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Inside the Snakes belly

Nami, Aisa, Gan Fall and Connor fell down into the darkness, having been eaten by a giant snake there was only one place for them to go. As they fell Gan Fall and Pierre managed to catch them and slow there decent into the stomach and once they hit the ground they weren't hurt to badly.

However instead of landing in a pool of stomach acid they landed on top of some stone ruins, it looked like the snake had eaten them at some pint but had been unable to dissolve them.

"Where are we?" Nami asked as she got up.

"I don't know…I thought the snake ate us," Gan Fall climed as he looked around.

"I haven't seen ruins like his before," Asia claimed.

Connor walked over to the wall and put his hand on it, he quickly removed it as he felt a burning sensation. He winced in pain and looked at his hand as the top laye of skin had been dissolved.

"Connor be careful," Nami warned.

Connor looked over at her and nodded.

"I don't get it, if we were eaten shouldn't we be dead?" Connor asked.

"No we'll only die if we get digested first," Nami claimed "if we can get out before that happens then we'll be fine,"

Gab Fall walked over to the wall that made up the snakes stomach.

"Perhaps I can pierce the stomach and force our way out," Gan Fall suggested and poked the inside of the snake with his lace gently.

"DON'T DO THAT!" Nami screamed.

"Why not?" Connor asked.

"Because that snake was already in a lot of pain, if it rampages while were inside it theses buildings will fly everywhere and crush us," Nami claimed.

"I…I was joking," Gan fall claimed, however the look on his face told everyone he had not thought that particular course of Action through.

"Honestly what kind of idiotic more in would try to break out of a best like this from the inside?" Nami asked with a sigh.

Just as she said that a tapping sound echoed throughout the snakes belly, everyone froze and listened to it trying to determine where it was coming from. A shadowy figure emerged and from the darkness and everyone got on guard to combat this unknown threat.

Nami pulled Aisa closer to her for protection and Connor and Gan fall drew there weapons. However the figure turned out to be Luffy, his clothes were in the process of being dissolved and looked more like rags than actual clothes.

"L…Luffy?" Nami asked in surprise.

"Nami thank goodness, I can't get out of this cave," Luffy said, happy to see familiar faces.

"Cave…you think this is a cave?" Nami asked.

"Well yeah, I tried to punch my way out but that just made the cave go crazy. I've been flying around in here for a while now and no matter how hard I punch the cave won't give in," Luffy said.

"Wait…you were punching the walls?" Gan fall asked.

"Huh…oh hi Weird Knight Guy," Luffy said now noticing the sky knight.

"So that means…YOU WERE THE REASON IT WAS RAMPAGING!" Nami screamed.

She immediately jumped on Luffy and started to beat him up Gan Fall and Aisa watched in shock as Luffy was beaten by Nami. Connor merely shook his head and put his sword away.

"Umm…excuse me," Gan Fall said as he moved closer to Connor "is this normal?"

"Yeah, it is. You just need to let Nami get it out of her system," Connor said.

"Are all Blue Sea women this scary?" Asia asked.

"No just Nami," Connor claimed.

"I see…so who is this guy anyway?" Aisa asked.

"That's Luffy and as hard as it is to believe he's the captain of the Straw Hat Pirate Crew," Connor claimed.

Asia and Gan Falls jaws dropped at this, neither of them could believe it.

"He's the Captain?" Gan Fall asked in astonishment.

"Yep," Connor confirmed.

"How have you survived all this time?" Asia asked.

"Not a day goes by where I don't ask myself the same question," Connor answered.

Once Nami had severally beaten Luffy noticed Connor. He sprang up and ran over to the boy.

"Connor your up…are you okay?" Luffy asked.

"I'm fine…I woke up about an hour ago," Connor claimed.

"I'm sorry I didn't think this would happen…"Luffy started.

"It's okay…it was my own fault," Connor said looking away.

"But you had too…you save Chopper and the Weird Knight Guy,"

"My name is Gan Fall," Gan Fall mumbled.

Luffy and Connor however seemed to ignore him and Connor shook his head.

"I still disobeyed you so what happened next was inevitable,"

"But you shouldn't have had to suffer for saving them," Luffy said.

