"After just one night, I'm already very uneasy," the city lord said.
"Nothing has gone wrong for all these years, and it's only been one day now. You're just worrying over nothing," Carter Binda said.
"There are no more Magic Stones in the space below. The people in the royal city should already know about this. They have the greatest diviner on the Elzeran Continent—what could possibly escape his eyes?" the city lord said.
"Fine, I'll go now." Carter Binda thought for a moment, then said, "I remember you saying that the diviner wasn't doing well. A few years ago, you said his life was nearing its end. How is he still alive and well now?"
"Perhaps he used some special method. The passing of human life is the fairest thing there is. I don't believe people can defy the laws of nature." The city lord considered it, then added, "Of course, those who violate the laws of nature never come to a good end."
"Then I'll go seal the cave entrance." Carter Binda said impatiently, "Getting up so early really never leads to anything good. No matter what, I'm never getting up this early again."
"Not just the cave entrance!" the city lord shouted after Carter Binda. "Cover the entire ice sheet! Naturally formed ice can't compare to the hardness of your magic. Seal it completely!"
Carter Binda did not turn around, merely waving a hand to show that he understood.
By then, Uchiha Madara and Belaque had already flown a great distance.
"Surprised?" Belaque asked Uchiha Madara with a smile. "That I'm actually going back with you? Do you feel honored?"
"I've never felt that way," Uchiha Madara replied speechlessly. "Aren't we headed in the same direction? I think you only chose to come back with me because