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Morley’s Bounty at 293,000,000 Berries

WANTED Poster

WANTED poster of Morley - 293000000 Berries

Morley’s WANTED poster with a reward of 293 million Berries.

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OPW Document

MARINE
World Government via the MarinesBounty Department within Marine Headquarters
WANTED ARCHIVE FILE
#OPW-4616
Active
Known As (Alias / Epithet)
Morley of Fur
Organization
Revolutionary Army
Role
Commander
  • Only bounty of Morley
  • #6 in the ranking of Revolutionary Army's latest bounties (9)
Global Ranking
#92
Rank
59.2%
Percentile

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CONFIDENTIAL

For over a century, Impel Down's reputation rested on the claim that nobody had ever escaped it. Morley, then just another inmate, quietly proved otherwise: her Oshi Oshi no Mi let her tunnel out through passages that still exist today, an entire level wedged between Level 5 and Level 6 that neither the guards nor the warden have ever mapped. The prison kept advertising itself as inescapable for decades without knowing it had already been breached from the inside. Hairy, mustached, wearing a bowler hat rigged with frilly goggles, she now wields a harpoon rather than the digging power that once bought her freedom.

What her escape left behind eventually became a refuge used by other people, long after she herself had moved on — proof that a quiet hole can outlast a headline-grabbing breakout by generations. Now commander of the Revolutionary Army's West Army, a giant and a newkama, Morley still carries an old status the prison system has never formally logged: the Government still doesn't know it once lost control of Impel Down without a single alarm going off anywhere.

Her 293-million bounty rewards the current commander, the one who fights harpoon in hand alongside Betty, Lindbergh, and Karasu against pirate raids on Revolutionary territory — not the inmate from a hundred years back, whose name appears in no prison record anywhere. The oldest file the Government could ever open on her is, to this day, a file that simply doesn't exist.