Out on the vast sea,
Hancock stood by the ship's rail, and upon hearing the intelligence, she instantly let out a cold snort:
"Men, no matter who they are, are all the same."
"What does it matter to me whether the Marines revoke the bounty or not?"
Kuma silently finished reading the intelligence, said nothing, turned around, and walked away.
The Revolutionary Army
On Dragon's desk lay two pieces of intelligence.
One was Naruto's Bounty Poster, and the other was the notice revoking the bounty.
Dragon looked at them for a long time.
"This person is no ordinary man."
He said to Sabo beside him.
"The Marines revoked the bounty, which means they do not want to stand against this person."
Sabo picked up the intelligence and looked it over. "Yet they issued a bounty in the first place, which means they initially treated this person as an enemy."
"For their attitude to change so drastically, something must have happened in between."
"Marineford."
Dragon said, "Look into it and see if there has been anything unusual at Marine Headquarters lately."
"Yes."
Holy Land Mary Geoise, the Room of Authority.
Five old men sat on sofas, with several documents spread across the table before them.
An attendant in a black suit stood by the door, reading aloud the latest report from the Marines.
When he finished reading, the room fell silent for a moment.
"Revoked?"
The old man in white robes with a long beard spoke first. "What is Sengoku doing?"
"The report does not state the reason." The attendant lowered his head.
"A five-hundred-million-berry bounty just issued, revoked within days."
An old man in a dark suit frowned:
"Either Sengoku misjudged, or something happened that forced him to change his mind."
"Sengoku is not a man who changes