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CH. 962 · PP. 6–9

One Piece Chapter 962 Part 2 — Oden’s Past Begins to Define Wano’s Tragedy - Dialogue 2

dialogue excerptCh. 962pp. 6–9
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    - Pages: 6-9 - Characters: Oden, Law, Kinemon, 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 54 dialogue beats. The story turns to Oden’s past, showing how his life, Whitebeard, Roger, and Orochi shaped Wano’s tragedy. ### Key dialogue Narrator: "I was overwheelmed by the stench of blood, sweat, and corpses." Kinemon: So you are Kozukii Open? Narrator: I was disowned. That is no longer my name. Narrator: “It was as if the entire world turned its killing intent...” Narrator: "One is free to enter, but leaving would mean death." Narrator: "How stifling! Such an environment is unfit for humans." Narrator: "That is the kind of rule I hate the most!!" Oden: Hurry, look for Lord Oden!! Oden: Sir Oden!! We are here to help!! Narrator: So this is the power of the infamous Ashura Douji..!!!! Narrator: I will be needing your strength and wits...

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