"It wasn't that I hadn't tried to ease things between us. We just really couldn't talk to each other. I feel this more deeply than anyone—life is just like that," Harinod said.
"So I'm telling you this, little brother." I looked at Uchiha Madara. "For the sake of your future, make sure you find a woman you can actually talk to."
"Just imagine it: a woman's beauty only lasts for about ten years," Harinod said.
"After those ten years are gone, all the two of you have left is communication of the heart. So if you're with someone you can't communicate with, it really brings a lot of trouble," Harinod said.
"Listening to you is worth ten years of reading," Uchiha Madara said with a smile. "But I have no such plans now, and perhaps I won't have any plans like that for the rest of my life."
"Really?" Harinod looked at Uchiha Madara and asked. "Little brother, are you planning to renounce worldly desires now?"
"That's not the reason. The main thing is that I have more important matters waiting for me. I don't have time to waste on love and romance," Uchiha Madara said.
"How can love and romance be called a waste?" Harinod said.
"Our lives have been full of bumps and hardships, and rather dull overall. But when you look back on them, there were still many wonderful moments," Harinod said.
"This isn't something you can experience alone," Harinod said.
"We'll talk about it later. I'm already this old, and I still have the most important thing in my life left unfinished. Besides, that isn't something that can be completed in a short time," Uchiha Madara said.
"By the time I finish those things, I might already be old. I might even be dead," Uchiha Madara