"I know but…that's just how it is," Connor said sadly.

Luffy looked at Connor sadly. He felt very guilty for not watching his words more carefully and because he hadn't Connors brand had punished him severally for it.

"Well from now on you can ignore anything I or the others say. If anyone of the crew is in trouble then you do whatever it takes to help them," Luffy said "even if it means going against previous orders,"

Connor looked back up at Luffy in surprise, Luffy had practically given him permission to disobey any orders if any and all situations demanded it.

"Okay, I'll keep that in mind form now on," Connor said happily.

"Great so…do you know what's up with this mystery cave or why Nami's so angry with me?" Luffy asked.

Nami hit him again for that comment.

Suddenly the whole woke Snake started to rumble and then the occupants were thrown around in it's belly, the budings and ruble were also thrown around.

"WHAT THR HELL IS GOING ON OUTSIDE!" Nami yelled.

Lost City of Shandora

Robin walked around the ruins of the lost city of gold; she could tell that this was indeed the city that Noland had described in his journal; however there was no sign of any gold. There she found a large mural, written in the same language as the Ponyglyphs.

After translating it she realised that there was a Ponyglyph located at the base of the belfry on the fabled golden bell that hung in the centre of the city. Robin immediately headed for the city's centre however upon arriving there all she found was a giant beanstalk that led further up to the cloud layer above the city.

Robin continued to walk around the city looking for the golden belfry as she believed that the Shandorans of old would have protected it and it was the main reason they fought so hard against the Skypians in the first place.

Robin eventually came across what appeared to be a rail-line, she bent down to examine it but unlike the rest of the ruins it was fairly new.

"This shouldn't be here," Robin stated as she ran her hand across the tracks "it's not new…but it must have been here a good six maybe seven years,"

"It must have been used to move something around here." Robin theorized.

"It was," a hollow voice came from behind.

Robin stood up and turned to the intruder, she saw Enel sitting there munching on an Apple.

"I thought I felt someone down here," Enel claimed.

"Who are you?" Robin asked.

"God," Enel answered with a smile.

"I have to say I am impressed though, it took me month to find this place yet you did it in a matter of hours," Enel said "How did you do that by the way?"

"I merely followed the directions," Robin responded.

"Directions? Where were they?" Enel asked.

"On the Sacrificial alter and on several of the remaining structures in the forest," Robin claimed.

"Oh…Oh I get it, you can read there writing. Yeah I can see how being able to read lanuge from centuries ago would be beneficial…wish I had you around when I was looking for this place," Enel commented.

"You've been here before then…do you know what these tracks were used to transport?" Robin asked.

"Huh…oh that, it was to get the gold out," Enel claimed.

"Gold?" Robin asked.

"Yep, that's what you blue sea dwellers came here for right?" Enel asked "Well sorry to disappoint you but your too late, the gold was taken six years ago by yours truly. There's nothing left," Enel claimed.

"I see…that is a pity," Robin said "I was hoping to get a look at the golden bell too,"

"Bell?" Enel asked interested.

Robin observed Enel's reaction and it was pretty clear that he did not know that the bell existed.

"You didn't take it with you?" Robin asked.

"There was no bell here when I came," Enel claimed.

"I see, then it most likely never made it into the sky," Robin claimed "if it did I'm sure you would have found it,"

"A bell huh…maybe…" Enel trailed off.

"Oh well, I shall have to continue the search on the blue sea," Robin said disappointingly.

"Now hold on a minute how big would this bell be?" Enel asked.

"From what I have read it is supposed to be gigantic," Robin claimed.

"Hmm…you know what I think the bell did make it up here," Enel claimed "it's said that 400yrs ago when Upper Yard first appeared a heavenly sound echoed thought the island. The elders later named this the Song of the Island,"

"So the source of the song was a golden bell…I think I'll take it with me," Enel smiled.

"Do you have any clues on its whereabouts? There's nothing written about it here," Robin asked.

"Nope, but I have a fair idea where it might be though. There's still time before the game ends, I'll search the island until then,"

"I'm just here to admire this magnificent architecture! Its longevity is truly astonishing, is it not? Even after being shot into the sky the City of Shandora still possesses this much of its majestic quality."

