[Law's right, the meaning of it doesn't work well for Luke...but with the clarification he blinks. That is an incredibly intimate thing to share, really, and he's honored by the trust. But then, Law doesn't really know much about Luke's past, and he'll probably share a bit himself, later. For now?]

The Will of D. So, a mark of destiny, then. Is that right?

[That's about the best estimation Luke really as for what he's been told.]

And I'm afraid I'm not terribly familiar with God, but I've never seen you do anything that would make you the enemy of anything good. What...do you mean by that, exactly? Is the Will of D a bad thing?