Cover Page: Ace's Great Blackbeard Search, Vol. 1: "Grab That Dine-and-Dasher!"

In a faraway land, the Pasta Lake café finds itself the latest victim of one of the Grand Line's most notorious dine-and-dashers.

Robin learns some important things and talks to Enel. Conis learns that Enel is planning to kill everyone and goes to warn the villagers. Enel sends the Upper Ruins crashing down.

Robin reads the writings she finds throughout the Main Ruins of Shandora. She reads something about a bell which reminds her of the bell that Noland mentioned in his notes. She then realizes that a Poneglyph was brought to this city way back when it fought against "the enemy," and that the city was ruined because of this. From Noland's notes, she deduces that the Poneglyph was with the bell which was hung at the center of the four altars. Instead of finding a bell there however, she finds the beanstalk. She concludes that the bell never made it to the sky. Enel shows up and comments on the magnificence of Shandora as well as Robin's archeological skills. He then tells her that he has already taken the gold. Robin asks him if he took the golden bell as well. Enel seems confused so Robin concludes that he does not know about it. Enel asks her what she learned from reading the script. Robin tells him that there was a great bell, but it must not have made it into the sky.

Enel then remembers the 400 year old story of the island flying into the sky with a beautiful sound called the "Song of the Land." They both get excited of the possibility of the bell still being somewhere in the sky, though Robin is more excited over the possibility of finding a Poneglyph. Meanwhile Conis and Pagaya find one of the soldiers that were working for Enel in a life-threatening condition. The soldier tells them that Enel is planning on sending Sky Island to the Blue Seas and escaping on the Ark Maxim. Enel strikes them with lightning, but Pagaya manages to push Conis out of the way in time. Zoro finds out that Holy obeys anyone by accident and tells Holy to knock itself out. Enel sends the Upper Ruins crashing into the cloud below by destroying the supporting cloud with his lightning. Conis rushes to warn everyone of Enel's evil plan.

Chapter Notes:
While this chapter title does not have the characteristic musical reference, it does have a reference to theater. The title "Play" is of course referring to the dialogue/monologue heavy literature that is performed on stage. Since this chapter is mostly monologue/dialogue, the parallel is fairly obvious. However, if one looks a bit deeper, they will see that the chapter contains examples of all three types of plays as well: historical, tragedy, and comedy.
Robin realizes that the Shandoran people were protecting the Poneglyph on their island.
She realizes the bell of Shandora should be in the city but is nowhere to be found.
She realizes the bell of Shandora should be in the city but is nowhere to be found.
Enel appears before Robin revelaing he stole all the gold of Shandora but does not know where the bell is.
8 minutes remain in the Death Game.
A member of God's Army appears before Conis and Pagaya to warn of Enel's desire to kill everyone on Skypiea, but both he and Pagaya are attacked by the God.
Zoro has defeated Ohm and makes Holy knock itself out on command.
Enel attacks the platform on Giant Jack forcing Zoro, Wyper and the King of the Sky to him for the final battle of the Death Game.