One Piece Chapter 960 Part 2 — Oden’s Past Begins to Define Wano’s Tragedy - Dialogue 1

- Pages: 6-9 - Characters: Oden, Narrator - Topics: wano ### Summary The story turns to Oden’s past, showing how his life, Whitebeard, Roger, and Orochi shaped Wano’s tragedy. This section advances the Wano - Oden and the Old Era storyline with 58 dialogue beats. The story turns to Oden’s past, showing how his life, Whitebeard, Roger, and Orochi shaped Wano’s tragedy. ### Key dialogue Narrator: You should be more careful when you talk in public! Narrator: Of course I would overhear you! This boar is worth one piece of white gold, right!? Narrator: Once I hand this over to boss Kurokoma, I will be a... Narrator: Hand over your clothes!! And your money, too!! Oden: Um... regarding Lord Oden... Narrator: He really does lack the aptitude for sailing. Narrator: The fact that he is still alive is surprising... Narrator: He really has lived quite the eventful life... Narrator: Even as a baby, when he was less than a year old, he managed to fling his wet nurse across the room. Narrator: By age two, he was able to catch two rabbits with his bare hands. Narrator: The shown of nano K02UKI SUKITYAKI (oden's father) Narrator: By age four, he was able to throw a large boulder at a bear, crushing it to death!!