Troubled by Uta's situation, Xie Wen did not spend long arguing with Cracker. After a few casual words, he sent his uninvited guest packing.
As for Uta performing at the Tea Party...
He would leave that headache to Shanks. The priority now was dealing with Uta's psychological issues.
He had originally intended to use "Naruto the Cat" as a warning to Uta, but now he leaned more toward using it to probe whether she had already developed similar ideas.
However, the Moon Eye Plan came fairly late in the story. Even though Xie Wen's version of "Naruto the Cat" had been considerably condensed because of his incomplete memories and other reasons, it would still take several days to reach that point.
Fortunately, they had nothing particularly urgent to do at the moment, and they had intended to stay and help rebuild Elegia anyway, so they had fairly ample time.
Besides that, Uta and the cats were still livestreaming their singing every day, with the World Economy News Paper helping relay every broadcast. In just a few short days, she had reached the heights she would originally have taken another year or two to reach, becoming a true world-class songstress.
Her sudden rise to fame had even eased the struggle over Vegapunk between the Beasts-Big Mom Alliance and the World Government considerably...
Whether pirates or Marines, they would all tacitly stop fighting to listen whenever Uta sang live.
At any rate, when Xie Wen learned about this from Morgans, he wore the expression of an old man squinting at a phone on the subway.
All he could say was, that was very pirate-like.
Several uneventful days passed, and Klee Meow's "Naruto the Cat" finally touched on the Moon Eye Plan. Though Obito's and Madara's endings were still a long way off,