"And weren't you using it too, Uncle Madara? Your perception in the underground world had a greater range than mine," Xing En suddenly remembered.
"Fine, let's deal with the current trouble first." Uchiha Madara smiled at Xing En. "Didn't you come here once before? Didn't you know there would be giant spiders here?"
"I came to this place last time, but I didn't take this route. I thought this path might be shorter, so I changed routes at the last minute," Xing En said to Uchiha Madara.
Uchiha Madara was speechless after hearing Xing En's explanation. "You dared to lead me down a road you've never taken before? Didn't you consider whether it would actually save us any time?"
"It definitely will. There's no problem," Xing En said confidently to Uchiha Madara. "I don't have any basis for it right now, but I'm relying on my years of intuition from the Elzeran Continent."
"It would've been better if you hadn't mentioned your intuition. Now that you have, this whole thing feels even less reliable," Uchiha Madara said helplessly.
Although Uchiha Madara was helpless, there was nothing he could do about Xing En now. At present, Xing En was the only person on the entire Elzeran Continent who knew the way to that place.
What left Uchiha Madara most speechless was that Xing En had never even traveled this road before, yet still dared to bring him along. Xing En truly had the temperament of someone who loved adventure.
After the two of them were surrounded by several giant spiders, neither showed the slightest tension. After all, these little creatures posed no threat whatsoever to Uchiha Madara or Xing En, so they did not care.
"You know," Xing En said, turning to Uchiha Madara, "if I cut all these things down