"Don't ask so many questions about other matters. There are some things I want to tell you, and some things I don't," the girl said.
"Fine, then. I don't know whether you'll be able to answer my next question," Uchiha Madara said.
"But I hope you can tell me, because I don't want to cause too much of a stir in your country, nor do I want anyone to die," Uchiha Madara said.
"How am I supposed to trust you? After I tell you where the thing you want to eat is, how do I know you'll spare my life?" the girl asked, looking at Uchiha Madara.
"I can't guarantee that. It depends on how you behave. If you behave well, I'll let you go. But if you fail to satisfy me, then I'll have no choice but to act," Uchiha Madara said.
"Because I need someone who can help me obtain what I want," Uchiha Madara said.
"I don't know what you want. There's nothing in our country at all. It's such a remote place—I don't even know what you came here for," the girl said.
"You should have heard that there's a glowing stone in your country, right?" Uchiha Madara asked, looking at the girl.
"The Moonlight Stone? That's a priceless treasure," the girl asked as she looked at Uchiha Madara. "Very few people know about it. I never expected someone from another country to know about our nation's treasure."
"Alright, I've told you everything you wanted to know. You can let me go now, can't you?" the girl said.
"Not yet, because that isn't what I'm looking for." Uchiha Madara smiled. "Is there anything else? Something that glows and is black?"
"How could something black possibly glow? What exactly are you looking for?" the girl asked, staring