Thinking of this, Uchiha Madara felt as if he had cast off all his restraints. His mood was indescribably good, and he felt that the time when he could return home was drawing ever closer.
After the three of them had walked for a while, Uchiha Madara looked at Dales Yi and asked, "Do you know where this place is?"
"Of course I do." Dales Yi said with a smile, "Don't forget, you two—I was born and raised here in No Man's Land."
"No one knows this place better than I do," Dales Yi said.
"Then do you know if there might be a temple up ahead?" Helunaixing looked at Dales Yi and asked. "It should be nearby, right?"
"Then I can tell you this too: no one is more familiar with that place than I am," Dales Yi said.
"That place is my home." Dales Yi smiled.
"Your home?" Hearing Dales Yi's words, Uchiha Madara asked in surprise, "You mean that place is your home?"
"Yes," Dales Yi said with a smile.
"Then why didn't you say so earlier?" Helunaixing said speechlessly. "If you had, we could've just had you lead the way. And you didn't tell us such important information beforehand."
"How was I supposed to know that the place you two wanted to go was my home?" Dales Yi said helplessly. "There are many small temples in No Man's Land."
"My home is one of them, but judging from the direction the three of us are heading, we should be going to my home," Dales Yi said.
"Then do you know whether there's a Magic Stone in your home right now?" Uchiha Madara looked at Dales Yi and asked.
"I don't know. I've never heard of anything like that, and I've never heard anyone say there was