"As long as President Morgans is satisfied, I'll definitely get a promotion and a raise!"
The man thought excitedly.
His name was Dale, a reporter for the World News Agency. His main task was to track pirates with the potential to become rising stars.
On every starting island, there were reporters like Dale.
The stories they wrote were not necessarily adopted by the agency, but the pirates they kept an eye on were basically all notorious pirates with high bounties and enough fame to reach the Grand Line.
Among these pirates with limitless potential, there would often be a few who stood out even more, making their way through sparks and lightning to reach Sabaody Archipelago, the endpoint of the first half of the Grand Line.
By then, the fame piled up through various reports would give them the title of Supernova.
To put it bluntly, behind the title of every Supernova pirate, there was always no shortage of people working behind the scenes.
And those behind-the-scenes figures were reporters like them, whose contributions were indispensable.
A Supernova candidate like Bagard Maud, who was plainly the biggest dark horse, had long since been on Dale's watchlist.
Thus, after hearing Dada's loud and emotional voice, Dale immediately found a suitable vantage point.
"This guy nicknamed Turkey looks like he has real potential as a reporter. I need to find time to approach him and ask whether he's interested."
In Dale's eyes, Turkey Dada was so skilled at flattery that it would be a waste of talent if he didn't become a reporter who wrote articles.
While making his plans, Dale raised his binoculars and closely watched Maud and the others by the shore.
That so-called "masterpiece" was merely an unexpected harvest. If it was good enough to fill a serialized feature