"Why do newspapers keep getting more expensive these days? At this rate, I won't even be able to afford one."
With great reluctance, Nami pulled several Beli out of her cleavage and put them into the little bag in front of the delivery pigeon.
"Mira, the newspaper's here."
"Nami, hurry and see if we're in the paper again!" A ball of flame came over to Nami.
"Let me see." Nami opened the newspaper as she spoke. "Wow, we've taken the front page again."
Hearing Nami's words, the others gradually gathered there, clearly interested in this latest report about them.
Nami snapped her fingers, and a long table made of white Island Cloud immediately appeared in the square.
She spread the newspaper out before everyone.
"Same old style, as expected. They always love exaggerating the facts." Nami pouted, clearly somewhat unhappy with the newspaper's approach.
Every report about their crew always contained plenty of exaggeration.
Lott smiled. These newspapers were behaving like typical businessmen.
It made him think of the news on Blue Star in his previous life, always starting with an eye-catching headline to entice readers into clicking.
Although everyone knew it was a "scam," they were still willing to pay for it.
"You can tell this News Agency just loves stirring up trouble for a spectacle," Ling'er said, pouting. "Hurry and turn to the back. See if there are any new Wanted Posters."
Sure enough, Ling'er was still that wild boar, only ever thinking about the results.
"Quick, let me see if my bounty's higher than Stinky Sand Crocodile's."
Enel was particularly eager this time. He remembered Crocodile's bounty being higher than his last time. How could someone as arrogant as him accept that?
Somewhat helplessly, Nami turned to the back. Sure enough, several Wanted Posters appeared before them.