When I say everyone knew there were no Steef left, I mean that they were very sure that there were none left. They believed it, regardless of whether they were right or wrong.
And I realise it wouldn't be any drain on Sekto's resources to put up a bounty, but there being no reason not to doesn't equate to there being a reason to, if you follow. Obviously there are the two reasons that have been said, but what motivated Sekto to put up the bounty right in the middle of the story without any aparent prompting?
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