The next second, East Bear could no longer get back to his feet.
East Bear crashed to the ground with a bang, startling the sleeping Blue-Feathered Griffin awake.
"Today was really hard on you, but the two of us won't let your efforts go unrewarded," Belaque said to the Blue-Feathered Griffin with a smile.
"Since you have more experience surviving in the wild, I'll leave this thing for you to deal with," Belaque said.
"Sure, no problem. I'll take care of dinner tonight. You two can rest," Uchiha Madara said.
"Shouldn't this be the time for you to show off that Dwarf Clan cooking skill you were talking about? You could even brag a little while you're at it," Uchiha Madara said with a smile.
"You're overthinking it. This may be your first time in our world, so you don't understand. We Dwarves are famously lazy. If someone else can do something for us, we definitely won't do it ourselves," Belaque said.
"And the main reason this happened was you. If it weren't for you, we wouldn't have had to go through all this trouble bullying East Bear here," Belaque continued.
"I didn't take into account that we were dozens of meters in the air. How could any creature possibly attack us from the ground? I put all my attention into watching for dangers in the sky," Uchiha Madara said helplessly.
"And the most important thing for us Dwarves!" Belaque said with a mournful expression. "The fine wine the innkeeper had kindly prepared for us was swallowed by that giant python."
"If there weren't so few of these creatures, I definitely wouldn't have let it go. Let's just consider this a tiny contribution to the biodiversity of the Elzeran Continent," Belaque said disappointedly.
"I never expected a thief like you