"Actually, there's no need for complete peace. Whether peace exists or not doesn't really matter. Just look at our Elzeran Continent—war is a necessity for peace, so eternal peace does not exist," Xing En said.
"Of course, Uncle Madara, you might have some way to achieve it. I don't know about that, but personally, I think eternal peace doesn't exist," Xing En said to Uchiha Madara with a smile.
"It isn't just your own opinion. Perhaps everyone thinks that way—that eternal peace does not exist. There's nothing wrong with that idea itself, but it truly can be achieved," Uchiha Madara said.
"How about I set something up on your Elzeran Continent and let you see what the world will be like after I fulfill my wish? That way, you can also witness what true world peace is," Uchiha Madara said with a smile.
"I think you should forget it. Go back to your own world and fulfill that impossible wish of yours. You've already tossed the Elzeran Continent into a complete mess. What more do you want?" Xing En said with a smile.
"I haven't been here for long. That hardly counts as causing trouble. Besides, everything I've done has been a contribution to the people of your Elzeran Continent," Uchiha Madara said.
"Yes, yes, you've made quite a few contributions," Xing En said to Uchiha Madara. "You sank the entire monkey island. Have you considered that this might change the future development of the Elzeran Continent?"
"You don't understand the situation," Uchiha Madara said. "You didn't see what it was like then. That island was alive—you haven't seen what it had become."
"The life of that island was nearly drained away by that monkey. And it wasn't just life that was absorbed—all the monkeys on that living island were