"You just threw our captain into the sea. You should know that the sea is our world," the fishfolk said.
"So what if it's your world? We're not going down there," Bai Ling'er said.
"Our reinforcements will be here soon," the fishfolk said.
"Let them come. If I can't go down there, I'd like to have a talk with your people," Uchiha Madara said.
As they spoke, waves suddenly began to churn across the calm sea.
"You should leave," Uchiha Madara said. "This no longer concerns you."
After the two fishfolk left, Uchiha Madara looked at Scenery and said, "I didn't realize you had this kind of strength."
"This is about all I can do," Scenery said helplessly. "I'm neither impressive nor useless. Being stuck somewhere in the middle is the most awkward thing."
"You're already very impressive. You may not have shown your full strength yet, but being able to handle a fishfolk so easily is enough to prove your ability. You've really been hiding your skills," Uchiha Madara said.
"I originally wanted to give you all a surprise at a critical moment, but after that huge transparent blue hand of yours grabbed me, I knew I could only make a fool of myself in front of you," Scenery said helplessly.
"Someone's coming!" Bai Ling'er said, tugging Uchiha Madara's arm.
A group of black shadows approached from afar. In the middle was a tall figure. Though his features were still unclear, judging from his black outline, he was a burly and ferocious-looking man.
"Can you handle this one?" Uchiha Madara asked Scenery with a smile.
"This one seems to have some skill. I don't think I can, but I can give it a try," Scenery said after thinking for a moment.
"Let me try. I need to show my