"Even so, I'm still human. As long as it's something detrimental to us humans, I still feel like I'm speaking for myself," Uchiha Madara said.
"It's not that serious. Look, there's a paladin on the entire Elzeran Continent whose identity is human. Just like Kaguolet, he is revered by people of every race," Xing En said to Uchiha Madara.
"And that Eagle of Winter from Winterfort—isn't he one of you humans as well? So there are still some good people among humanity," Xing En said with a smile.
"Although there aren't many good people among you, those few good people who do exist have surprisingly managed to wield such enormous influence among us and across the Elzeran Continent," Xing En said.
"I feel that humans living across the Elzeran Continent are discriminated against, especially by Night Elves like you who consider yourselves noble," Uchiha Madara said with a smile.
"It isn't that we consider ourselves noble. We Night Elves are noble by nature. Everyone on the Elzeran Continent knows that," Xing En said.
"But now, even though every race has its own strengths, humans—the only race with no particular specialty—have become the strongest presence on the Elzeran Continent. That alone is enough to make all the other races reflect," Xing En said after thinking for a moment.
"So after reflecting for so long, have you reached any conclusions?" Uchiha Madara asked with a smile.
"You humans possess one trait: perseverance. No matter how dangerous a place is or how harsh its environment may be, even though your bodies aren't especially strong, humans can always be found there," Xing En said.
"That family on the road to Winterfort, and that little village in the east—those are all human settlements. It always feels as if only humans can survive in places that