As for Maud being wanted by the Marines...
Garp hadn't taken it to heart. Even after Maud had shot him in the face, he hadn't really considered the matter.
Instead, Gion had taken it very seriously. She had personally compiled all the detailed information and submitted it.
It was only through her efforts that the Marines ultimately established the bounty.
Garp tilted his head toward the calm-looking Tsuru and asked curiously, "How much?"
"68 million."
"That high?"
Garp was somewhat surprised.
Although this starting bounty wasn't unprecedented, it was still no small amount.
Merely killing a Marine Colonel shouldn't have been enough to warrant such a high bounty.
"It is a little high."
Tsuru slowly rose to her feet and said calmly, "But the information Gion submitted really does prove that the boy is worth this bounty."
"Information..."
Garp became somewhat interested.
Tsuru glanced at Garp and said, "I've already put copies of that information on your desk."
Garp was taken aback when he heard that, then burst out laughing.
"You're really considerate, Little Tsuru..."
The Marshal's office.
Sengoku sat behind his desk, his hands clasped beneath his chin.
Two documents lay on the desk before him. Beside them was a freshly printed Bounty Poster.
"Bagard. Maud."
Sengoku lowered his head slightly, his gaze settling on the Bounty Poster.
A black-haired boy with youthful features yet a heroic bearing was depicted on the paper.
This was the boy who had left a scar on Garp's face.
Although it was only a minor scar, it still depended on who had been injured.
At first, when Sengoku saw the gunshot wound on Garp's face, he instinctively assumed it had come from Ghost Gun.
So when Garp revealed the truth, Sengoku found it difficult to believe.
Now, through the detailed information compiled by