"All the organs in my body are the most perfect, so I can't replace them with those of people like you," Belaque said with a smile.
"There you go again, bragging like all dwarves love to do." Uchiha Madara said helplessly, "I really don't know where your completely baseless sense of superiority comes from. Is it something written into your genes at birth?"
"This isn't us boasting. We really are exceptional," Belaque said with a smile. "I think every race across the entire Ezerlan Continent sees it that way."
"I don't see it that way. I think you're probably the only ones who think so," Uchiha Madara said.
Belaque lay atop the Blue-Feathered Griffin's soft feathers, yawning as she spoke. "Time to sleep, time to sleep. Just don't forget to wake me up tomorrow. I don't want to sleep straight through in weather this cold."
"If I have to teach you how to wake up, then you're lazy beyond measure. I don't understand why the Hunter Association would choose someone as lazy as you to deliver a letter. Looks like they really aren't in a hurry," Uchiha Madara said.
"Even if they were in a hurry, there'd be nothing they could do. Right now, I'm the only idle person in the Hunter Association," Belaque said.
"Then it sounds like there aren't many people in the Hunter Association," Uchiha Madara said with a smile.
"There are quite a lot of people, but everyone in the Hunter Association has their own duties and work to keep them busy. Unlike me, I'm free all day long," Belaque said.
"Then I really don't understand. How did the Hunter Association take a liking to someone as lazy and idle as you?" Uchiha Madara asked.
"What other reason could there be? It's because I'm outstanding," Belaque