Xing En looked at the sky and said, "A dark and windy night—perfect for murder."
"It's not your time to shine yet. Night Elves only change once the moon comes out," Uchiha Madara said.
"Who are you two?" At that moment, a distinctive monkey stepped out from among the black monkeys.
This monkey was completely white, and he was even leaning on a cane. His gaunt, aged face made it seem as though his end was near and he did not have much time left.
Uchiha Madara thought to himself, This should be the king of these monkeys.
"We came looking for the Magic Stone," Uchiha Madara said directly to the white-furred old monkey.
"You should leave. We have never had such a thing here. We have lived here for so many years, so please do not disturb our peace," the old monkey said to Uchiha Madara and Xing En.
"I've heard a little about you," Uchiha Madara said to the old monkey. "How many years have you lived here? I'm a native of this place, so how have I never seen you before?"
"Are you here for revenge?" the old monkey asked, looking at Uchiha Madara.
"So you know how to lie," Xing En said to the old monkey with a smile. "You monkeys really don't know who taught you such a bad habit."
Xing En found it quite interesting. These monkeys were no longer truly monkeys. He could tell that their essence was human, so if they were humans, why were they unwilling to admit it themselves?
What Xing En found even more interesting was that he felt Uchiha Madara was the real old monkey. He had effortlessly seen through the monkeys' lie, then told one of his own that had made the monkey believe him.
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