Episode 15: "Storming Shells! The Ghost of Windfall and the Truth of Kevin!"
At dawn, the Chimera crew launches their assault on the Marine compound. The plan is swift and surgical. Ben orders his crew to avoid unnecessary bloodshed.
The crew handles the resistance with precision, disabling and disarming rather than killing. Ben moves with purpose, seeking one man: Axe-Hand Morgan.
He finds him deep within the compound. The confrontation is brutal. Ben demands answers—why Morgan abandoned Windfall Haven, why he let it burn.
Ben defeats him, standing over the trembling officer. The urge to end him pulses through Ben's veins, but something stops him.
Then he sees it—a wanted poster. Kevin Levin. Alive.
Ben demands information. Morgan, desperate and broken, reveals that Kevin was captured by Garp and is en route to Marinefold Headquarters.
Ben doesn't hesitate. He calls his crew. They leave Shells Town behind, the chaos of their invasion forgotten.
Episode 16: "Collision Course! Chromastone vs. Garp!"
The Chimera spots the Marine battleship and gives chase. Cannons roar as the crew tries to slow the vessel, but Vice Admiral Garp catches a cannonball mid-air and hurls it back, tearing through the Chimera's deck. Bibble scrambles to repair the damage.
Ben gathers the crew and lays out his plan. Without hesitation, he transforms into Chromastone and launches himself toward the battleship. Garp watches, amused.
Chromastone lands, surrounded by Marines. He cuts through them, heading straight for Garp. Demanding Kevin's release, he's met with Garp's cold refusal: Kevin leaves only over Garp's dead body.
Chromastone responds with a punch. Garp catches it and returns one of his own, sending Chromastone sliding across the deck. The sheer force stuns him.
Episode 17: "Fist of Love! The Name That Shook Garp!"
The clash intensifies. Chromastone and Garp trade blows, the ship trembling beneath them. Garp laughs at Chromastone's resilience before delivering a devastating fist of love to the gut, launching him into a cannon.
Chromastone retaliates with a barrage of prism lances, but Garp swats them aside. Realizing he's outmatched, Ben reverts to his human form.
He asks Garp for his name. When Garp answers, Ben reveals his own: Tennyson.
Garp is stunned. Recognition flickers in his eyes.
Ben apologizes. He can't afford restraint anymore.
Then, he unveils a new transformation: Four Arms.
Episode 18: "Titan Clash! Four Arms Unleashed!"
Four Arms erupts into action, unleashing a barrage of punches that shake the battleship. A titan knuckle slam cracks the deck, sending splinters flying.
Garp grins, blood trickling from his forehead. He counters with a haki-infused fist of love, sending Four Arms crashing into the mast.
The ship groans under the weight of their battle. The crew watches in awe and fear.
The legend of the Tennysons is no longer just a memory—it's roaring back to life.
Rook and grizzle sneaks onboard the battleship.
[ Four Arms – Named Techniques
1. Burst Barrage
"Burst Barrage!"
- A rapid-fire combo using all four fists in a rotating rhythm.
- Each punch lands with seismic force, creating shockwaves that destabilize the ground.
- Perfect for overwhelming large enemies or breaking through defenses.
2. Titan Knuckle Slam
"Titan Knuckle Slam!"
- Four Arms leaps into the air and brings all four fists down in a crushing overhead slam.
- Creates a crater on impact, sending enemies flying.
- Can be used to interrupt monster charges or break through armor.
3. Colossus Crossguard
"Colossus Crossguard!"
- A defensive technique where Four Arms crosses all four arms to block an incoming attack.
- Absorbs massive force, then counters with a spinning backhand.
- Used against large monster strikes or projectile barrages.
4. Quake Sovereign Fist
"Quake Sovereign Fist!"
- Four Arms channels all his strength into a single punch using all four fists stacked together.
- The impact causes a localized earthquake, shattering terrain and stunning even giant monsters.
- Can knock back titanic enemies like Sea Kings or Primal Guardians.
