"This wasn't bad luck—it was good luck. Do you know how lucky you have to be to encounter a legendary creature like this?" Belaque said.
"I really don't want to know anything about that. I only think running into this thing was extremely unlucky. I don't feel lucky at all," Uchiha Madara said.
"But is this one of the legends of your Ezerlan Continent? Other than being a little bigger, it doesn't seem particularly useful," Uchiha Madara said.
"How should I put it? It does count as a legend, but it isn't like an ancient magical beast," Belaque said.
"No one has ever seen an ancient magical beast, but travelers really have seen this thing," Belaque said.
"Still, no one believed there could be such a huge white snake, so it remained a legend. Now that the two of us have witnessed it, we've proven that the legend is true," Belaque said.
"That's why I say you're very lucky. The first time you came to our world, you helped us verify one of our legends," Belaque said.
"I didn't come to your world to verify some legend. The funny thing is, my greatest wish since coming here has been to return," Uchiha Madara said.
"No rush, no rush. Just wait patiently," Belaque said.
Time passed bit by bit, and the sky gradually darkened. The griffin had gone from carrying one person to carrying two, consuming a great deal of stamina, and it had not rested at all until now.
Watching the griffin beat its wings and struggle forward, Uchiha Madara felt that it might not be such a pampered creature after all.
"Alright, we can rest for a while now. That flight was far too long. The griffin has worked hard," Uchiha Madara said.
"You may think it worked hard,