"But strangely enough, I remembered his name. It was Gol D. Roger. I don't know when it started, but the newspapers and bounty posters all became Gol D. Roger. Did I remember it wrong before?"
As she handed the newspaper to Oran, Kate voiced her doubts as well.
Ordinary bounty hunters only collected bounty posters from across the seas and regularly replaced the old ones with new copies so they would not miss any increases in bounty.
They were not doing it for justice, only for money.
But Kate was different. She wanted to become the greatest villain, and to achieve that goal, she had to eliminate the other villains.
That was why her death notebook contained information on all kinds of pirates and underworld bosses.
She had even planned how to take down Morgans and Feld.
Besides a target's name, bounty, and appearance, bounty posters also listed specific details beneath them.
For example, which pirate crew the target belonged to, what abilities they possessed, and what distinguishing traits they had.
The World Government and the Navy occasionally got intelligence wrong. For instance, Charlotte Cracker of the Big Mom Pirates, an Ability User of the Biscuit-Biscuit Fruit, was especially afraid of pain. He usually hid inside biscuit armor and never showed himself in public.
Over time, the Navy mistook the biscuit armor's appearance for his true face and even put it on his bounty poster.
If the Navy discovered the mistake, later bounty posters would correct it. Such things were not particularly rare.
But getting even the name wrong was something Kate had never seen before.
"You didn't remember it wrong. Gol D. Roger is his real name. When did the change in his name appear?"
"Probably a few months ago. Around that time, that crew should have already been