Suddenly Enel stared of into space.

"Oh a maggot has escaped," he said flatly, he turned back to Robin. "Would you excuse me for a few seconds? Enel asked.

He did not wait for a response before standing up and shooting lighting into the sky, it shot up though the layer of clouds above the city and headed to find its target. A few seconds later he smiled wickedly.

"Got him," Enel smiled.

Going Merry, a few minutes earlier

The Going Merry sat anchored off the western shore of Upper Yard, after Nami had run off into the Island on her new Waver with Aisa and Connor Coinis and her father had navigated the ship to the edge of the Island.

Once there Pagaya set his boats horn to sound constantly to let the straw hats know where they were. Meanwhile Conis had started to take care of Sanji and Usopp who were still out cold form being electrocuted by Enel; the fact that they were still alive was a miracle in itself.

Pagaya came in to check on them.

"How are they?" He asked.

"There alive…I don't know how but they are," Conis answered as she put a damp cloth on Sanji's head.

"Any sign of Nami and the others?" Conis asked.

"Not yet," Pagaya responded.

Conins looked down in worry, she knew the dangers of Upper Yard and the thought that Nami and two children were on it alone scared her.

"Don't worry Conis I'm sure Nami will look after Aisa and that other boy. After all how much trouble could they get into?" Pagaya asked.

"Your right…I shouldn't worry," Conis said with a smile.

Suddenly both Conis and Pagaya herd Suu's cry, they both ran out to the deck to see what the fox wanted. On the shore near the ship was a man I a toga, he was injured and looked exhausted; Pagaya and Coins left the Merry to help the man.

"Are you alright?" Pagaya asked.

"G…Get away," the man said.

"It's alright we won't hurt you," Coins tried.

"No…you don't understand…you have to get away," the man continued.

"From what?" Conis asked.

"Enel…he's leaving Skypiea," the man claimed.

Conis and Pagaya s face lit up at this.

"That's good though, it means we won't have to live in fear of him anymore," Pagaya said.

"No you don't understand…Enel is leaving but he…he intends to destroy the sky as he goes," the man warned.

Pagaya and Conis eye's widened in shock.

"No…he can't…" Conis gasped.

"Yes he can and he will…every man woman and child. Weather its Skypian or Shandorin will die…even Upper Yard will be destroyed,"

"What can we do?" Pagaya asked.

"Nothing…nothing can be done. We have to evacuate to the Blue Sea," the man said.

"But surly Enel won't destroy his home," Coins said "if he does he won't be God anymore,"

"He doesn't care, he's going to destroy everything…you have to leave now!" the man cried.

Suddenly a bright blue light filled the sky, Conis, Pagaya and the man looked up to see a huge pillar of lighting heading in there direction.

"Gods Judgment," Coins gasped.

"Oh no…" the man said.

Pagaya suddenly pushed Coins off the island and she fell onto the Merry, she watched in horror as Gods judgment engulfed her father and the man on the shore. By the time she hit the Merry's deck her father and the man were gone and the only thing left was a small fire that would burn any and all remains of the two men to ash.

Conis fell to her knees and broke down in tears at her father's death at Enel's hands.

"Why…Why father…all…all he ever wanted was to make people happy," Coins cried "Enel…how could you be so cruel,"

Suu trotted up to Conis and rubbed her head against Coins leg to comfort her; Conis picked the small fox up and gave and held it tightly.

"Oh Suu…why?" she asked.

Conis sat there grieving her father's passing however after a minute or two she stood up and wiped away her tears.

"No…No I won't just sit here and cry. I can grieve all I like once everyone is safe," Coins said determinedly.

She walked over to the railing and placed Suu on it, the small fox looked up at her in confusion.

"Suu I have to go back to Angel Island and warn everyone of Enel's plan, I need you to stay here and guard the ship along with the two Blue Sea dwellers…can you do that?" Conis asked.

Suu nodded and gave a determined squawk, Conis smiled and kissed the small creature before putting on some gloves; she jumped on the Waver boat they used to get to Upper Yard and sped away at top speed towards Angel Island.

