Now that even necromancers capable of summoning the dead had appeared, there had to be even more wondrous things in this world.
And today was also the first day Uchiha Madara had seen a divine artifact on the Elzeran Continent.
Something that could casually summon a powerful person would greatly increase an ordinary person's combat strength if they got their hands on it.
Dalesi Yi and Uchiha Madara remained tethered to the Drake as they flew for a long time, from dawn until nightfall, and from nightfall until dawn.
Along the way, Dalesi Yi told Uchiha Madara many things about necromancers.
Uchiha Madara sighed inwardly. This Dalesi Yi was truly naïve—he told others everything.
And Uchiha Madara also felt that this man genuinely wanted peace for the necromancers. Young people these days truly had ideals.
Night fell.
"Will we reach No Man's Land tomorrow morning?" Uchiha Madara asked Dalesi Yi.
"We'll arrive before dawn tomorrow. The Drake we're riding flies extremely fast," Dalesi Yi said.
"I've ridden Drakes before. I don't think they were as fast as yours," Uchiha Madara said.
"But the one I rode back then was a living Drake. Could it really have been slower than your dead one?" Uchiha Madara asked, looking at Dalesi Yi.
"On the Elzeran Continent, there are many kinds of Drakes. The one we're riding is the fastest-flying among all Drake species," Dalesi Yi said.
"The Drake you rode back then probably wasn't the speed type," Dalesi Yi said.
"No." Dalesi Yi seemed to think of something. "How could you possibly have ridden a Drake?"
"Although Drakes aren't true dragons, they are still extremely high-level creatures, and they consider themselves very noble," Dalesi Yi said.
"If it were the elves, that would be one thing, but how could they possibly let humans