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

Dunn raised an eyebrow, also somewhat curious, and took the newspaper from Robin's hand.

"What? I got a bounty?"

"How could that be? You're not a pirate."

Robin smiled and sat down next to Dunn, pointing to the front page of the World News.

"Look, isn't that you?"

The image above shows a somewhat blurry profile of Dunn.

If someone doesn't know Dunn, they might not be able to tell, but if someone is familiar with Dunn, they will recognize him at a glance.

Besides, the newspaper was reporting on Dunn's previous encounter with Green Pepper.

"And your photo!"

Dunn glanced at it a few times and, after realizing it wasn't a bounty, didn't pay much attention. He only noticed that Robin was also in the photo taken from above.

Of course, it was a shot from above, showing Robin's back, and because of the hoodie she was wearing, it didn't capture her full appearance.

"This should be alright, right?"

Robin was taken aback by what he heard, then smiled and said.

Even though Robin has been with Dunn recently, things have become much easier, and the threats that were there before have lessened.

But having been hunted by the World Government for so long, I still feel somewhat worried when I think about it now.

"Although I don't have much affection for the World Government, I have to admit that the World Government, which also controls the Navy, is very powerful."

Dunn, who had put down his newspaper, noticed the expression on Robin's face and patted her on the shoulder.

"What do you mean?"

Since it concerned himself, Robin didn't immediately understand Dunn's words.

"If the World Government were really looking for someone, you couldn't have hidden in the West Blue for so long."

Seeing Robin's thoughtful expression, Dunn smiled and put his arm around Robin.

"So, in the eyes of the World Government, you may not be as important as you think. Or rather, although your bounty was issued by the World Government, it may just be that some people are paying attention to you."

Feeling Dunn's arm draped over his shoulder, Robin nodded gently.

"Now that I think about it, I think I know who it is."

Robin thought of the World Government official who tried to kidnap his mother back in Ohara.

"Spandam!"

Robin uttered the name softly.

"An official of the World Government controls CP9, but now, it might be his son."

Dunn pondered the information he knew.

Robin's bounty was issued by Spandam, who naturally wanted to capture the historian who had escaped from Ohara to gain merit.

However, this person has not appeared since the Ohara incident.

His son, Spandam, became the commander of CP9.

That is, the masked man on Enies Lobby who tried to use Robin to gain merit.

"Even so, they are still officials of the world government."

Robin sighed, his mood becoming heavy.

"This ocean is vast, and the Grand Line is also quite large. Once things are settled in the North Sea, we'll head to the Grand Line."

Dunn is still confident about venturing onto the Grand Line.

He is a person who seeks stability.

Even when she was in Shimotsuki Village, her answer to Koushirou was that she could live peacefully in this world.

When you have enough power to do this, and there's even some overflow, it's not impossible to do something else along the way.

Even before he time-traveled, Dunn was someone who would make travel plans to go to other places and see the local customs and culture.

Moreover, this was a world that was almost entirely unfamiliar to him.

A fantasy world.

"Then I'll leave things to you from now on."

Robin turned his head to look at Dunn's face and said with a smile.

"No problem, but right now, the World Government might not be able to help you!"

After Dunn finished speaking, he picked up the newspaper that had been placed beside him and pointed to a spot on it.

"Has the Water Seven opened a water train route and is it already in operation?"

Upon hearing this, Robin looked at the spot Dunn was pointing to and softly read the news aloud.

"It certainly seems important, but what do you mean?"

Robin was curious.

Seeing Robin's puzzled expression, Dunn smiled.

If capturing Robin was Spandam's long-term plan, then the water train incident was an even more important matter.

Because that concerns the so-called blueprints for Hades.

In short, this incident will certainly attract most of Spandam's attention, and he himself is there.

"The blueprints for an ancient weapon have now attracted the attention of the world government."

Ancient weapons?

As a historian, Robin was naturally familiar with the term.

After all, legends about this kind of thing are quite widespread.

"Could it be Hades?"

Robin offered a guess.

"That's right, this is it."

"No wonder, if that's the case, then it's certainly possible."

Robin said, but what he was more curious about was how Dunn, who was in the West Sea, knew about this news.

After all, this news didn't appear in the newspapers.

"Are you involved in this?"

Robin looked at Dunn, who had stood up, and asked him a question.

"No, I have no interest in this ancient weapon. Legend has it that Hades's cannon can destroy an island with a single shot, but for the strong on the high seas, it is not a difficult thing to do."

This is merely a threat that the world government wants to control, and it can also serve as a deterrent.

"Indeed, if the World Government had control, the Buster Call might have been completed much more easily."

Robin lowered her head and said softly upon hearing this.

Are you still searching for the truth in the historical records?

Looking at Robin, who seemed somewhat disappointed, Dunn asked.

"Yes, this is everyone's wish, and now it's just me left. I will fulfill it."

Upon hearing Dunn's question, Robin looked up at Dunn and said firmly.

This is a dangerous matter.

Ohara was destroyed by the World Government because of its research into the Poneglyphs.

Now that she's going to continue, it means trouble, and it might even cause trouble for Dunn, and she doesn't want to keep it from Dunn.

When asked this question, Robin didn't know how Dunn would respond or react in this way.

At this moment, she noticed that Dunn was staring at her, and she felt a little uneasy.

"That's great, you have your own goals!"

Looking at Robin, who looked uneasy, Dunn smiled and said with some emotion.

"If you want to do it, then go ahead and do it. I can help you in the future."

"Thank you, and what about you?"

Robin reached out and pulled Dunn, asking a question. Dunn sat down again following her lead and looked at the busy members of the Eight Treasures Navy on the large ship.

"I don't know, but my immediate goal is to become famous throughout the world. Once we reach the Grand Line, there are two potential enemies to deal with. As for anything else, I haven't thought about it yet."

Dunn thought for a moment and then gave an answer.

"Perhaps you can also set a goal."

Hearing Dunn's answer, Robin could tell that Dunn hadn't really thought about it, so he offered a suggestion.

Tell me!

"For example, becoming the king of the sea."