"That's impossible," Carter Binda said. "Although there are experts like that on the Elzeran Continent, one look at the ice tells you everything. Judging by the thickness of these ice layers and the marks on them, no one but us has broken through them before."
Uchiha Madara felt that Carter Binda had a very valid point. The traces left by nature were not so easily concealed.
"But why is there a little path here that looks like some creature walked out of it?" Belaque asked, somewhat confused.
"That's why we have to go in and take a look, Auntie," Carter Binda said to Belaque.
"There's no use standing here and guessing. We have to see it with our own eyes to know," Carter Binda said with a smile.
"I'm worried that the three of us may be taking too much of a risk by coming to a place beyond our understanding," Belaque said.
"It's beyond your understanding, not mine," Carter Binda said with a grin. "Even if the city lord suddenly appeared here, I'd be able to understand it."
"That's not understanding at all. That's just your imagination running wild," Belaque said speechlessly.
"Since we're here, Auntie, we should make the best of it. Since fate chose the three of us to come here, there must be a reason. I think it must be an arrangement by our Elzeran Continent. That alone proves that we three are the most outstanding people on the entire Elzeran Continent!" Carter Binda said proudly.
"Are you really human?" Uchiha Madara asked Carter Binda with a smile. "I thought only members of the Dwarf Clan could be as proud as you."
"Then let's go in and take a look. If anything happens, we need to retreat quickly," Belaque said after thinking it over.
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