Kaelin: “You listened so carefully—you really deserve to study history.
I also think so, because the main instigators of the Ohara Incident and the Enies Lobby Incident were Spandine and Spandam, and their purpose was simply to get promoted.
It was them who actively provoked the Five Elders into issuing orders against Ohara and the Ancient Weapon Pluton.
If not for them, the Five Elders might not have bothered paying attention to these matters at all.
Throughout the entire process, the Five Elders’ attitude was extremely cold.”
After receiving Kaelin’s answer, Robin felt a slight bitterness in her heart.
Because of this, the entire Ohara was destroyed.
A trace of unbearable anger rose in Robin’s heart.
She wanted revenge—she wanted to turn the World Government upside down.
Historian: “@Kaelin, if you were Robin—fourteen years old and knowing all of this—what would you do?”
Robin stared closely at the chat group.
She was alone now, only fourteen years old.
Even if she knew all of this, she still didn’t know what she could actually do.
Right now, she had no fixed place to live, and her life was in danger at any moment—let alone talk about revenge.
So she wanted Kaelin’s advice, and she couldn’t wait any longer.
There were still more than ten years before the protagonist of One Piece grew up—that was simply too far away.
She had to do something now!
Hearing the historian’s question, Kaelin paused mid-bite, chopsticks frozen in his hand, then replied.
Kaelin: “If you were fourteen, you should still be in the West Blue at that time.
Dragon should already have started his revolution.
Robin could consider contacting his forces in the West Blue—they should also be looking for Robin at this time.
Then you can follow the Revolutionary Army to overthrow the World Government.
All the mistakes in this world are caused by the World Government.
Overthrowing the World Government is the right thing to do!”
After hearing Kaelin’s words, Robin’s eyes lit up.
What does she lack the most right now?
A stable environment.
And coincidentally, if the Revolutionary Army was looking for her, they could provide exactly that.
More importantly—the leader of the Revolutionary Army was also in this group.
This was like handing someone a pillow when they’re sleepy, or giving them tissues when they go to the toilet—perfect timing.
And before this, Dragon had already made a request to everyone in the group: if possible, when they had the opportunity, they should pass Kaelin’s basic revolutionary guide to their own timeline.
Dragon then sent a private message to Robin.
Dragon Tulong: “I will tell you about the situation of the Revolutionary Army in the West Blue later.
We have also been looking for you.
If you take the initiative to find us, we will definitely welcome you.
You don’t need to worry.”
Historian: “Okay, thank you.”
Dragon Tulong: “You’re welcome.
I hope you can help the Revolutionary Army in your timeline overthrow the World Government.
If there is any information about the World Government, we can exchange it at any time.”
Historian: “I will.”
This was a rare opportunity for both sides.
It was like having one more person playing a stage-clearing game together—as long as one person found a new clue, everyone could move further forward.
This cross-time-and-space cooperation was born through this chat group.
Once again, they refreshed their understanding of the group.
If there were more collaborations like this, couldn’t this chat group become a “10,000 ways to overthrow the World Government” strategy hub?
Kaelin was truly a priceless treasure in this chat group!
After communicating with Dragon, Robin returned to the group chat.
Historian: “Thanks for the information, I understand.”
Understand?
Understand what?
Kaelin was a little confused.
Why did everyone keep saying such strange things?
He just casually gave some assumptions—why did it sound like he had revealed some hidden martial arts secret manual?
Kaelin: “Oh… as long as you understand.”
Robin remembered that both Roger and Dragon, who had previously received help from Kaelin, had sent him red envelopes.
But at this moment, she had no money at all, and suddenly felt a little embarrassed.
She opened the red envelope interface—and unexpectedly found she could send some items as red envelopes.
[Bowen and Strong Knowledge (Talent Description: outstanding learning ability, strong memory, and comprehension ability)]
[Flower-Flower Fruit]
[Archaeology Professional Skills]
[Master-Level Ancient Text]
Robin fell into thought after seeing these items.
Although she was only fourteen years old, she had become an archaeologist at eight, and had spent the past few years constantly on the run.
This had made her extremely careful and thoughtful.
She immediately judged that the Flower-Flower Fruit was probably the most valuable thing for Kaelin.
But if she sent that ability, Kaelin—who clearly knew One Piece very well—would definitely notice something unusual.
That would violate the rules set by the group owner.
She didn’t want to leave the group yet.
This chat group was too precious to her.
In her opinion, with Kaelin’s knowledge and vision, the other three items were probably useless to him anyway.
With a slightly apologetic heart, Robin sent those three “useless” items to Kaelin as red envelopes.