"No. If the diviner knew about you, it meant you would pose a threat to our Elzeran Continent. In that case, you would definitely be in trouble," Belaque said.
"But the situation right now is that not only are you not in trouble, someone has even provided you with help," Belaque said.
"That means the diviner of this Elzeran Continent doesn't know you exist. Someone else knows about you, and that person has helped you," Belaque said after thinking it over.
"Who on your Elzeran Continent fits those conditions?" Uchiha Madara asked.
"No one." Belaque shook her head. "At the very least, I don't know of anyone like that on the Elzeran Continent. This person could make the Hunter Association help out, and might even have control over the Hunter Association."
"I haven't met many people on your Elzeran Continent. I haven't encountered anyone capable of something like this either. Yet without ever meeting me, this person learned everything about me," Uchiha Madara said.
"It seems everyone knows about your collecting Magic Stones," Belaque said with a smile. "And this person must approve of what you're doing. Otherwise, they wouldn't have had me deliver this letter."
"And this person knew the two of us would meet," Uchiha Madara said somewhat worriedly. "Who exactly is this person? Just how much do they know?"
"I truly never expected there to be someone like a prophet on the Elzeran Continent. They even knew about someone like you, who came from another world. No wonder they approached me to join the Hunter Association," Belaque said with a smile.
"The enemy is in the shadows while we are out in the open. That is the worst feeling," Uchiha Madara said helplessly.
"But we still don't know whether this person is an ally or an enemy.