Presumably, after evolving over such a long period of time, the Ancient Snow Python no longer needed its eyes to catch prey, so they had gradually become mere decorations.
"I feel like the Ancient Snow Python is being awfully distant. Why is it only staring at me, someone from the outside world? Why isn't it interested in any of you at all?" Uchiha Madara said.
"Didn't you just say that animals have very simple desires? Maybe your meat tastes better," Belaque said.
"This old relic of our world has never eaten anything from the outside world before. Why not let it have a taste?" Belaque said with a smile.
"Better not. I didn't come to your world to do charity," Uchiha Madara said.
The Ancient Snow Python's eyes remained fixed on Uchiha Madara. Though its vision had nearly vanished after so many years of evolution, Uchiha Madara could still see a trace of malice in those eyes.
"I've already sealed away my magic stones. Why can it still sense that I'm carrying them?" Uchiha Madara said.
"Who knows what abilities an ancient creature like this might have? Besides, the aura of magic stones probably can't be sealed away. They can only be weakened, never completely sealed," Belaque said.
"Now I understand why, when the two of us came over just now, it only attacked me," Uchiha Madara said.
"So it wasn't hungry. It knew I had something it wanted," Uchiha Madara said.
"How about we kill it now? Since we can't shake it off, we might as well deal with it early. Otherwise, it'll become a huge problem later," Belaque said.
"That doesn't sound like something you would say. But if we want to kill it, that's far too easy," Uchiha Madara said.
"But be careful. There's something valuable on