## One Piece Chapter 713, pages 4-6: Usoland - Chapter: 713 - Pages: 4-6 - Characters: Issho, Trafalgar Law, Donquixote Doflamingo, Caesar Clown, Marine ### Summary Page 4: Fujitora finishes laying out the condition: depending on Law's answer, the Marines' mission may become the arrest of both Law and the Straw Hat crew. Law thinks the standard is strange, but understands the trap immediately: if he lies here, it is all over. Doflamingo recognizes that the gears have truly gone awry and realizes that he himself was the target all along. Law calculates that bringing the fight to Dressrosa would only worsen the situation, so he chooses the answer that preserves his own plan and buys time. He states plainly, "Strawhat and I are equals in this matter!! Just as the report said, it's an alliance!!" Doflamingo laughs at the foolishness of the move, but Law's choice is deliberate. He sacrifices the protection of his Warlord title in order to keep Doflamingo occupied and keep the larger operation moving. Page 5: The answer changes the battlefield instantly. The Marines prepare to evacuate and call across the ships: "All ships confirm!" and "We are ready to evacuate." Above Green Bit, the danger appears in the sky. A Marine shouts, "Meteorite sighted!!" followed by horror at its size: "What an enormous..." Panic spreads with "Run for it!!" Fujitora has drawn down a meteor, using his power not as a warning but as a direct test of the three dangerous men before him. Law refuses to let the situation end with escape, while Doflamingo and Fujitora stand ready inside the same impossible moment. The page is not a calm description of an attack; it is the instant before disaster, with a blind admiral casually turning the sky itself into a weapon and forcing Law and Doflamingo to react at once. Page 6: The meteor falls into range and the confrontation becomes a three-way display of power. Fujitora's gravity has brought the massive body down, but Law and Doflamingo do not simply run from it. Law opens his surgical space and Doflamingo's strings slice through the air, their attacks crossing the falling rock as the meteor tears toward Green Bit. Caesar is caught in the chaos, helpless beside powers far beyond his own control. The composition makes the scale clear: the meteor is vast enough to dwarf the fighters, yet the three men answer it without hesitation. This page is the impact point of Fujitora's test, showing why none of the people gathered here can be treated as ordinary combatants.