"So what we're doing now is actually a win-win situation." Xing En thought for a moment before saying, "While you get what you want, we can also send you back and reduce the threat you pose to our Elzeran Continent, Uncle Madara."
"Inviting a god is easy, but sending one away is hard. The various powers up there must understand that principle as well." Xing En said with a smile.
"I truly hope they do understand it. This world has no need for unnecessary war—neither I nor your Elzeran Continent needs one." Uchiha Madara said to Xing En with a smile.
"If I get the chance to meet those people, I'll pass Uncle Madara's words on to them." Xing En said with a smile. "I believe in your stance, Uncle Madara."
"Actually, you won't need to tell them." Uchiha Madara said. "Since those people already know we exist, there may be an invisible pair of eyes watching us right now. They should know what we're saying as well."
"Is that so?" Xing En said with a smile.
"Ci Enyiwu!" Xing En shouted toward the sky. "Are you spying on us right now, you pervert?"
At that moment, Ci Enyiwu, who was inside the abandoned church within the Church, shook her head helplessly.
"Can they hear us?" Uchiha Madara looked at Xing En and asked. "Can those people really see our current situation?"
"I don't know right now. I don't know whether they've been monitoring us this whole time." Xing En said.
"Do you know whether your Elzeran Continent has something that can be driven by some kind of spell to monitor a person's movements?" Uchiha Madara asked Xing En.
"There probably is." Xing En thought for a moment. "I know quite a bit about the Elzeran Continent. I've heard of