Xie Wen had actually done this quite often: when he encountered something he could not conveniently deal with himself, he would notify Kuma.
At first, he had not contacted Kuma very frequently, and most of the time, he waited quite a while before calling to notify him.
After all, if the local king met with trouble right after Xie Wen left, or the entire country was even overthrown by the Revolutionary Army, once or twice might be fine. If it kept happening, it would be hard not to attract the attention of the Navy and the World Government.
But after learning that the Revolutionary Army had begun following his suggestion, making "peaceful evolution" through covert support and control their main approach, he began passing information to Kuma more promptly and frequently.
And so far, the World Government really had not noticed the tenuous connection between Xie Wen and the Revolutionary Army.
Of course, the Research Commission's relationship with the Bonney Pirates had long since been exposed.
The old man did not understand what Xie Wen meant by that, but with his wealth of life experience, he could still tell that there might be a turn for the better.
Although he remained somewhat doubtful, the old man still thanked Xie Wen repeatedly and brought out all the food in his home to treat them.
Xie Wen thought it over. Even if he notified Kuma, he had no idea when Kuma and the Revolutionary Army would act. After all, from what Xie Wen knew of the Revolutionary Army, they were actually quite short-handed.
So he added, "We came here because we heard that the Drum Kingdom was once a renowned medical powerhouse, and we wanted to exchange knowledge with the doctors here. Afterward, we'll need plenty of patients to verify what we've