The Blue-Feathered Griffin seemed to understand their conversation as well and let out a deeply dissatisfied cry.
"What a creature full of feeling. Can you really bear to eat it?" Uchiha Madara said with a smile.
"You should hurry and think of something. The two of us can definitely make it through tonight since we have not been exerting ourselves, but the Blue-Feathered Griffin has spent an entire day flying through the sky. Its stamina has been greatly depleted," Belaque said.
"I think that if it does not get anything to eat tonight, it may not be able to fly tomorrow. Then we will have to carry it instead," Belaque said.
Uchiha Madara was helpless as well. The weather here was cold, the temperature extremely low, and it was nighttime.
There were not many species suited to surviving in this kind of environment to begin with. At night, they would be even harder to find.
At that moment, Uchiha Madara had only one thought: all animals in nature were drawn to fire.
However, he had conducted an experiment in front of Belaque before. Although it had yielded something, it had ultimately ended in failure.
If it failed again this time, he would truly feel as though he had disgraced the people of his own world.
"I have an idea," Uchiha Madara said to Belaque.
"I knew you would definitely have a way," Belaque said with a smile. "You may not be very old, but you have plenty of ideas in that head of yours."
"Could you listen to my idea before praising me? Besides, you might not even agree with my plan," Uchiha Madara said.
"Don't worry. We have already reached such a desperate point. No matter what idea you have, I will support you. Say it boldly," Belaque said.