The old monkey watched as the trap he had so carefully arranged proved completely ineffective against the two people before him. Only then did he truly realize that these were not two people to be trifled with.
These two humans were completely different from the humans he had come here and killed before.
"Even after what you've done to us, I still bear you no ill will," Uchiha Madara said. "I only want to see that black stone of yours and find out whether it's what I'm looking for."
"If it is what I want, I'll take it with me. If it isn't, I have no interest in any of you," Uchiha Madara told the old monkey.
"I won't let you see our king. And not only you—no one can see our king right now," the old monkey said righteously to Uchiha Madara.
"Then forget about calling him your king. I don't really want to see him anyway. Just give me what I want," Uchiha Madara said.
"Hurry up and let me see that black stone. I might not even take it. If it isn't what I'm looking for, I won't touch anything here," Uchiha Madara said.
"If you truly want it, then wait here for a few days. The black stone you mentioned is currently with our king," the old monkey told Uchiha Madara.
"And in a few more days, our king will be able to come out. When that happens, whether you want that black stone or not, we can give it to you," the white old monkey said.
"We don't have that much time," Xing En said with a smile to the old monkey. "Besides, the two of us came here determined to get it."
"Are you trying to steal our things? This is what humans are