"My senses are extremely sharp. When I close my eyes, I can see everything within my range, whether it's in the sky or underground," Belaque said.
"Give it a rest, Dwarf Clan. Stop bragging to me. I've seen what you can do. Back when we were at Mirror Lake, you didn't notice that little boy at all," Uchiha Madara said.
"It wasn't that I didn't see him. I simply never looked in that direction. The range of this perception of mine isn't that large. Mirror Lake may not be a big lake, but from where I was standing to its center was still several hundred meters," Belaque said.
"So you can see her?" Uchiha Madara asked, looking at Belaque.
"That's right. For example, even though I'm walking with you right now, I can still see behind us. She's already followed us over," Belaque said.
After hearing Belaque's words, Uchiha Madara glanced behind him. Sure enough, the woman with skin as white as snow was not far behind them.
"You can actually do something like that? This little thief has quite a few tricks," Uchiha Madara said to Belaque.
"Don't be surprised by what I can do. Shouldn't you be wondering why that thing followed us here?" Belaque said.
"Didn't you just say she could sense how dangerous the power of the two of us was, so she was afraid of us? She doesn't look afraid at all now," Belaque said.
"Keep your voice down. Don't let her hear you," Uchiha Madara said helplessly to Belaque. "I'm starting to suspect that this thing has intelligence. It's practically as smart as a human."
"I can't tell whether she's that intelligent, but I can be sure of one thing: she's no longer planning to give us time to talk," Belaque said.
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