"Look at you. At your age, every word you say is filled with wisdom. But that city lord is different—he's truly becoming more and more of an idiot with age," Alustriel said.
"For someone from such a small city to actually set his sights on the noble bloodline of an elf—doesn't he know what race he belongs to? Despicable humans," Alustriel said.
"People are different," Uchiha Madara said with a smile. "You can't condemn humanity as a whole because of one person like that. You should know that there are reasons why humans have held an important position on the Elzeran Continent for countless years," Uchiha Madara said.
"Do you think a race can remain established in one place for countless years without declining merely through cunning and deceit?" Uchiha Madara asked, looking at Alustriel.
"I admit that," Alustriel said to Uchiha Madara with a smile. "We elves are indeed inferior to humans in many ways, but nobility is nobility. That is decided from the moment one is born."
"I've noticed that people like you who hold high positions really have a lot of free time. You're going to be the future queen of the elves—how do you still have time to run around everywhere?" Uchiha Madara asked Alustriel.
"Who told you I'm the future queen of the elves?" Alustriel said.
"Xing En?" Uchiha Madara said. "Isn't that the case? The heirs of races like yours are chosen by bloodline, aren't they? It's not decided through democratic elections."
"But why does it have to be me?" Alustriel asked Uchiha Madara with a smile.
"If not you, then who?" Uchiha Madara said. "I haven't been on your Elzeran Continent for very long, but I've heard plenty of stories. You have always been ruled by queens."
"Whether it's the Night Elves or