The Navy's bounty assessors for pirates are all idiots, especially the new generation; what kind of garbage are they putting up bounties on?
Three hundred million is just right; it's neither too much nor too little in the New World.
“Then I’ll give you two hundred million,” Smoker said. “The first mate’s bounty can’t be higher than the captain’s.”
“I also want two hundred million,” Lida said.
“Alright, alright, you get two hundred million too,” Kuro said.
"I'll give you 100 million, that should be enough," Kro said, adjusting his glasses.
"For me, fifty million will do," Tashigi said.
"You have no ambition. You're also worth 100 million, but we're all worth over 100 million. What's the point of being a pirate if you don't have 100 million in the New World? We'll just throw you away after we're done with you anyway," Kuro said to Tashigi.
One pirate crew with 300 million, two with 200 million, and two with 100 million, totaling 900 million, was formed just like that.
Nine hundred million? That's not high. It's not even as much as the bounty of that 'Fifth Emperor' alone.
But if we go by the current naval assessment, Kuro thinks those idiots could give him four billion.
It's safer to do it yourself.
This amount is considered average in the new world; it's neither weak nor strong, but when considered individually, it appears quite ordinary.
It's perfectly normal for a pirate with a bounty of 300 million to be a newcomer.
It will not attract attention, nor will it be investigated.
It's just that a new pirate crew has emerged in the New World.
By going to the Pirate Expo in this manner, we won't alert the enemy. If they are careful, we can have a good look around.
"That's it. Have you gathered all the personnel?" Kuro asked.
"Alright, the four hundred sailors have changed their uniforms and are waiting on the ship," Kro said.
While Kuro and Smoker were taking a bath and drinking, everyone had already arrived and was now waiting there.
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