"Is that what you wanted to ask?" Isaral asked, looking at Uchiha Madara.
"Not exactly." Uchiha Madara smiled. "Ever since we first arrived, everyone we've met has been a woman. And the way they look at me—they all seem disgusted."
"Sun City is famous for having lots of men. So why is it that all we see in this Royal City are women?" Uchiha Madara asked Isaral.
"That's actually an easy question to answer," Isaral said.
"Sun City may have many men, but this is a matriarchal society. In Sun City, women are the leaders of the nation," Isaral said.
"Men exist to serve women, not to lead them." Isaral smiled at Uchiha Madara.
"A matriarchal society?!" Uchiha Madara was genuinely shocked. This was actually a matriarchal society!
"It's a matriarchal society? That doesn't seem right. Why is it a matriarchal society here?" Uchiha Madara asked.
"What's wrong with that? Isn't that the natural direction for society to develop?" Isaral said.
"Why do you think only men can become national leaders? Why can't women lead a nation?" Isaral asked, looking at Uchiha Madara.
"It's not that women can't. It's just that I don't see the logic in it. Your country already has a severely unbalanced gender ratio. By all reason, men should hold absolute power here," Uchiha Madara said.
"I don't have any objection to the way you do things. I'm just curious how a city like yours developed into this," Uchiha Madara said.
"Perhaps you don't know this, but in certain respects, women have greater advantages than men. They're more rational," Isaral said.
"This was also the result chosen by all the people of Sun City. It was the outcome that best reflected the will of the people," Isaral said.
"Your country really is peaceful and stable. What's rare