"Your idea is a good one, but it's very difficult to put into practice right now." Uchiha Madara looked at the bone dragon that had already walked up to him, then turned to Dalesi Yi and said, "As long as you deal with the dead, your reputation on the Elzeran Continent can never be very good."
"People have an innate aversion to death; it's etched into their bones. You can only make people change their view of you, but if you want to live proudly on the Elzeran Continent, that isn't something you can accomplish alone," Uchiha Madara said.
"There are simply too many people and matters involved. But it isn't impossible—it will just take quite a lot of time," Uchiha Madara said.
"I've never been impatient for quick success, but I don't want things to remain like this forever, without making even a little progress," Dalesi Yi said.
"I think that as long as I work hard enough, the relationship between us necromancers and the elves will gradually ease. I never expected that, upon meeting, we'd act as though we had such deep hatred for one another," Dalesi Yi said helplessly.
"Perhaps there are other reasons involved. If you want to advance the relationship between the two sides, then you should thoroughly understand the grievances between them," Uchiha Madara said.
"You said it yourself—you know nothing about what happened in the past. Since you want to promote this development, you need to know exactly what happened before," Uchiha Madara said.
"However, once you learn the truth, I don't want you to be troubled by either side's mistakes. You should put aside past grievances and work hard to maintain the relationship between them," Uchiha Madara said to Dalesi Yi.
"Uncle, although you're with Alustriel, your way of thinking is completely