That name was the scar Saul least wanted to uncover.
Sometimes, just thinking about it or mentioning it gave him the feeling that he was about to suffer a heart attack.
But since Maud pressed him for an answer, Saul was not the sort of person who liked to beat around the bush. He directly gave the man's name.
"Monkey D. Garp."
"..."
Hearing this unexpected name, Maud did not react much.
When he first arrived at this weapons shop, he had only thought it was a shady black-market store.
Then Shanks's sudden visit caught him completely off guard.
After all, at the time, Shanks had been someone who could have sneezed and killed him.
Yet someone like that had crossed streets and alleys to make a special trip to this weapons shop, and had stood right in front of him.
From that moment onward, Maud felt that even if Saul had some connection to Pirate King Roger, it would not be a big deal.
In fact, he had suspected as much before.
He simply had no interest in that sort of thing, so he had never thought of investigating Saul's secrets.
Now that he had heard Saul had some connection to Marine Hero Garp, he did not find it strange at all.
"I've heard that name before. Apparently, he was a legendary figure in the Marines."
Maud thought it was only natural that, as the original owner's identity, he would know of Garp's reputation.
The name Garp alone was enough to make Saul grit his teeth.
But when he heard Maud call Garp a legend, Saul did not get angry.
That was because Saul would not deny any fact.
Looking at it objectively, even if Saul desperately wanted to stuff a hundred lead bullets down Garp's throat, he had