"If monsters were born like this, then there shouldn't be a problem as long as we destroy this entire place," Xing En said.
"I don't think it's that simple," Uchiha Madara said. "Since this is a disaster that requires every race to join forces to resist, don't you think everything we've encountered so far has been a little too trivial?"
"You mean there are even stronger creatures?" Xing En thought for a moment before saying, "There aren't any particularly powerful species in our underground world, but there really are formidable monsters in the swamp forest. The swamp dragon is in there."
"If it's a dragon, it might be easier to deal with," Uchiha Madara said. "Haven't you considered why things developed this way? Is the true culprit behind all this really something as simple as mutation?"
"What do you mean?" Xing En looked at Uchiha Madara and asked. "Uncle Madara, do you have some other idea?"
"You haven't experienced war, child," Uchiha Madara said with a smile. "No large-scale war has ever been caused by mutation or any other external factor. Every war is caused by people. Someone is pulling strings here."
"People?" Xing En thought about it and said, "But if it were man-made, I don't think anyone could possess such tremendous power. After all, this person is facing the allied forces of every race. That wouldn't be easy."
"My judgment won't be wrong. When your mother returns, you can ask her. No matter its scale or the sides involved, every war is caused by people," Uchiha Madara said with a smile.
"What do we do now?" Xing En asked as he looked at Uchiha Madara.
"Should we head back now, or keep going here?" Xing En felt that Uchiha Madara was older, and naturally wiser as well. Although