- This is his finisher]Episode 19: "Titan vs Legend! Four Arms' Quake Fist and Garp's Fist of Love!"
The mast groans as Four Arms pulls himself from the wreckage, blood trickling down his temple. Splinters fall around him like rain, but his eyes burn with fury. With a roar, he launches himself back into the fray, fists pounding the deck as he charges Vice Admiral Garp.
Garp, unfazed, cracks his knuckles and prepares another Fist of Love, his arm glowing with haki. Four Arms counters—his lower right fist begins to tremble, vibrating with seismic energy. He slams it into his upper left, activating his Quake Fist, a technique born from years of isolation and experimentation.
The two titans collide.
The impact unleashes a shockwave so powerful it sends Marines flying off the deck and into the sea. The battleship groans under the pressure, its hull cracking as the sky itself seems to shudder.
Inside the ship, Rook moves like a phantom, cutting down the remaining guards with surgical precision. Grizzle, meanwhile, navigates the lower decks, following the faint hum of seastone. He finds Kevin Levin chained in a reinforced cell, his eyes burning with defiance.
Grizzle breaks the cuffs. Kevin stumbles forward, confused. "Who the hell are you?"
Rook appears behind him, blade at his neck. "You'll find out soon enough. Don't try anything stupid."
Kevin smirks, but the tension in his shoulders betrays him. He's not used to being outmatched.
Episode 20: "The Ship Split in Two! Four Arms' Final Slam and Kevin's Return!"
Above deck, the battle rages on. Garp and Four Arms trade blows like gods of war. Each punch sends shockwaves through the sea, each clash a thunderclap. Both fighters begin to show signs of exhaustion—Garp's coat is torn, his fists bruised; Four Arms breathes heavily, his arms trembling from strain.
Garp grins. "You've got spirit, boy. But spirit alone won't win this war."
Four Arms doesn't respond. He leaps into the air, all four fists glowing. He channels every ounce of strength into a final move—Titan Knuckle Slam.
He crashes down onto the deck with earth-shattering force.
The battleship splits in two.
Wood, steel, and cannon scatter into the sea. Marines scream as they're thrown into the waves, scrambling for debris. Garp stands on the fractured bow, watching Ben with a quiet smile.
He doesn't chase.
Instead, he mutters to himself, "Just how far will you go, Tennyson?"
From the Chimera, Rook calls out, "We have him!"
Ben turns, panting, and leaps back to his ship. As the Chimera sails away, the wreckage of the Marine battleship fades into the mist.
Below deck, Ben and Kevin finally meet—five years since Duskwater Isle.
They're no longer boys.
Ben, hardened by solitude and survival. Kevin, twisted by power and betrayal.
They stare at each other in silence.
Then Kevin speaks, voice low. "You've changed."
Ben nods. "So have you."
The sea rolls beneath them, carrying two former friends toward a future neither can predict.
Arc 3 – The Drainer
Episode 21: "Castaway to Criminal! Kevin's Fall into the Shadows!"
The Chimera sails through quiet waters as Kevin sits with Ben and the crew, the weight of memory heavy in his voice. He begins to tell his story.
After the Rustbreaker was destroyed by the Kraken, Kevin drifted alone in the vast sea, clinging to debris and fading hope. Days passed before a fishing boat spotted him. The fishermen, wary of pirates, dropped him off at Shells Town without a word.
Alone, broke, and presumed dead by the world, Kevin had no one to turn to.
He survived by stealing—food, clothes, anything to keep going. For two years, he lived in the shadows of Shells Town, dodging Marines and sleeping in alleys. One night, after a close call with a patrol, he snuck aboard a departing ship, hoping to escape the town for good.
But the ship wasn't a merchant vessel—it was a pirate ship.
And its captain was Scourge.
Episode 22: "The Birth of Eleven! Kevin's Rise in the Scourge Syndicate!"
Scourge, a ruthless and calculating pirate, was ready to toss Kevin overboard the moment he was discovered. But fate intervened.
