"I thought it would make no difference whether we looked or not." Uchiha Madara smiled at Xing En beside him. "There isn't the slightest trace of a Magic Stone here."
"I don't know much about the aura of Magic Stones, but Uncle Madara, you must be very sensitive to it. Since you say so, then let's just leave. There's no need to take another look," Xing En said.
"You should still take a look. You went through so much trouble to get here—if you don't even look, wouldn't that mean you came all this way for nothing?" the old monkey said.
"And although I don't know what this Magic Stone you speak of is, it seems you humans place great importance on it. After the two of you enter the room, if it isn't a Magic Stone, I hope you can tell your kind that there is nothing here that you need," the old monkey said.
"Please, truly, do not come here again in the future. We do not disturb your peace, and we do not want you coming here either. Wouldn't it be better for everyone to live peacefully on the Elzeran Continent? Is there really no place for us on such a vast continent?" the old monkey said to Uchiha Madara and Xing En.
Uchiha Madara felt that the old monkey had a point. In that case, he would go take a look, if only to put the old monkey at ease.
"Then let's go in and have a look, Uncle Madara," Xing En said to Uchiha Madara. "If we don't, these monkeys might move again."
"Mm." Uchiha Madara nodded. The two left their Chocobos waiting outside the room and entered the little house together.
The old monkey did not follow them in. As Uchiha Madara and Xing