## One Piece Chapter 921, pages 14-16: Shutenmaru - Chapter: 921 - Pages: 14-16 - Characters: Shutenmaru, Jack, Atamayama thieves, Beasts Pirates, Okobore Town residents, Trafalgar Law, Monkey D. Luffy ### Summary 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. Page 15: The duel escalates and the people panic. Someone screams, "This is the end... Okobore Town is going to be destroyed!!" Another shouts, "Move away from them!! Shutenmaru and Jack have... started to fight...!!!" Shutenmaru and Jack trade heavy blows in the middle of the settlement, their weapons smashing together while the crowd scatters. Jack's men cry, "Master Jaaaaack!?" when their commander is struck, and someone yells, "O-over there!!! Look at the sky!!" Shutenmaru, still defiant, declares, "I didn't die back then...!! So there's no way a small fry like you... is taking me down...!!" The fight is interrupted not by either combatant winning, but by something ominous gathering overhead. Page 16: The sky twists into a dark spiral above Okobore Town. People look up and gasp, "...No way..." and "Why'd the sky change so suddenly?" One wonders whether it is about to rain. Shutenmaru notices it too and mutters, "Why..." Law immediately understands the danger, his face tightening as he says, "No!!" Luffy asks, "What's the matter, Tra-guy!?" but Law is already calling for him: "Hey, Straw Hat-ya! Get over here right now!!" The sudden change stops the duel's momentum and pulls every eye upward. The threat is not Jack, nor Shutenmaru, nor the thieves; something far larger is descending on the battlefield.