"I came here to help you, not to answer your questions," the woman said to Uchiha Madara.
"Fine." Uchiha Madara could only choose not to ask the questions he desperately wanted answered.
After thinking for a moment, Uchiha Madara said, "Then I'll ask you some questions you can answer."
"I'll have to consider that. If I can answer, I'll do my best to tell you. But if I can't, I won't say a single word," the woman said with a smile.
"That's for the best. It also tells me where your bottom line is," Uchiha Madara said.
"Who sent you here to help me? Was it Ci Enyiwu?" Uchiha Madara asked, looking into the woman's eyes.
"Yes. I think that even if I hadn't said so, you must have already known," the woman said.
Uchiha Madara nodded. "Not with complete certainty. If you hadn't said it, the Hunter Association would have been my other guess."
"Alright, I've answered your question. Don't ask anything else now," the woman said loudly with a smile.
"That was only one question," Uchiha Madara said as he looked at her. "I have plenty more things I want to ask. Can't you help clear them up for me?"
"What is this supposed to be?" the woman said speechlessly, looking at Uchiha Madara. "I came here to help you, yet you're asking me so many questions. I could have refused to answer any of them."
"Since you came to help me, the two of us should work together. If we know each other inside out, we'll be able to cooperate better in the future," Uchiha Madara said to her.
"Ask away, then," the woman said somewhat impatiently. "What else do you want to know? Ask it all at once."
"I don't understand. You're someone from another world,