Although Xie Wen had obtained a Vivre Card that could locate Zou from Lindbergh, he had not talked much with him. They had simply exchanged a few casual words before parting.
The man had not even given them his real name, so he clearly did not want too much involvement with Xie Wen and his companions either.
At noon the day after meeting Lindbergh, Xie Wen heard on a nearby island that a revolution had broken out in the Kingdom of Ziado, and its king had been overthrown by a group of commoners...
Then they had chosen the noble with the best reputation in the country as their new king.
Xie Wen: "..."
How should he put it? Revolutions in the One Piece world gave Xie Wen the feeling that he was watching Little John Khan's "Bizarre Little Countries" series.
Except, compared with those "chiefs," each more inhuman than the last, the people chosen here really were good people.
A thought suddenly occurred to Xie Wen. Perhaps Dragon was not unaware that the system needed changing. Rather, this approach could keep the World Government and the "royalty" and "nobility" of the other Affiliated Nations reassured, and he planned to consider changing the system after dealing with the Celestial Dragons.
After all, although the Revolutionary Army had caused quite a stir, it was still far, far weaker than the World Government, not to mention that it still did not even know Imu existed.
Of course... it was also possible that Dragon (Oda) had not thought that far ahead... If I get the chance someday, should I give them a little reminder?
Although the Revolutionary Army's practice of changing the packaging without changing the contents felt a little like a rip-off to Xie Wen, he still greatly admired the aspirations they had