## One Piece Chapter 921, pages 12-14: Shutenmaru - Chapter: 921 - Pages: 12-14 - Characters: Shutenmaru, Okobore Town residents, Lady Toki, Kozuki Oden, Jack, Monkey D. Luffy, Kaidou, Beasts Pirates, Atamayama thieves ### Summary Page 12: The people of Okobore Town plead for the thieves to stop. One woman cries, "Please, wait!! Please stop this, you thieves!!" Another calls, "Run, grandma!!" while the old woman screams, "Grandmaaaa!!" and Shutenmaru coldly says, "I'm going to kill her now." The old woman does not back down. She says, "I believe in Lady O-Toki's final words." Shutenmaru rejects the hope as foolish because O-Toki is dead, yet the woman insists, "Nine samurai will definitely... carry out Lord Oden's wishes...!!" He snaps, "You fool! Without a general to lead them, it won't even be a fight!!!" The chaos is interrupted when someone spots a new arrival and shouts, "Master Shutenmaru!!! He's..." A massive boom follows as Jack enters the town. Page 13: Jack, one of the Beasts Pirates' All-Stars, arrives mounted on a huge animal and finally meets the leader of the thieves. He says, "...So, we finally meet... leader of the thieves." Then he wonders why a pirate named Straw Hat Luffy would be in this area. Shutenmaru stares him down, and Jack gives the reason he has kept him alive: "If I tell you I don't know him... will your attitude change? We've only left you alive this long... because Kaidou-san wants you to be his subordinate." The air tightens between them. Shutenmaru is not a trembling bandit being summoned by a superior; he is a powerful samurai being pressured by Kaidou's officer. Jack ends the page with a challenge: "Here's your answer." Page 14: Shutenmaru answers with steel. As Jack begins to move, Shutenmaru strikes first, and the blow cuts into Jack hard enough to make the All-Star grunt in pain. Jack warns, "Don't underestimate samurai...!!!" but Shutenmaru has already proved the warning by injuring him. Bystanders shout, "Master Jack...!?" and "What an incredibly high level duel!!" The clash is fast and violent, a direct counterpoint to Shutenmaru's despairing words about Wano no longer having real men. Whatever he claims about the country, his swordsmanship shows why Kin'emon considered Ashura Doji one of the three samurai worth a hundred men each.