One Piece: Burning the Prison Clothes in the Setting Sun, Mihawk is dumbfounded.

Several days later.

The alarm suddenly sounded at Base 16.

"Base Commander, a large pirate ship is approaching."

One sentence gave Colonel Mouse a huge fright.

A large pirate ship means there are at least several hundred pirates. But that's not the most important thing. The key is that the captain who can lead so many pirates must be incredibly strong.

However, it is still rare for pirates to attack naval bases.

Have the pirates in the East Blue gone mad?

"Summon... wait."

Colonel Rat was about to order the mobilization of soldiers, but he stopped before he could finish speaking.

"Vice Admiral Garp's ship is still at the dock."

Colonel Mouse suddenly remembered this.

He didn't know where Vice Admiral Garp had gone, but the soldiers on the ship were all there.

These are all elites who followed Vice Admiral Garp in his campaigns against pirates in the New World.

Moreover, there's also Colonel Bogart, Garp's adjutant, in charge.

Colonel Rat immediately calmed down and led his men toward the dock.

Since there's no real danger, we should naturally take a stand.

Don't make it awkward if he doesn't arrive before the fight is over.

The sirens were still blaring, and the residents of the small town surrounding the naval base were bewildered.

What's going on here?

"Prepare for battle!"

At the dock, Bogart gave a loud order, and the soldiers on the warships moved quickly, their cannons already aimed in the direction seen by the lookout.

Bogart was also a little confused.

Garp's warships are standard naval warships, much larger than pirate ships.

With such a large warship here, would any pirate ships dare to charge at us?

I never realized the pirates in the East Blue were so brave.

Bogart stood at the bow of the ship, looking on with suspicion, watching the pirate ship approach rapidly.

With his sharp eyesight, he naturally spotted the approaching pirate ship's bow, where a figure stood.

As he drew nearer, Bogart raised his hand in preparation to give the order, but then frowned.

Wow, that person looks familiar.

The familiar feeling prevented Bogart from issuing an attack order, and the naval soldiers were not surprised either, all standing ready for battle.

"Wait, it's that guy!"

Dunn has changed a lot in the past year, especially in his physique. He is much taller and more robust than he was a year ago.

However, his facial features haven't changed much, though he has lost much of his childishness.

Bogart recognized the person because he had seen him from afar in Frostmoon Village. Now, he remembered the purpose of his visit and, combining these memories, he realized who the visitor was.

But isn't this guy a pirate hunter?

How did I become a pirate?

Colonel Rat had also arrived and saw that the soldiers on Garp's flagship were ready.

However, they did not fire the cannon for a long time.

He was puzzled, but dared not ask, and could only watch obediently.

Then, they, along with some port workers, watched helplessly as the speeding pirate ship approached the dock before suddenly slowing down and coming closer.

Dunn stood at the bow and saw the dog-headed warship in the distance.

Although puzzled, he did not hesitate and immediately ordered the pirates to slow down and approach.

The pirate ship docked steadily at the pier, not far from the navy's massive warships.

Bogart stood at the bow of the warship, his hand on the hilt of his sword, looking down at the pirate ship. From here, he could clearly see that the pirate ship was crowded with pirates.

The proportions are wrong!

Wait, what's this?

Bogart glanced around and saw that many pirates were injured, and there were also many heads piled together, but no pirates were approaching.

So, this guy went out to sea to catch pirates, and then brought them back by ship?

But what's going on here?

How many pirate crews were attacked?

Just as Bogart was wondering, Dunn on the pirate ship below jumped down and landed in front of Colonel Rat on the dock.

"Hey, I've come to give you credit."

Dunn pointed to the pirate ship behind him.

Colonel Mouse looked completely bewildered.

"what?"

Clearly, Dunn's words had caused Colonel Rat's mind to go blank.

Who's the kind soul who catches pirates, capturing their ships along with them?

Oh, it's Dunn. Never mind then.

Colonel Mouse suddenly remembered that when he first met Dunn, the guy had brought over a whole ship full of pirates.

Just this once?

He looked at the sea of ​​heads peeking out from the pirate ship, a huge, dark mass.

Swallowed.

"What? You're not accepting it?"

Seeing that Colonel Mouse did not answer, Dunn frowned and spoke.

"receive!"

An unfamiliar voice rang out, and Bogart disembarked from the warship, followed by squads of naval soldiers.

"They will help you imprison these pirates."

After Bogart walked over, he gave orders to Colonel Rat.

"Yes, sir!"

Although they are of the same rank, the colonel at headquarters is three ranks higher than the branch's officer of the same rank.

Then, Bogart watched as the soldiers boarded the pirate ship and escorted the pirates.

One by one, the pirates were brought down.

But there are clearly not enough people.

The first batch of dozens of pirates were escorted to the naval base for detention.

"Are you Dunn?"

As Dunn was looking at the money bag the navy was escorting him with, Bogart spoke up beside him.

"Um!"

Dunn nodded.

"I am Bogart, Lieutenant General Garp's adjutant. I have seen you before, in Shimotsuki Village."

Bogart introduces himself.

"oh!"

Dunn nodded without turning his head.

This attitude made Bogart's lips move.

"Lieutenant General Garp came all the way from headquarters this time because of you."

"Me again? But I have no interest in joining the Navy."

Dunn shook his head directly.

"Why? Aren't you upholding justice by catching pirates? Is there anything more righteous than the Navy?"

Bogart frowned and asked.

"justice?"

Dunn was taken aback and turned to look at Bogart.

I originally wanted to criticize the Navy's so-called justice, but after thinking about it, I gave up.

Some of the navy's explanations are illogical.

"I catch pirates for the money!"

Dunn thought for a moment and gave an answer.

"Navy salaries are not low."

Upon hearing this, Bogart immediately spoke up.

"Not low? So what's your salary?"

Dunn laughed when he heard this.

"Four million Berry trophies a month!"

Bogart didn't hide anything when he heard this, and answered the question honestly.

"Four million Berries, and he's a Marine Headquarters captain. At most, an admiral would get twice as much, maybe a lieutenant general a bit more, plus other benefits and such."

Dunn said in a relaxed tone.

Boga head.

"So, do you know how much this ship full of weakling pirates is worth?"

Weakling?

Bogart hadn't heard of the word before, but he roughly understood what it meant.

"have no idea!"

"80 million to 100 million Berries."

Dunn gave the answer, and then Bogart fell silent.

His salary for two years.

Moreover, in his opinion, these pirates were weak; he could easily defeat them without even drawing his sword.

"How long have you been arresting them?"

Bogart swallowed hard and asked.

"About half a month or so, but of course you can calculate it as a month."

Dunn waved his hand and said.

A month?

Bogart admitted that he was tempted.