Doflamingo states he wants Corazon to eat it so Law can be cured of his illness. The Marines is trying to get it and that some pirate who doesn't know of the Fruits true value is going to sell it. He tells Corazon to take Law and him back to the ship, revealing he might have a cure for his illness as a trade for the Ope Ope no Mi is up for grabs. Corazon taps the Den Den Mushi as a way to communicate informing his brother of their status. Law still waits for Corazon to return with the Ope Ope no Mi.ĭoflamingo asks his brother if they found any doctors to heal Law. However, in his escape, he slips and lands in the middle of a pirate group who surrounded him. Using the ability of the Nagi Nagi no Mi, he causes confusion and chaos among the pirates while he successfully steals the Fruit. Corazon pleaded Law to stay strong for three more weeks until he can get the fruit for Law.Īt the week of the trade off, the two reached the Minion Island, where the trade will happen and Corazon snuck inside while leaving Law in a safe place. The information Corazon provided allows the Admiral to plan an ambush for the Donquixote Pirates when they arrive.Īfter the call with Sengoku, Law collapses due to the advanced state of his illness. Sengoku refuses to share it but changes his mind when he learns that Doflamingo plans to steal it. After he hung up, Corazon rejoices with Law that the Ope Ope no Mi is the absolute cure to Law's illness and plans to give the Devil Fruit to Law by stealing it before Doflamingo does.Ĭorazon calls Sengoku and confirms the dealing before requesting information of the trade location. 13 - "Out of nowhere the ruins crumbled down over the town, you see? Then the sea beasts destroyed our boats, you see? And now we don't have any offerings anymore, you see?"Ĭorazon and Law were contacted by Doflamingo, who asked them to return to him since he is planning to steal the Ope Ope no Mi from a secret trade guarded by the World Government, and intends to make Corazon eat it. Solo Journey of Jinbe, Knight of the Sea Vol.
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