"I knew it." Uchiha Madara smiled. "Still, the people of your Elzeran Continent seem pretty decent. I haven't seen a single beggar asking for alms."
"That's only because the places you went to were unusual, Uncle Madara. You either went to major cities or to small places hardly anyone visited, so naturally you had few chances to see beggars. If you went to an ordinary mid-sized city, you'd see plenty of them," Xing En told Uchiha Madara.
Only after hearing Xing En's words did Uchiha Madara realize it. Weren't Scenery and the others beggars? Blue Moon City was neither too large nor too small.
The two rode the Chocobos the entire way, stopping only for occasional rests. After two days of travel, Uchiha Madara could clearly feel that the Chocobos were in far worse spirits than when they had first set out.
"I think it's time we rested," Uchiha Madara said to Xing En. "These two Chocobos have been exhausted by us. You can tell they're clearly losing their spirit."
"Don't worry, Uncle Madara. Chocobos are born for traveling. They may look a little tired now, but they're still in good physical condition," Xing En said with a smile.
"Aren't you a Night Elf? Your elven race should have a very friendly relationship with animals, shouldn't it? But I haven't seen any sign of you being friendly with animals," Uchiha Madara said.
"Right, how did I forget my own identity?" Xing En quickly said after hearing Uchiha Madara's words.
"It's true that we've been traveling for too long. We spent nearly two days without any real rest. This is probably the farthest these Chocobos have ever traveled in their lives," Xing En said as he got down.
Uchiha Madara also dismounted. Looking at the road ahead, he asked Xing En,