Summary:
Seeking revenge for the attack that knocked out Wyper, the Shandia prepare to battle Ohm and God’s army. Ohm counts a total of ten fighters (including himself) and two animals (The Giant Snake and Holy) when the Shandia begin attacking him. He also mentions two others who haven’t died yet (Nami and Gan Fall). As God’s army enforcers intervene, Ohm orders Holy to prepare their climactic attack. Holy jumps high into the air and charges across the battlefield at Ohm’s command. As they run, they launch a number of Iron Cloud traps that begin to form a fence around their perimeter. As Shandia looks on in confusion, one of the militia explains that the real Ordeal of Iron has begun. The strings of the Iron Cloud continue to stretch over the fighters until they form a dome that surrounds the entire area.
Slowly getting to his feet, Zoro comments that the technique was useless as he had no plans to escape. One of the militia answered that it was not just about preventing escape, and the fence was practically made of barbed wire. However, as soon as he finishes, Wyper immediately runs into him, incapacitating him. Zoro wonders how to escape after defeating everyone, while Ohm tells him that his main concern should be defeating him. The giant snake lets out an exasperated sigh and decides to simply watch the other fighters. When Ohm reassesses that there are now eight more fighters and two animals, Raki calls out to Wyper as he runs towards the newly created fence. Wyper asks what she is doing there and she explains that she has an important message from Kamakiri. She relays the news that Kamakiri has been seriously injured by Enel in the woods below, but before she can finish, Wyper frantically tells her to run. Raki clearly doesn’t hear him and Enel appears right behind her. Wyper runs to the fence and begs Enel not to hurt her since she’s not part of it, cutting his hands on the fence as she clutches him in anger. One of the militia warns him not to let his guard down, but Wyper ignores it and tells Rakim to run. Raki tries to shoot Enel with his rifle, but the bullets just fly through him as Raki remembers Kamakiri’s message that Enel was invincible. The God Army militia pin Wyper against the fence, but Wyper seems completely unharmed as he simply stares ahead at Raki. Raki attempts to finally finish her message to Wyper, but is violently electrocuted before she can finish. Enel laughs at this as Wyper seethes with rage. The militia soldier wonders why Wyper is unaffected and tries to attack Wyper again, but Wyper grabs him from behind the head and slams him face first into the fence. Enel claims that Wyper is more naive than he would have thought, and makes it clear that he makes no distinction between the people who attack him, male or female. He then immediately disappears, leaving Raki unconscious.
Ohm comments on how scary Enel really is, but both Zoro and Wyper are more concerned with their companions being swallowed by the Giant Snake. At the same time, they rush after the snake, fighting each other along the way. Ohm orders Holy to attack them and tries to defeat Zoro once they are separated. Zoro deflects his extended whip-like blade while Wyper kicks down the militia member who caught him mid-air. Now there are only six men and two beasts in the fight, but Giant Snake continues to look dispassionate.
Inside the Gan Fall snake itself, Nami, Aisa and Pierre landed hard in the stomach. Nami says they have to find a way to escape before they are consumed, and Gan Fall asks why she left the Going Merry. Aisa immediately becomes hostile towards the Sky Knight when Nami restrains her. Gan Fall suggests digging through the stomach wall, but Nami refuses saying that it will only irritate the snake further. Gan Fall tries to explain that he’s just kidding, and Luffy discovers them in the middle of their antics.