"Sure, no problem," Sabo replied casually.
Dragon nodded. "You did well on your mission to the East Blue."
Sabo scratched the back of his head and laughed. "It was all right. Our opponents were weak, but they were slippery, so the mission took longer than expected. Oh, right. We brought two people back with us."
Dragon asked, "Who did you bring back?"
"Lin Mo's family," Sabo said.
Dragon stared at him.
After a moment's silence, Dragon frowned. "Are you sure?"
Sabo nodded. "Lin Mo's real name is Amiade D. Boven. He's a prince from a fallen kingdom... It sounds unbelievable, but the woman and girl who claim to be his mother and sister have photographs as proof. It seems to be true. Lin Mo lost his memory in a shipwreck when he was little, though, so he probably doesn't know he still has family alive."
"Amiade D. Boven... He has a D. in his name..." Dragon considered this, then said, "Whether Lin Mo remembers his family or not, from what I know of him, he wouldn't let anyone who might hold him back stay at his side. If relatives suddenly turned up, he probably wouldn't acknowledge them."
"Whether he does is up to him," Sabo said. "But I promised the mother and daughter I'd take them to find him. Leader, could you have Gild Teo look for Lin Mo while he gathers intelligence?"
"Lin Mo is in the New World." Dragon rose and took a stack of newspapers from beneath the bookcase behind him. "He appeared in the papers recently, in Dressrosa. I'll have Gild Teo find out where he is now. Tomorrow, I'll give you the details of your next mission to the New World. Let the mother and daughter stay in Baltigo for now. I'll tell you as