'One Piece' chapter 853 spoilers: Sanji goes against Reiju's wishes, but she still ends up dead?

Sanji will see light at the end of the tunnel in "One Piece" chapter 853 as they continue their efforts to stop Big Mom and Pudding's heinous plan.

Despite Sanji's evil bride messing with her brain, Reiju managed to recall the memory of learning Pudding's sinister scheme to be put in place during the wedding.

Big Mom and Pudding intend to kill Sanji and the Vinsmokes at the wedding day right at the castle. Reiju implored his brother to flee while he can, but he has something else in mind in "One Piece" chapter 853.

Instead, Sanji is expected to stay and at least put up a fight to save themselves and his sister instead of running away in "One Piece" chapter 853.

After learning what his mother had to go through for him (she had to endure watching her children become ruthless mercenaries at the demand of Sanji's father until she decided to do something about it that led to her death), he has a renewed will to fight.

After all, it is unlikely for Sanji to leave Reiju behind and sacrifice herself. Knowing Sanji, he would not be able to live with himself. More importantly, his sister is one of the few members of his family who showed concern for him.

However, this still does not assure Reiju's safety in "One Piece" chapter 853. While Sanji chooses to save her, she could still end up doing what she thinks will help him and the Straw Hat Pirates. Whether this will involve sacrificing herself, being the strong person that she is, Reiju will not hesitate to do it.

Luffy, in the meantime, was busy doing damage in the castle by the end of the previous chapter. He will continue to do so in "One Piece" chapter 853 as he tries to locate Sanji.

Meanwhile, it looks like the Germa 66 won't be of help to Sanji's quest to stop Big Mom in "One Piece" chapter 853. It is rumored that Jajji will have them wiped out after learning what Charlotte Linlin has in store.

"One Piece" chapter 853 is expected to be released tomorrow, Jan. 23.