"This could hardly be called betrayal. I will not allow anyone to insult our City Lord. Her arrival brought hope to the women of this city and let us enjoy the joy of freedom," Isaral said.
"I do not understand this faith you speak of. We only know that whoever can help us and bring us hope is worthy of our faith," Isaral said.
"You simply do not understand how important faith is in a person's heart," Latro said.
After listening to Isaral and Latro's conversation, Uchiha Madara smiled and said, "Let me say something here. I don't know what caused this so-called betrayal either, but this country has indeed been governed quite well by her."
"The person you speak of has indeed brought this country a future and hope," Uchiha Madara said.
"Perhaps there is only a small stain upon her, but her virtues outweigh her flaws. If she was able to create such a stable and peaceful country, then she should be a wise leader," Uchiha Madara said.
"Of course, different positions lead to different stances. I do not understand the matters between you, and right now, I only want to know where the thing I seek is," Uchiha Madara said.
"I can take you there now, but I need to see the princess of our elf race," Latro said to Uchiha Madara.
"Before the two of us leave, I need to deal with the trouble here first," Uchiha Madara said with a smile.
"I came to your Sun City to take the Magic Stone. This thing is no good to you; keeping it here is actually very dangerous," Uchiha Madara said.
"We met only by chance, and I ask that you let us in. I am also very grateful to you, so please do not force me