"That's impossible," Xing En said, looking at the monkey king. "As a man, how could I leave my bird outside? How would I use it later?"
"You have no choice," the monkey king said. "You can't take the black stone, you can't take the two birds, and in the end, I don't think you'll be able to take your lives with you either."
Uchiha Madara shook his head and said to the monkey king, "You really are young. But that's fine. If problems can be settled with a fight, then that's actually the method I favor most."
"Don't fight, don't fight," Xing En hurriedly said after hearing Uchiha Madara's words. "This race may very well be the only one of its kind on the Elzeran Continent. Unless it's absolutely necessary, don't make a move."
"I'll try talking him down," Xing En said to Uchiha Madara.
"You seem unable to see?" Xing En asked, looking at the monkey king.
"Thanks to you humans," the monkey king said to Xing En. "Not long ago, I traded my eyes for the lives of these monkeys. But you humans didn't keep your promise and forced me to act."
"So you were someone who used to reason with others," Xing En said with a smile.
"But I discovered that reason is useless on the Elzeran Continent," the monkey king said. "Reason is for the weak. Only by speaking with one's fists can one make everyone obey."
"Not everyone," Xing En said. "Only those weaker than you. If someone is stronger than you, your words carry no weight at all. But the truth is, everyone with strong fists also knows how to reason."
"So if I become the strongest person on the entire Elzeran Continent, everyone will listen to me," the monkey king said with a