"Actually, you're right. Even if I wanted to conquer the Ezerlan Continent, my goal was only to give my monkeys and me a peaceful place," the Monkey King said.
"Where we stand doesn't matter, and neither does the kind of life we live. As long as we can be together, that's enough," the Monkey King said.
"I have a way to let you hide for a very long time. So long that, unless something unusual happens, you'll never be discovered," Uchiha Madara said.
"As compensation for what happened when we first met, and to thank you for giving me the Magic Stone, I'll help you with this," Uchiha Madara said.
"What kind of method do you have, Uncle Madara?" Xing En asked as he looked at Uchiha Madara.
Although Xing En was puzzled, he knew that since Uchiha Madara had said it, he must have a good solution.
Xing En simply did not know how Uchiha Madara's method would work, and he wanted to see what sort of method it was.
Looking at the devastation around them, Uchiha Madara smiled and said to the Monkey King, "It seems I've destroyed your homeland twice now. I'm truly sorry."
"Your race seems to like living in forests. In that case, I'll give you back a forest and repay the favor you showed me," Uchiha Madara said.
"You want to give them a forest?" Xing En asked, looking at Uchiha Madara in disbelief.
"Even if we had seeds now, do you know how long it would take to grow an entire forest? Besides, neither of us brought any seeds," Xing En said.
"There's no need for such things. Have you forgotten that I'm a great nature-element mage in your world?" Uchiha Madara said.
"I only said you resembled the nature-element mages of the