The two of them still carried themselves at their most spirited, as if nothing had happened before. They could still smile at each other and express their highest respect.
That was hardly surprising. They had once turned against each other as enemies, but now they could be friends. After all, The Second Prince and The Eldest Prince were connected by blood, so Uchiha Hiko was able to adjust well.
He thought that if one day they could no longer maintain their relationship, Uchiha Hiko would have to withdraw in time. They could still become a very dangerous threat to him.
With that, Shiba Iwa stopped thinking about such matters. He could only carry out the task The Eldest Prince had given him perfectly. Otherwise, if The Eldest Prince blamed him, he would be unable to bear the consequences.
"I think those residents should be in the northernmost part of the entire kingdom." The Second Prince's younger brother pointed ahead, then toward the mountain range, as though he had something more to say.
Uchiha Hiko was rather curious. He could not understand why The Second Prince knew those residents were in the northernmost direction, and it instead made him suspicious.
"How do you know they're in the north? What if they're in the south, or have gone somewhere else? Have you considered these serious questions?" Uchiha Hiko still needed to consider matters more thoroughly.
Yet The Second Prince used only one sentence to completely silence Uchiha Itachi. He told Uchiha Hiko that he naturally understood something about his own kingdom.
Although Father King had never allowed him to participate in too many affairs, and The Eldest Prince had always obstructed him, that could not stop The Second Prince's passion for exploring this place.
Since childhood, he had loved running around everywhere.