"I don't want to leave with you." Dales Yi said with a smile. "I'm a man. If anything, I should be the one leading you."
"What does that matter? Stop obsessing over such meaningless things." Helunaixing smiled at Dales Yi. "No, no, I just wanted to prove to you two how hard this thing really is," Dales Yi said.
"Not to mention throwing it like this—even if you used other stones to smash it, it wouldn't have any effect," Dales Yi said.
"But there really is something inside it, and it's alive." Uchiha Madara smiled at Helunaixing.
"Since this was something your father left you, you should keep it safe. And given your father's status among the necromancers, what he left behind must be very important," Uchiha Madara said.
"At the very least, I don't think this is the egg of an ordinary creature," Uchiha Madara said.
"And it's been in your home for so long." Helunaixing looked at Dales Yi and asked, "Has this thing not changed at all? Has it always looked like an egg?"
"It's never changed." Dales Yi thought for a moment before saying, "I think it looked like this and was this size when I was little. It has never changed since then."
"Then it really is something strange," Helunaixing said.
"I've seen plenty of strange things, but I've never heard of an egg that hadn't hatched after so many years—and still had life inside it," Helunaixing said.
"Keep it safe," Uchiha Madara said to Dales Yi with a smile.
"Since there's nothing else here, I'm heading to the next place." Uchiha Madara looked at Helunaixing and Dales Yi. "The three of us should part ways here."
"So soon?" Helunaixing said with a smile. "If we're saying goodbye, we should at least have a farewell