"As long as I know such a thing exists, that's enough. As for where it is now and how to find it, those are matters for later," Uchiha Madara said.
"We beggars always hear plenty of strange tales about extraordinary people and unusual events. Tomorrow, I'll ask around. Someone should know about something like this," Scenery said.
"As for us and the fishmen, I still hope you can take things slowly, one step at a time. For now, it's enough if they don't come looking for trouble. You can't checkmate them in a single move. Even in chess, you have to follow the rules and move step by step," Scenery said to Uchiha Madara.
"I'm worried about your safety too. If we don't make them understand our strength in one go, we're right under their noses. How could they possibly let us live this comfortably? Sooner or later, they'll come looking for trouble again," Uchiha Madara said.
"That is indeed very possible, but violence isn't the only path to solving problems and seeking peace. We can take another route, such as building a good relationship with the fishmen here," Scenery said with a smile. "That way, we can resolve the immediate problem."
"If we want to get along with them, we still need strength of our own. Starting tomorrow, I'll train you," Uchiha Madara said.
"You worked hard today. Go back and get some sleep early. Your performance today was truly outstanding—you have exceptional talent. Being a beggar in this world is a waste of it," Uchiha Madara said.
Scenery smiled. "So haven't I met you now? Gold will shine sooner or later, no matter where it is."
"Oh, right. Once I hand this place over to you, I'll be leaving. I'll leave Bai Ling'er in your care from then