I am the Bandit King of the East Sea.

The two of them, no longer caring about Sieg, put their arms around each other's shoulders and started laughing and jumping up and down on the spot.

It took them a while to recover from their surprise and look at Sieg with some embarrassment.

Joseph, the hairy-legged man, coughed lightly and said with feigned modesty:

"Even though you recognized us, we still can't pretend we didn't see this..."

Joseph's expression suddenly changed halfway through his sentence.

He immediately reached into his pocket, quickly pulled out a stack of wanted posters, and started flipping through them, his hands trembling.

"You you you you...."

"What's wrong, Joseph?" Johnny came over to take a look and his face turned pale.

He pointed at Sieg, his face filled with terror, and shouted:

"You are Donghai Mountain..."

Sieg's expression changed slightly. He hadn't expected these two hotheads to actually intend to reveal his identity in public. He immediately growled:

"Stop them!"

Before he could finish speaking, a burly figure appeared behind Johnny and his companion, slamming an axe down on the back of their heads.

With two muffled thuds, the two bounty hunters' vision went black, and they collapsed to the ground unconscious.

Sig was taken aback; it was actually Monka who had attacked Johnny and his companion.

At that moment, Monka stood behind the two men, holding the axe, a faint smile on his face.

"hey-hey...."

Sig was taken aback; he hadn't noticed when Monka had gotten behind Johnny and the other man.

"Monka, it's you?" The other bandits were also surprised.

Although Monka had joined the group, he had been withdrawn for a long time. His sudden move surprised even the bandits who had been with him day and night.

Upon hearing this, Monka, who had been chuckling, turned blank and dropped his axe to the ground.

"I don't know..."

Chapter 121 The Crocodile's Invitation

Monka stood there, looking at his hands in surprise, then at the two bounty hunters lying on the ground, feeling utterly bewildered.

But deep down, for some reason, he felt a sense of exhilaration, just like when he chopped Garp down with an axe.

The feel of that touch was great...

"ah----"

Before Monka could fully savor the feel of the touch, a scream came from the side.

Sieg's expression changed slightly as he looked around.

The pedestrians on the street were all looking at this side with tense expressions. The scream just now was shouted by a female passerby.

Seeing Sig and his menacing-looking henchmen looking at them, their expressions became even more tense, and they immediately fled as far away as possible, as if trying to avoid them.

The old man lying on the ground had vanished in a flash.

"Oh no, we've attracted attention so quickly."

Sieg frowned slightly. He had originally wanted to keep a low profile, but now he had become the focus of everyone's attention.

Fortunately, the street where Sig is currently located is still in the port area, where pirates are not uncommon, and fights and troubles are not uncommon. No one has come to watch or anything like that, otherwise it would be even more troublesome.

"Boss, what do we do with these two?"

The bandits under his command realized something was wrong and immediately carried Johnny and the other man who had fallen to the ground.

Sigton felt a headache coming on and pulled down the brim of his hood.

These two already know his identity. If they wake up like this and report Sig's situation to the Navy, it will be another problem.

"Or, should we just throw it into the sea?"

One of the bandits suggested.

Sieg shook his head slightly. These two were already unconscious; if thrown into the sea, they would most likely drown...

"Bring them both back to the ship, have someone keep an eye on them, and be quick and discreet."

Finally, Sieg gave this order.

The two bandits immediately hoisted Johnny and his companion onto their backs and ran off at full speed.

Sig and the others pulled down their hat brims and quickly left the port area.

Not far from the port area, one of Sig's bandits handed him an envelope.

"Boss, this is what that old man who was trying to scam me just now suddenly put in my hand."

Sieg was slightly surprised. He held the envelope in his hand, weighed it in his hand, and then opened it.

Inside the envelope was an invitation.

After a quick glance, Sieg's expression became even more wary.

The secret letter invited Sieg to join a secret intelligence organization called "Baroque Works," promising him a generous reward.

Of course, Sig knew that behind Baroque Works was Crocodile, one of the Seven Warlords of the Sea.

The invitation from Baroque Works doesn't really mean anything; this organization is always looking for top talents to join from all over the world.

The future Zoro was also invited by this organization.

Given Sieg's current reputation and the amount of the bounty, Baroque Works' invitation isn't particularly surprising.

But the key point is that this timing is too special.

Sig had barely arrived in Loguetown when Baroque Works extended an invitation... This suggests that Crocodile has likely discovered Sig's whereabouts.

"Once things are settled in Loguetown, let's head to the Grand Line as soon as possible."

Sig became wary and then followed the town map toward the old town of Rogue.

When he faced Garp, Sig lied, claiming that he was born in Loguetown and was an old friend of Roger.

One lie requires countless lies to cover it up.

So, Sieg decided to wander around and familiarize himself with the place where Roger had lived, so as not to give himself away in the future.

The group accompanied Sieg as they strolled through the old town of Rogge, trying to strike up conversations with residents and enjoying drinks in bars.

Besides what Sig wanted to know about Loguetown and Roger, they also heard some interesting information.

"I heard that a couple of days ago, the navy fleet encountered sea kings that were carried ashore by calm winds, and suffered heavy losses!"

"I've heard that the naval branches in Loguetown and the surrounding islands have dispatched rescue fleets in the past two days..."

"No wonder the security situation in Loguetown has been a bit off these past few days..."

Stussy followed beside Sieg for a while, his face expressionless, but he was somewhat puzzled.

She was still thinking about what Sig had told her when she first entered Roggetown.

Why did Sieg suddenly say these things?

Stussy's last act was a midnight raid after he parted ways with the Revolutionary Army, a long time ago.

For so long, Stusi has been obedient and faithful in fulfilling his cleaning duties, and there is absolutely no fault in him.

"Has something special happened recently that has changed Sieg's mind?"

Thinking about recent events, the only one that comes to mind is the naval battle that took place in the waters where the doldrums meet.

Stussy felt a chill in her heart as she recalled what Sieg had said when they faced a barrage of artillery fire:

"If I have to handle such trivial matters, what use are you all?"

During that naval battle, Stusky watched the whole thing without doing anything.

Perhaps those words were actually meant for her?

Sig was no longer satisfied with just treating her as a cleaner?

Stussy was filled with a multitude of thoughts and speculations.

................

A few hours later.

Another small boat shaped like a coffin sailed into the harbor of Rogge.

Hawkeye Mihawk made no attempt to conceal his identity, carrying the black sword Night on his back, and walked directly to the port of Loguetown.

His appearance immediately caused a sensation.

"It's Hawkeye Mihawk!"

"The world's greatest swordsman!"

Regardless of what others said, Hawkeye remained calm and walked quietly.

About ten minutes later, the navy, having heard the news, finally arrived and dispersed the crowd that had been watching from a distance.

Then, Vice Admiral Momousagi of the Marine Headquarters blocked Hawkeye's path.

“Jolac Mihawk.”

"You suddenly appeared at a crucial moment in the naval battle a couple of days ago, and now you've come to Loguetown... What are you planning?"

Momousagi stared coldly at Mihawk, her voice icy.

"It was just a chance encounter."

Hawkeye remained expressionless, speaking only sparingly.

He didn't pause in his tracks while speaking, completely disregarding the navy.

"Wait, when the Sea Kings from the Calm Belt attacked the Navy fleet, not only did you not help, you also simply left..."

Momousagi was interrupted by Hawkeye before she could finish her sentence.