## One Piece Chapter 661, pages 15-17: The Lake of Bandits - Chapter: 661 - Pages: 15-17 - Characters: Trafalgar Law, Smoker, Tashigi ### Summary Page 15: Law scans the battlefield with his power, saying "Scan" and then "Screen." Marines wave their arms helplessly as pieces and weapons vanish or shift, shouting, "What's going on?! Stop that!!" One cries, "Whoa aaaahh!!" and another asks, "Wha...? It's gone!!" Someone realizes, "Are those all of our Den-Den Mushis?!" Another shouts, "That bastard took them all!!!" Law states the point calmly: "I can't allow you to report anything you've seen here... to either Marine HQ or the World Government." The page reveals Law's immediate tactical goal. He is not just attacking bodies and ships; he is removing communication so nobody can report the children, the lab, or his presence on Punk Hazard. Page 16: Smoker understands Law's power: "User of the Ope Ope no Mi... with the ability to 'remodel' the world around you...!!" Tashigi asks, "Isn't that right...?!!" Smoker charges, but Law moves within his Room and slashes through the approaching Marines. The attack does not simply wound them; bodies are separated and rearranged as if the space itself has been cut apart. Tashigi and the Marines try to respond, but Law's calm stare and precise motions make the fight feel clinical. The page shows why the Ope Ope no Mi is terrifying: within Law's operating space, physical boundaries are under his control. Page 17: The Marines panic as Law's blade cuts through them without killing them normally. One shouts, "Don't try to help out, any of you!!!" Another screams, "Aaaag hhhhhhhh hhh!!!" A Marine stares at his separated body and cries, "He sliced right through me!! Huh?! I'm still alive!!" Smoker warns everyone, "You're all in the way!!! Get out of his circle!!!" He explains the danger: "As long as you're within the circle Law creates... you might as well be patients on his operating table!!" The page clarifies the rules of Law's battlefield: inside the Room, he can cut and rearrange people while leaving them alive, and ordinary courage or numbers mean little against that control.