Beneath all those bizarre personalities, an extremely strange scene eventually appeared on Cake Island.
A birdman wandered around with a camera, taking pictures everywhere and preparing to fabricate some major news story when the opportunity arose.
Although Morgans was bold enough to expose things the World Government had forbidden from being publicized, and sometimes possessed a strangely stubborn conviction that neither threats of force nor monetary temptation could shake, he also had a talent for making things up out of thin air and stirring up conflict whenever there was no big news. Exaggeration was normal for him; even the editors at UC Browser could not match his knack for grabbing attention.
Meanwhile, a catwoman held a notebook and scribbled down something unknown. In any case, she turned pages very quickly.
Though Kate did not have a camera, she could sketch, and the speed of her quick drawings was almost comparable to Morgans's camera.
In a sense, the catwoman and birdman were doing the same thing. The biggest difference was that Morgans's camera contained photos of Oran, while Kate's notebook now had a drawing of Morgans's bird head.
The Tea Party venue had long since been arranged. Judging by the decorations alone, no one would have thought this was pirate territory. It looked more like a fairy-tale town.
The tables were covered with desserts and tea, and all sorts of people sat around them. Most wore tense expressions, unable to understand why Charlotte Linlin had suddenly organized this so-called Tea Party.
Some people had not wanted to come, but once the invitations had been sent, attending was no longer their choice. Those who accepted were guests; those who refused were enemies disrespecting Charlotte Linlin.
"What exactly does she want? We usually have no dealings with that pirate, do we?"
"Not long