The sky gradually brightened, and Xing En's hair returned to its original silver-white color.
"The sky's already light. We've been here for quite a while, and since we've accomplished everything we came for, it's time to head back," Xing En said to Uchiha Madara.
"We really should head back. Still, this trip went remarkably smoothly. Looks like luck was on my side," Uchiha Madara said.
"That's because I was by your side. Without me, you would've been in trouble this time, so really, it was my good luck," Xing En said.
Uchiha Madara then bid the Monkey King farewell. "It was a pleasure meeting you this time. We're leaving now. If fate allows, we'll meet again."
"Thank you. You changed the way I think. You made me feel that not all humans on Ezerlan Continent are bad," the Monkey King said.
"There are still people like you," the Monkey King said.
"And most people are like us," Xing En said with a smile. "Once you slowly make your way out of here in the future, you'll understand. There are many races on our Ezerlan Continent. Though wars between them are inevitable, most live together in quiet peace."
"It's like us right now. At first, we were hostile toward each other, but once we got to know one another, we realized that people of every race were more or less the same," Xing En said.
"Everyone's heart is the same, so there aren't many bad people," Xing En said.
After saying their goodbyes, Uchiha Madara and Xing En left the place, riding their Chocobos back in the direction they had come from.
"Uncle Madara, you were seriously amazing just now. You created such a huge forest out of thin air," Xing En said.
"I've seen plenty of strange things on Ezerlan