Bellemere Did Not Adopt Robin

"Remove it."

Robin spoke first.

Nami didn't touch the paper.

"You know about this record?"

"Have no idea."

"Then why did you ask me to withdraw?"

"Bellemere has nothing to do with me; what she left behind should be returned to you."

"First, find out who put it there."

Nami transferred the page to a restricted screen, making it only accessible to Robin and those in the relevant seats.

The Throne immediately added an explanation.

Nicole Robin lost her legal guardian at the age of eight.

[To maintain eligibility for arrest warrants and judicial proceedings, utilize available adopted daughter relationships]

Lin Qi asked, "Does a wanted person need a guardian?"

Akainu retrieved old legal provisions.

"For child offenders under the age of ten, their family background needs to be confirmed before related individuals can be traced."

Robin said, "There's no one left to trace in Ohara."

"So the population database provides you with a living family source."

"Bellemere was already dead."

"In the file, she was listed as having moved out, and her death was not confirmed."

Upon hearing this, Nami flipped to that year's tax book with Arlong.

"Robin's name first appeared in the relationship access record three years after Bellemere's death."

Nojiko asked, "Have they investigated us about this relationship?"

Akainu found a search warrant for the East Blue.

"The investigation concluded that the two former adopted daughters remain under Arlong's jurisdiction and have no opportunity to contact Ohara criminals."

Arlong spoke from the other end of the communication.

"The Nezumi asked me if there were any black-haired imps in the village."

Nami turned to him.

"What did you say in response?"

"No."

"Why did you shield us?"

"Stop putting on airs; I don't want the navy coming into the village to dig up dirt."

"If they come into the village, they'll see you collecting money."

"Good to know."

Robin looked at the search warrant.

"Arlong's response kept the relationship on the legal record."

"Right."

"And then?"

Akainu flipped to the second call.

"When you were sixteen, the World Government suspected you of having contact with the East Blue Revolution, Enies Lobby re-examined the families registered under Bellemere's name."

Dragon asked, "What organization?"

"No entity was found; this may have been a temporary addition to expand the search area."

"That's so convenient."

Nami pulled a small section of the two cloth strips out of the coffin.

The markings at the break point were then removed.

In the scene, Robin's wanted poster begins to shake.

Vegapunk immediately reminded him.

"Don't remove everything yet. Robin's legal status is linked to this relationship; removing it entirely could create a void in her identity."

Robin asked, "What will happen when the vacancy becomes vacant?"

"The Throne can reinstate you as a relic of Ohara."

"I was always just a remnant in their eyes."

You are now a member of the Straw Hat Pirates.

Luffy's Den Den Mushi) squeezed into the restricted line.

"Robin is definitely our partner."

Nami turned around.

"Who let you in?"

"The Den Den Mushi answered by itself."

Usopp shouted from behind, "You stole Sanji's communicator!"

"They're all the same."

Robin looked at Luffy.

This matter is none of your concern for now.

"How can it be unrelated? Your name is on our ship."

"That's a pirate flag, not a guardianship record."

"Anyway, they're not allowed to write anything about you."

Nami kept Luffy intact and cut off the noise from Usopp's side.

"First, let's confirm one thing: Robin doesn't need Bellemere as her temporary mother."

"I've never thought that way."

Robin turned the page toward himself.

"But if this relationship is involved in my arrest warrant, it's evidence of a crime, and it can't just be deleted."

"You still want to keep it?"

"Retain call logs, remove family definitions."

The Throne now displays a warning on the page.

[After the separation, Nicole Robin had no legal guardianship during the ages of eight to ten.]

All actions taken during this period need to be reviewed again.

Upon seeing this line, Akainu immediately flipped to Robin's case files from when she was eight years old.

"A re-examination would render all existing records of her detention and pursuit meaningless."

Nami asked, "Isn't losing evidence a good thing?"

"The Throne can claim those things never happened."

Robin took over the conversation.

"The people who took me in were killed, the informers got their bounties, and the navy that was hunting me burned down my house—all of this will disappear along with the guardianship record."

Luffy asked, "Then let them not disappear."

It's not that simple.

"You guys always say the same thing, why don't you just add a 'D' at the end?"

There was a moment of silence on the Den Den Mushi.

Lin Qi looked at Luffy.

"You'll write it this time?"

"I won't write that long."

"Then you tell me."

Luffy is adjusting his Straw Hat.

"Robin was Robin when she was little. She should be named after whoever took care of her. If no one took care of her, it doesn't mean she wasn't there during those years."

Robin's hand left the page.

Nami picked up her pen and organized the options into the fourth choice.

[D: The lack of guardianship records does not affect Robin's identity; past injuries remain preserved; the relationship with Bellemere is only used as evidence of illegal appropriation and does not constitute a mother-daughter relationship.]

Voting for the Throne was not immediately opened.

Another application pops up on the page first.

[The person who provided this information is deceased and cannot be withdrawn.]

Nojiko looked at the coffin.

"It wants Bellemere to withdraw personally?"

How do you evacuate the dead?

"Undeliverable record."

Lin Qi looked at the stack of deathbed papers he had just brought back.

After the sun mark, the corner of the second page appeared.

There was no name on it, only a bullet hole shaped like an orange.

Nami recognized the gap.

"When Bellemere was shot, he had the village's Family Register in his breast pocket."

The Village Chief brought out the old books he had kept.

The booklet cover is indeed missing a corner.

The gap completely overlaps with the final page.

Unanswered, he crawled along the edge of the paper and pulled out a message that had not been delivered from the Inner Compartment.

These two children aren't adopted; they belong to my family.

Nami's hand was still on the ledger.

Nojiko and down, until the mud was clean, but she didn't stop.

Arlong stared at that sentence.

"What a dead person says is useless."

Nami asked, "Did you hear that?"

She rambled on a lot of nonsense before she died.

Did you hear that?

So what if you heard it?

"You made her pay for three people, which means you acknowledged the relationship. After you killed her, you continued to collect taxes using the same relationship."

Arlong opened his mouth, and after a while said, "She chose two brats herself."

"Yes, she chose us. She didn't choose death."

Nami put the dying inscription back into the Family Register.

"We will now reclaim the stolen portion."

The impact of the Nojiko's pitching in Cocoyasi Village has been confirmed.

Robin then wrote down his opinion.

[I do not accept Bellemere's parental relationship, but I demand that she retain the evidence that it was stolen and used to track me down.]

Voting for the five seats is now open.

The Civilian Witness Seats and the Revolutionary Army Seats were passed one after the other.

The Navy Seat confirmed the unauthorized use of the equipment.

As Buggy descended from the Pirate Seat, Luffy reached out from the side and pressed a crooked mark on Robin's confirmation box.

"This belongs to the Straw Hat Pirates."

You do not have this seat.

I have the captain's seat.

Robin kept the crooked mark.

After the voting ended, the numbers of the sixteen children fell off the cloth strips and were each placed on their own Protection Pages.

Robin's number fell to the last.

It did not return to the wanted list, nor was it added to Bellemere's Family Register.

The serial number was turned over, and a tree was engraved on the back.

Robin recognized it as the Tree of Knowledge.

Below the tree roots is a line of Ohara file numbers.

Akainu retrieved the corresponding records, but the page refused to disclose them.

[The original source of the guardianship relationship remains in effect.]

Nami looked at Robin.

Who is the original source?

Robin did not answer.

The file automatically added the name.

[Nicole Olvia]

[Status: Voluntarily relinquished guardianship]