and others are going with worried expression.
  • p3Adult man tells Linlin daddy has work and asks her to wait.
  • p3Linlin responds excitedly with heart eyes promising to wait for candies.
  • p3Background children agree to exchange candies for letting Linlin join.
  • p4Villagers discuss Holy Mother saving Linlin with hopeful tone.
  • p4Villagers note miracle of escaping country and inability to handle Linlin.
  • p4Man orders stop crying and references casualties caused by Linlin.
  • p4Tearful voice cries out for Linlin.
  • p4Captain commands immediate departure from dangerous waters.
  • p4Child on shore calls for papa and mama while expressing hunger and confusion.
  • p5Narration describes sudden loss of two captains as legend.
  • p5Narration recounts capture of giant warriors by marines at gallows.
  • p5Carmel proclaims heavens cry for peace and orders stop.
  • p6Carmel warns that killing giants will cause Elbaf warriors to seek revenge.
  • p6Carmel questions why giants ignore heavens and pleads for peace among peoples.
  • p6Giant roars questioning Carmel's words about heavens.
  • p6Carmel offers to lead giants and forgive sins.
  • p6Narration states Carmel opened Lamb's House for children and became known as Mother.
  • p7Narration states Carmel devoted life to bridge between man and giant on Elbaf.
  • p7Narration notes 37 years since event at Lamb's House.
  • p7Carmel reassures Linlin she will be okay and invites friendship.
  • p7Child comments on uniqueness of situation.
  • p7Child notes parents dumped children like garbage.
  • p8Linlin declares excitement about eating with happy energetic mood in village setting.
  • p8Giant woman questions Linlin's size with surprised tone while comparing her to giants.
  • p8Linlin thanks the comment happily and states her hunger in cheerful context.
  • p8Narration explains young outcasts living freely among giants without status barriers.
  • p9Linlin sobs repeatedly with distressed sad mood after misunderstanding.
  • p9Giant woman asks what is wrong with comforting concerned intent.
  • p9Giant child describes punishing bear and wolf to make them friends with innocent tone.
  • p9Giant man notes the bear was killed instantly with surprised realization.
  • p10Giant woman affirms Linlin is kind and wanted the animals to be friends with warm understanding mood.
  • p10Villagers gossip in panic about Linlin killing the bear and fighting Eyri with alarmed tones.
  • p10Linlin pleads for forgiveness on behalf of the giant child with kind intent.
  • p10Narration states Caramel forgave all of Linlin's actions.
  • p11Young girl explains the water-only fasting period for the festival with informative tone.
  • p11Linlin reacts with shock at the idea of fasting.
  • p11Narration notes giants took Linlin in with tolerance and generosity.
  • p11Giant encourages Hajrudin to fight with himself during the long duel.
  • p11Giant man comments on the unusually long 40-year duel duration.
  • p12Excited child narrator describes Lord Yarle and Lord Yorle as respected giant warriors admired by all giantfolk.
  • p12Lord Yorle praises Hajrudin's fighting spirit with loud laughter and approval.
  • p12Elder giants greet Linlin and announce they have come to gather children for the Semla feast.
  • p12Children eagerly ask if they can eat the sweet dessert now before the fast begins.
  • p12Narrator explains Semla as a sweet dough treat topped with marzipan and powdered sugar eaten before the fast.
  • p13Crowd gives thanks to the sun for children's growth and to Rold, Gold, and Balg during the feast.
  • p13Villagers cheer for newborn Prince Loki and shout 'YAAAY! SEMLA!'.
  • p13Linlin expresses extreme happiness and delight while rapidly eating Semla.
  • p13Giants warn Linlin she is eating too fast and there will not be enough for everyone.
  • p13Other children continue praising how delicious the Semla are.
  • p14Narration describes the Winter Solstice festival celebrating the sun's death and rebirth.
  • p14Linlin cries to Mother that she is so hungry she feels like she will die.
  • p14Linlin begs to eat Semla immediately during the fast.
  • p14Caramel notes that Linlin has come to love Mother with all her heart.
  • p14Linlin screams in agony on the seventh day of fasting.
  • p15Lord Yarle declares there is a limit to forgiveness even for a child.
  • p15Lord Yorle states Linlin has gone too far and is no longer considered a child.
  • p15Giants shout that Linlin is a demon with an unstoppable appetite.
  • p15Caramel is warned that this incident cannot be overlooked.
  • p15Narration states Linlin has destroyed the village of Elbaf.