"I asked around yesterday. The people in the Church had the same attitude toward Cien Yiwu. She seemed to be a very special existence—no one went to her to get things done, and no one ordered her around, but she really did know a great many things," Xing En said.
"Let me tell you, Xing En." Belaque smiled at him. "Kid, stop worrying about so many things that have nothing to do with you. You've caused so much trouble by now that you probably can't even count it yourself."
"It's only that the time hasn't come yet. Otherwise, when karma catches up to you someday, you'll have plenty of trouble on your hands," Belaque said with a smile.
"You know my personality, Sis. I've never been someone with much ambition. If I could, I'd rather just live an easy, quiet life," Xing En said.
"But there's no helping it. I'm destined to be this way for the rest of my life. I won't ever improve. Whatever trouble comes in the future, let it come. I'll be waiting for that day," Xing En said with a laugh.
"That's why you young people never think things through before acting." Uchiha Madara smiled at Xing En. "You only think about keeping yourself safe, but your identity is special. Everyone knows you're the son of the Night Elf Queen, don't they? That identity causes trouble all over the Elzeran Continent."
"That isn't a good thing for your entire family," Uchiha Madara told Xing En.
"This matter isn't that serious," Kaguolet said to Uchiha Madara. "Although everyone across the Elzeran Continent knows Xing En's identity, they also know he cannot represent all Night Elves."
"You and Xing En are the same—sure enough, you're both too young. War doesn't care about status or right and wrong.