"But there's something I don't understand. You're already so old—why do you want that Seven-Colored Butterfly? Isn't that something children like to play with?" Dales asked Helunaixing.
"Who says this is something children play with? Do you know how valuable this butterfly is?" Helunaixing said.
"It can get you anything you want. That alone makes it priceless," Helunaixing said.
"Besides, its colors are exceptionally beautiful. Among the noble circles of the Elzeran Continent, the Seven-Colored Butterfly is a highly collectible item." Helunaixing looked at Uchiha Madara and Dales as if they were country bumpkins.
"Didn't you just say that the Seven-Colored Butterfly can't survive for long if it leaves the White Forest?" Uchiha Madara asked.
"Do you have some way to improve the Seven-Colored Butterfly's survival rate?" Uchiha Madara asked Helunaixing.
"Since I'm planning to catch one, of course I have a way." Helunaixing smiled. "You young people are different. You can make money just by relying on your own strength. Old people like me can only rely on our skills to make a living."
"I have no real concept of money, nor am I interested in it." Uchiha Madara shook his head.
"That's because you have money. When you don't have any, you'll understand what it means for a single penny to stump a hero," Helunaixing said.
"And I've seen plenty of things like that in this world," Helunaixing said with a smile.
"I've truly experienced the terror of poverty. It's fine to be poor when you're young, but I don't want to be utterly destitute when I'm old," Helunaixing said.
"When I have no money, it makes me feel insecure." Helunaixing ate the dishes before him as he spoke to Uchiha Madara and Dales.
"Still, I feel like you're lying to us. I have no idea which of