"Since last night, the Feysac police have been conducting checks at every inn and taking statements from every guest. We stayed at the inn all day yesterday and arrived two days earlier, so we weren't suspects. That was why they allowed us to leave," O'Neill said, still a little shaken. After all, relations between Loen and Feysac were hardly friendly. If people with Loen faces like them were labeled suspects, they could very well be thrown in prison.
Of course, they could resist and escape. But that would inevitably make them wanted fugitives, preventing them from moving freely through any waters under the Feysac Empire's influence.
"Oh, Kircheis's bounty has gone up. I saw a newly posted wanted notice this morning. His bounty is now 63,250 Gold Horne."
Nefi blinked as she spoke.
Gold Horne was the highest denomination in the Feysac Empire's currency system, followed by Feysac Silver and Gobi.
At the current exchange rate, one Gold Pound was equivalent to five Gold Horne.
In other words, the Butcher's bounty had risen to 11,500 Gold Pounds. Of course, that figure only applied to Feysac for now. The bounties in other regions probably had yet to be adjusted.
After all, different countries offered different bounties for pirates. Even if Feysac increased Kircheis's bounty, other countries wouldn't immediately adjust theirs. They would only make changes once word spread of the Butcher's deeds in Faust.
I wonder if the real Kircheis will be pleasantly surprised when he discovers his bounty has gone up? Sifa chuckled and finished his bread in a few bites.
At noon two days later, they arrived in Glen Town. Sifa took Levtor with him and told the others to return to the Explorer first.
He had arranged to meet Cattleya at sea that night, so he still had