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When Gol D. Roger’s last words sent the world into a frenzy, pirates everywhere set sail for the mythical treasure, One Piece. But what if One Piece wasn’t a chest of gold or ultimate knowledge?

What if it was a ring?

Monkey D. Luffy and the Straw Hats are just doing their usual thing—punching Marines, stealing food, and annoying Zoro—when they stumble upon a secret buried in history. The Grand Line wasn’t just shaped by pirates… it was once connected to another world. A world of elves, kings, and one very grumpy wizard.

Then they find it—the One Ring. A cursed artifact from a time when Imu and Sauron played the ultimate villain tag-team. Now, the Ring’s resurfacing is waking ancient horrors, and if Luffy doesn’t do something, both worlds might become Marine Headquarters (which is a fate worse than death, according to Zoro).

But stopping a war between Imu and Luffy isn’t that simple. Especially when:

Buggy somehow gets involved and convinces people he’s a legendary Ringbearer.

Sanji flirts with an elf and gets kicked into another dimension.

Zoro keeps trying to fight Nazgûl but keeps getting lost instead.

Gandalf realizes he now has to babysit an entire pirate crew.

And Imu finally steps out of the shadows, revealing the biggest lie in history.


With the fate of two worlds on the line, Luffy does what he does best—he throws a punch first and asks questions later.

Because if there's one thing more dangerous than a dark lord with world-ending power, it's a rubber pirate who doesn’t know when to quit.

One Piece :The Last Voyage to Mordor

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The ruins stretched endlessly ahead swallowed in mist and eerie silence. The cloaked man led the Straw Hats through the crumbling remains of what was once a mighty fortress. Strange carvings lined the walls—symbols unlike anything they had seen before.

Robin ran her fingers over an engraving of a spiral sun, her expression sharp with thought. "These markings… they resemble the ancient glyphs from the Void Century."

The stranger stopped. "That is because they are."

Robin's voice was unusually quiet. "Are you saying that Middle-earth existed during the Void Century?"

The man nodded. "More than that. It was erased during the Void Century."

Luffy tilted his head. "Wait, wait, wait! You mean there were people like you and spooky ghosts back in our world, and then—POOF! They disappeared?"

The man's silver eyes gleamed. "Not just ghosts. Gods. Kings. Monsters. A war that nearly ended the world."

Sanji exhaled smoke, his eyes sharp. "Alright, mystery guy. Enough riddles. Tell us who you are."

The man turned to them fully, lowering his hood.

His face was lined with age and wisdom, but his presence was immortal—as if he had seen centuries pass before his eyes. His silver hair fell past his shoulders, and his gaze held an intensity that made even Zoro tense.

The name resonated in the air, carrying a weight beyond words.

Chopper blinked. "Gandalf? Like… a wizard?"

Gandalf allowed a faint smile. "Yes. A wizard. One of the last."

Nami looked sceptical. "Okay, but how do you know about the Void Century?"

Gandalf turned to Robin. "Because I was there when it ended."

Robin's breath hitched. "That's… impossible."

But before Gandalf could continue, thunder rumbled in the distance.

The ruins trembled as if the very earth was rejecting their presence.

Low, ancient voices. Echoes of the past, speaking in a language no one could understand… except Robin.

She stiffened. "It's… it's an old dialect of Elvish mixed with the ancient language of the Poneglyphs."

Franky raised an eyebrow. "What are they saying?"

Robin's lips parted as she translated:

"The Ring has awakened. The Dark One sees. The eye watches once more."

Gandalf's expression darkened. "Then we have no time. We must reach Mordor before the enemy does."

Luffy's grin widened. "Awesome! Let's go punch the bad guy!"

Gandalf sighed. "It is never that simple."

And behind them, in the swirling mist, something watched.

A shadow—tall, armoured with burning red eyes—stood atop the ruins.

It simply vanished into the darkness.

To be continued in Chapter 6 : The Eye of Imu.

Chapter 5: The truth of the Void Century.