One Piece Bounty Novels & Stories

He gripped the back of his neck, his face red with fury. "You are wrong, she does exist, he's just Soo good at hiding her. The bounty was supposed to smoke her out. I thought someone would eventually talk for a hundred million dollars." "The Takahashi project news is flooding every business platform," the hunter replied plainly. He pulled a tablet from his jacket and held it up. "It's burying the bounty story. The media only cares about the Japanese competition now. The public has moved on. The bounty attempt is officially dead."

"She’s at the pier. I saw her watch us leave." "She’s not at the pier anymore. She’s... she’s hijacked the 'Quiet Ones.' She’s using the backup server in the Bahamas—the one your father told you was a myth. She’s issued a 'Contract of Absolute Liquidation' on both of us. The bounty is fifty million, Enzo. Every mercenary from here to Montreal just got our biometric profiles." The hunt hadn't ended at the Estate. It had just gone private. Enzo’s eyes darkened, the lethal coldness of the Don returning with a terrifying intensity. He grabbed his weapon and stood up, pulling me with him.

said the killer organization owner furiously. “Roger boss!” replied the body guard to her. “Let see how you able to manage and survive this situation Richard A.K.A Bony Hanzo” then she smiled bitterly while she was drinking her red wine. The assassins received the urgent notice to kill Bony Hanzo with have the bounty head worth of twenty billion dollars either he is dead or alive, if anyone can kill him can received that much money and become the next Top 20 assassin in the organization.

"The Crimson Phoenix Clan bounty on you is still active, by the way. Two hundred gold. Someone matched it last month. Four hundred total now." I stop eating. "Who matched it?" "Unknown party. Filed through a broker in the Azure Dragon capital." He eats another bite. "My clan's network picked it up. I thought you should know." "Why tell me?" He sets his chopsticks down. Looks at me directly. "Because you yielded correctly in the ruin, freed the guardian's assessment without fighting it, and every time someone else would have run you went forward." He picks his chopsticks back up. "I respect that. So I tell you things."

“Just sit, Jutul. There is no need to stand. Sit and give me your report.” “Okay boss, thank you. To start with, the bounty on Storm’s head has increased to five hundred thousand dollars. A bit desperate and concerning if I should say.” Jutul mentioned, causing a notable drop in the silence temperature of the room.

"Huh! You are bounty hunters, right? Young bounty hunters who want to play around the globe. Doing fancy magic shows? Running out wild to earn what? Money? Fame? Build a name? Hah! You don't know me kiddos. I know you're just little cutie novices who will run away from me with your tails on your asses. I am a big name y'know that? My Master will never forgive you if you lay a hand on me. Wait, you already hurt me. Okay, just pay me and I'll think that nothing from this moment happe--" Bum Pan was cut for the second time around because he saw Kaizer's stout sword making its way to him. Kaizer threw it like it was a three-inch knife and now it was fast-approaching his head. He stopped breathin

could not afford it. The Grand Elder was even more exaggerated. Because he had killed Robinson. In the past, it had almost destroyed the Lord of the Falling Dragon's generation, which was the second largest mysterious organization overseas in the entire Falling Dragon Pavilion. He was almost caught in a dilemma of being unable to make ends meet. Hence, the bounty directly reached a terrifying 500 billion. Lord Starsoul also had a bounty of a hundred billion. Only Yang Xiao, the current Dragon Lord of the Dragon Gate, the overseas mysterious organization.

He was standing before me in line. "Name?" "Yang." "Prisoner species?" "Phoenix." The bounty seeker said proudly. The man dropped his pen. "Did you bring proof?" The man asked. The bounty seeker pulled his phone out and showed the man a video. The man smiled, seemingly happy with the proof. "You will get a 65% cut of his selling price. You may not negotiate this percentage. You will collect your earnings upstairs on the main floor once your prisoner is sold. Do you agree to these terms?" The man recited.

Maya appeared excited, "I wonder what's included." "No matter how many rewards we'll get, isn't nothing more than the ones on the bounty list? Is there anything else?" Caspian's eyes flickered. "You're right," Maya nodded, “our rewards will surely include those on the bounty list, but the situation at that time is special. After all, we wiped out dozens of Ninth Sacred Sect's disciples, and among them were the top five apprentices. Not only that, but we've also severely injured and killed a few South Earlington's top ten bandits. It's rare to achieve such major achievements, so, normally, we'll get additional rewards."

“This was just the announcement.” Alina frowned. “Announcement?” Before he could answer— Her phone vibrated. She pulled it out. Unknown number. She answered cautiously. “Hello?” A distorted voice responded. “You’re Alina.” Her body went tense. “Who is this?” “Someone who appreciates opportunities.” Arun noticed her expression. “What is it?” he asked quietly. She held up the phone. The voice continued. “The council’s bounty is very generous.” Alina’s heart pounded. Another hunter.