Gradually, the heavy snow came to a stop, and the Black Forest had now completely become a world of white.
Carter Binda still had not opened his eyes.
"How is it? Have you two found the Magic Stone yet? All the monsters here should have been cleared out by me already, right?" Carter Binda said.
"There aren't any monsters in sight, but we still can't see any sign of the Magic Stone," Uchiha Madara said.
"With such a vast area and so many monsters gathered together, it had to be because of the Magic Stone. But after all these monsters were cleared out, there's no Magic Stone?" Belaque said.
"Maybe you just haven't seen it yet. Look more carefully," Carter Binda said.
"It's not that our eyes failed to see it. I simply can't sense the Magic Stone at all," Uchiha Madara said.
"If it were nearby, I should be able to sense that alluring aura. Even if you don't want to find the Magic Stone yourself, the Magic Stone will tempt you into going over to find it," Uchiha Madara said.
"Do you two actually understand this thing?" Carter Binda asked Uchiha Madara and Belaque. "Could it have been frozen apart by my magic just now? Surely the Magic Stone hasn't already shattered on the ground?"
"I think the two of us know quite a lot about Magic Stones—probably more than anyone else on the entire Ezerlan Continent. After all, we already have two Magic Stones on us," Uchiha Madara said to Carter Binda with a smile.
"And if you really could freeze a Magic Stone to pieces, then don't expect your uncle-in-law to ever return to his own world," Belaque said.
"Since there's no Magic Stone around us, can I open my eyes now? Other than when I