## One Piece Chapter 724, pages 9-11: Law's Strategy - Chapter: 724 - Pages: 9-11 - Characters: Trafalgar Law, Sanji, Caesar Clown, Momonosuke, Kin'emon, Kanjuro, Franky, Brook, Nami, Monkey D. Luffy, Donquixote Doflamingo, Tony Tony Chopper ### Summary Page 9: The crew tries to pull Law into their escape, but he keeps the plan narrow. Caesar screams, "Doflamingo's coming again!!" Law asks Sanji, "Black Leg-ya! How's the 'factory destruction' plan coming along?" Sanji answers, "We know the factory's location, but Franky says that it's going to be much harder to destroy than we ever could have thought." Momonosuke asks after Kin'emon and Kanjuro: "And my father!? And what of Kanjuro!? Sangorou!!" Sanji tells him that the samurai is also at the factory and will be rescued when everything is done. Then Law reveals the key piece: Caesar's heart. Caesar shouts, "Hey!! Is that heart mine!? You just brought it from inside the cabin!!" Law says, "This is my heart. Your heart is currently inside me." He hands over the hostage and commands, "Anyhow, you need to take this guy, and hurry along to Zou!!" Page 10: Brook questions Law's order: "You say 'next island,' but what of Luffy-san and the others?" Law answers that it is the next island and says, "I thought I already gave you the vivre-card." Nami refuses the idea of abandoning their captain: "Absolutely not!! We're waiting!! There's no way we can set sail without our captain!! We're the Strawhat crew, after all!!" Law, however, insists on the broader plan: "Once the factory is destroyed, we'll have no more business on this island. So we'll follow along after you soon enough!" The sea around them remains violent and strange, with flowers and waves swallowing the background, but the argument is sharper than the scenery. Law is asking the crew to trust a plan that splits them from Luffy. Page 11: A battleship suddenly flies toward the Sunny. The crew cries, "That battleship is flying at us!!!" and "But how!?" The danger is not only the falling ship; Doflamingo is also approaching from above. Law gives his condition plainly: "You're free to stay, but I cannot let him have Caesar." Someone on the Sunny points upward and warns, "And Doflamingo is coming from over there!!!" Law's strategy has become unavoidable. If the Sunny stays, Caesar will be taken. If Caesar is taken, the plan against Kaido and the destruction of the Smile supply collapse. The flying ship, Doflamingo's pursuit, and Caesar's value all converge into one decision: the Sunny must leave.