A Marine ship ambushed them mid-sea, damaging the hull and threatening to sink them. As chaos erupted, Kevin sprang into action. Using scraps and instinct, he patched key sections of the ship, buying them just enough time to escape.
Impressed by his quick thinking, Scourge allowed Kevin to stay—as a deck boy.
Kevin worked tirelessly, earning the crew's grudging respect. He repaired sails, reinforced hulls, and even designed makeshift weapons. Over time, Scourge gave him a name: "Eleven"—a tribute to the eleven battles they survived thanks to Kevin's ingenuity.
Two years later, the Scourge Syndicate hijacked a Marine vessel bound for the Grand Line. Kevin, now a trusted member of the crew, stood beside Scourge as they claimed the ship.
But something had changed.
Kevin wasn't just surviving anymore.
He was becoming something else.
Episode 23: "The Truth Behind Eleven! Kevin's Rise, Lies, and the Curse of Power!"
The Chimera sails under a blood-orange sky as Kevin sits with Ben and the crew, the air heavy with tension. At Ben's request, Kevin begins to recount his journey—how he became the infamous "Drainer."
Years ago, during a raid on a Marine battleship led by Captain Scourge, Kevin was just a deckhand. Amid the chaos, he stumbled upon a strange, swirling fruit locked in a chest deep within the ship's hold. Starving from days of neglect, Kevin devoured it without hesitation.
It was the Sui Sui no Mi—the Drain-Drain Fruit.
Moments later, the crew was overwhelmed by the battleship's commander. Explosions rocked the deck, and one by one, Scourge's men fell. Kevin, barely conscious from the fruit's effects, escaped alone. He stole Scourge's ship and fled into the night.
In the present, Ben asks why Kevin had raided cruise ships and villages—why the Scourge Syndicate had left such a brutal trail. Kevin claims it was all part of a plan: he was searching for people from his past, hoping to find survivors from Windfall Haven. He believed that if Max Tennyson were still alive, the Marines would be holding him. So he raised his bounty, drawing stronger enemies in hopes of uncovering the truth.
Ben, moved by the intent, thanks Kevin.
But Rook remains skeptical. Lyra, haunted by memories of the Syndicate's cruelty, is visibly tense. Kevin insists it was all an act—a performance to lure out the truth. Lyra doesn't buy it.
Kevin reveals that his plan worked: Max is being held at Marinefold Headquarters. Ben sets their course, determined to rescue his grandfather.
But the event Kevin had told the crew was far different from what happene.
Kevin had lied.
Scourge wasn't a mentor—he was a monster. He starved Kevin, beat him, and treated him like a dog. During the raid, Kevin had planned to steal from him and flee. But in his desperation, he ate the Devil Fruit and passed out.
When he awoke, Scourge found him and unleashed his fury. Kevin, cornered and broken, reached out—and drained Scourge's life force.
The power surged through him.
Addicted to the strength, Kevin tested it on others—six crewmates fell, their lives consumed. The rest pledged loyalty out of fear.
Over time, Kevin discovered the fruit's true nature: he could temporarily absorb Devil Fruit powers from those he touched. But if he killed them, the powers became permanent.
The Marines took notice. After Kevin drained half a village, Smoker was sent to capture him—but barely escaped with his life. Another Marine followed, only to fall as well.
Finally, Garp stepped in.
He defeated Kevin and his crew, scattering them across ships. Kevin was placed aboard Garp's personal vessel—until Ben arrived and unknowingly freed him.
Ben still trusts Kevin.
But the truth is darker than he knows.
As the Chimera sails toward Marinefold, Kevin asks Ben what happened to him after Duskwater Isle.
Ben looks out at the horizon.
"That's a story for another time."
Episode 24: "Reverse Mountain Beckons! Secrets Beneath the Surface!"
As the Chimera sails toward the towering wall of Reverse Mountain, Ben gathers the crew on deck. With the sea calm and the wind gentle, he takes a rare moment to ask a simple question:
"Why did you become pirates?"