"No more…No more will die today," Conis said to herself.

Lost city of Shandora,

Enel nodded in satisfaction as he sensed his targets voice disappear along with one other. He then turned to Robin

"Sorry about that, now where were we?" Enel asked.

Robin stared at Enel in shock and complete fear, she had never seen this kind of power before however it was clear that this man was a Logia type user and his power was far more frighting than Crocodiles.

"Oh you seem to be afraid, that's good," Enel claimed "After all times nearly up,"

"Time…what time?" Robin asked.

"The games time limit of course, I predicted that there would only be five people left alive at the end of three hours. Since I am God my predictions must always come true so I had better do something about it," Enel said.

He raised his hand to the sky again and a huge current of electricity shot out of Enel's body, it flowed up the giant beanstalk behind him and into the cloud layer above.

"What did you do?" Robin asked as she watched the ruins above fall from the sky.

"I invited your Nakama to join us of course," Enel smiled evilly "that is if they survive the fall,"

Upper Ruins, Ordeal of Iron

Zoro breathed heavily as he looked over the fallen body of Ohm, he had just defeated him with a new move that flew through the air. After seeing Edward perform sword techniques that could fly and hit opponents at a distance Zoro had created a move like his.

However it had been really difficult and the power it had given off was less then Zoro had hoped; he looked down at his swords in contemplation.

"That was less powerful than Edwards and not as powerful as it should have been…damn it looks like I need more training," Zoro said to himself.

Suddenly Ohms dog attacked him and Zoro jumped out of the way.

"Damn dog…sit," Zoro hissed. And Much to Zoro's surprise the dog obeyed.

"Wait…do you obey any order given to you?" Zoro asked.

The dog barked in response.

"Fine…then hit yourself in the head and take a long nap," Zoro ordered.

The dog did as it was told and collapsed on the ground from being hitting itself. Zoro chose to ignore how stupid the dog was and rushed off to join Wiper in his battle against the giant python. Despite Wipers impressive combat abilities and powerful attacks the python had not taken any damage.

"Damn it…how is it still not hurt?" Wiper cursed.

He then saw Zoro running towards the Python, the swordsman jumped and swiped his swords. The surprising buildings were cut in three but the snake remained unharmed.

"Damn it's scales are so thick," Zoro cursed.

"Hey stay out of this!" Wiper yelled.

Zoro looked at the Shandorin warrior.

"Shut up my friends are in there too," Zoro shot back.

"Good then they can buy Aisa more time," Wiper said.

"What's that supposed to mean?" Zoro asked.

"It means that the snake can digest your friends first,"

"Huh?! That's not how it works. If anything that girl will be digested first, she's so small and all," Zoro said "Hardly even considered a mouthful.

"TAKE THAT BACK! AISA IS A PROUD WARRIOR OF SHANDORA!" Wiper screamed.

"WARRIOR…SHE'S TINY. SHE WOULDN'T EVEN FILL A SPARROW'S BELLY!" Zoro shouted back.

"OH AND THA AND THAT OTHER BOY WOULD?!"

"OF COURSE NOT…THE KID WOULD KILL THE SPARROW BEFORE IT TRIED TO EAT HIM,"

"THEN WHY DIDN'T HE KILL THE SNAKE BEFORE IT ATE HIM THEN?"

"HEY IT'S YOUR FAULT THAT THEY GOT EATEN IN THE FIRST PLACE!"

"HOW IS IT MY FAULT?"

"YOU SHOT AT THEM?"

"THEY SHOULDN'T HAVE BEEN IN THE WAY,"

The snake was very confused; these two warriors had gone from fighting him to arguing with each other. It let out a loud annoyed roar; the two fighters looked at it angrily.

"SHUT UP!" they both yelled.

"Listen you…." Zoro said but stopped as the clouds underneath him began to rumble.

"Huh…can clouds have earthquakes?" Zoro asked.

"What's an Earthquake?" Wiper asked.

Before Zoro could answer lighting shot up through the clouds and a bright light filled the area, when it faded Zoro and Wiper found themselves in free fall along with a good portion of the ruins with them.