Even after finding a reasonable explanation for how Randall knew about this, the two men remained just as puzzled.
They could not understand why Randall insisted on seeking out Dragon at a time like this.
But...
Zephyr suddenly recalled Dragon's dangerous ideas and could not help giving Randall a worried look.
Given the circumstances, and his specific request to see Dragon, Zephyr could hardly avoid reading into it.
Don't do anything foolish, Randall!
Unaware of what Zephyr was thinking, Randall simply watched Garp, waiting for his answer.
Though Garp did not know what Randall intended to do, the request was so simple that he had no reason to refuse.
He agreed without hesitation:
"Of course! No problem!"
Then he gave Randall Dragon's number.
Randall recorded it directly in his own Den Den Mushi.
Garp's eyes darted about, and he patted his chest again as he said:
"Why don't I just have him come see you?
Even if he's on a mission right now, I'll knock him out and bring him over!"
At that, Zephyr rolled his eyes, while Randall did not know whether to laugh or cry.
With a father like that, Dragon really had it rough.
No, Sengoku probably had it rough too!
After all, if Dragon was on a mission, Sengoku would have been the one who sent him.
But since Garp was so eager to help, Randall naturally had no reason to refuse.
The sooner he could see Dragon, the better.
"Then sorry for the trouble, Vice Admiral Garp!"
Garp waved a hand. "It's nothing, nothing at all!"
Then he looked at Randall eagerly and said:
"Anything else you need my help with? Don't be shy!"
Randall shook his head, torn between laughter and tears. "Vice Admiral Garp, just bring Dragon here for me. That'll be enough."