"Really, it was mainly because of the environment here. If someone wanted to set a trap, then the surroundings in front of us would provide the ideal natural conditions." Uchiha Madara said with a smile.
Although Dales Yi did not understand what exactly was happening, he trusted everything Uchiha Madara said without question. With that one move, Uchiha Madara had effortlessly killed the bone dragon in an instant.
Based on that alone, Dales Yi had complete faith in everything Uchiha Madara said.
Although this place indeed appeared to contain nothing at all, if Uchiha Madara said there was something here, Dales Yi believed him.
"You should believe what Uncle says." Dales Yi told Helunaixing. "He's very powerful, and he has a lot of experience."
"Experience is directly proportional to age. Just look at my head full of white hair—between the two of us, who do you think has more experience?" Helunaixing asked Dales Yi.
"Experience doesn't have much to do with age. It depends more on what you've been through," Uchiha Madara said.
"If you spent your entire life in demon territory and never traveled this world, then you wouldn't have much experience either." Uchiha Madara smiled.
"You just happen to have a head of white hair."
"Fine, since you put it that way, I'd like to see what you can discover in a place with no one around," Helunaixing said.
"If you're traveling on foot, there are only two possible routes," Uchiha Madara said.
"Walking on the ground is the most ordinary choice. But more cautious people, in a dangerous environment like this, would travel overhead."
"Like monkeys, moving from one large tree to another."
"So if someone set traps, they would have only two choices: on the ground, or in the trees." Uchiha Madara smiled.
As he spoke,