- Lyra, her gaze distant, replies first. "After Windfall Haven was destroyed, I had nothing. I needed money… and revenge."
- Booma grins wildly. "Explosions are my life. Pirate or not, I just want to blow things up."
- Bibble shrugs. "I had nowhere else to go. The sea was the only place that didn't reject me."
- When it's Rook's turn, he remains silent. His eyes narrow, and he walks away without a word.
As the Chimera passes a luxury cruise ship, Kevin eyes it hungrily.
"Not going to raid it?" he asks.
Ben shakes his head. "I want to try being a good pirate."
Kevin scoffs, clearly annoyed.
Before reaching Reverse Mountain, the crew docks at a quiet town to restock supplies. But as they step onto the cobbled streets, Rook freezes.
This is his hometown.
Episode 25: "The Blade That Sleeps! Zoro vs. the Ghost of Sicorro Vane!"
The town buzzes with whispers: Roronoa Zoro, the Pirate Hunter, has arrived. His goal? To challenge Sicorro Vane, a legendary wandering swordsman rumored to have retired here.
The crew visits Rook's childhood home, where his older sister Shelia greets them. Her eyes are tired, but warm.
"Sicorro passed away last winter," she says. "He left behind his blade… and his regrets."
The crew splits up to explore:
- Ben, Bibble, and Lima wander the town, taking in the sights and stories.
- Booma heads straight for the explosives shop, eyes gleaming.
- Grizzle finds a bar and starts drinking, already causing a scene.
- Munchi shops for rare ingredients, dreaming up new recipes.
- Twitch searches for rifle parts, muttering about upgrades.
- Kevin disappears into the forest, claiming he's going to train.
- Rook, solemn and quiet, walks alone to his master's grave.
In the forest, Kevin's training is far from noble. He drains and kills wild animals, regaining fragments of his lost power. The sensation of strength returning is intoxicating. He whispers to himself:
"Soon… I'll be whole again."
Meanwhile, Zoro learns of Sicorro's death and pays his respects. But he's not leaving empty-handed. He wants to test his blade against the legacy Sicorro left behind—and Rook may be the only one who inherited it.
Episode 26 – "The Bell at Dusk! Night of the Restless Dead!"
Evening settled over the small port town in a wash of dying gold and bruised violet. Inside Rook's childhood home, warmth gathered in the air—firelight flickering over wooden walls, the scent of stew thick with herbs. Munchi worked alongside Shelia, moving in easy rhythm, their hands busy with ladles and chopping boards. Around them, the crew found small pieces of calm, the sea's wildness momentarily far away.
The first toll of the bell shattered it.
Its deep metallic chime rolled across the cobblestone streets, rattling shutters and sending flocks of crows wheeling into the darkening sky. Outside, the entire town shifted at once. Footsteps quickened. Doors slammed. Windows closed with sharp, urgent clicks. Lanternlight vanished, swallowed by a creeping hush.
In the days before, a nightmare had rooted itself here. One week earlier, corpses had begun clawing their way back into the world, staggering into the streets under the cover of night. The first attack caught the town unaware, ending in panic, screams, and blood pooling between the stones. By the next evening, every survivor knew: the horror would come again.
Even the Marines stationed in the town—men and women trained to face pirates and sea kings alike—had abandoned their posts. Some had fled in daylight, others vanished without a trace before dawn. Whatever this was, it had hollowed their courage.
The dead came only after sunset. That single mercy had allowed the townsfolk to create a system: a massive bell, hoisted above the square, to cry out its warning the moment someone sighted movement beyond the treeline. At the bell's toll, doors would lock, windows bar, and families huddle in prayer until the first blush of morning.
Tonight, the air felt colder than it should have, and the darkness heavier. Somewhere beyond the edge of the forest, a monstrous roar rose and split the night apart. It wasn't the sound of a man or beast, but something twisted—something wrong. The ground shuddered under its weight, vibrations crawling up through the wooden floorboards.
The village held its breath as shadow shapes began to gather under the moonlight. The bell fell silent. The night had begun, and with it came the restless dead.