"Uncle Madara, do you think these black monkeys are the result of demonization?" Xing En asked Uchiha Madara.
"I'm rather sensitive to black things now. Whenever I see a black creature on your Elzeran Continent, I instinctively think it's the result of demonization," Uchiha Madara said with a smile.
"If they were demonized creatures, they shouldn't have this kind of territorial instinct, should they? There's no reason for them to attack a small race and then occupy its territory. This sort of deliberate behavior doesn't look like the result of demonization," Xing En said.
"Then it probably isn't." Uchiha Madara smiled at Xing En. "I was overthinking it. Still, it's strange for a group of monkeys to suddenly appear out of nowhere. And what kind of monkeys could be stronger than humans?"
"Boss, do you have any other information?" Xing En asked the owner. "Besides these monkeys, has anything else strange happened these past few days?"
"No. What could be stranger than monkeys killing an entire village and taking over where people lived? Those monkeys did all of it," the owner said.
"Other than being black, do those monkeys have any other distinguishing features?" Uchiha Madara asked.
Uchiha Madara felt that monkeys should not behave this way. They usually avoided humans whenever they could, so why would they directly attack them? And why choose this particular place? Had these monkeys and the villagers already had some sort of conflict?
"Humans are the rulers of this world, yet they were attacked by a troop of monkeys. Did those monkeys have some grudge against the people in that village?" Uchiha Madara asked the owner.
"I don't know about that. I haven't even seen the monkeys myself. Everything I know is just hearsay," the owner said with a smile.
"What about the person