"That was obviously an extremely valuable weapon, and clearly the work of a master craftsman. I thought it ought to have a very impressive name," Harinod said.
"It's nothing special." Uchiha Madara smiled. "Just an ordinary weapon. The reason you don't recognize its material is because it isn't metal to begin with."
"Can weapons be made from something else? Could it be a part from some legendary divine beast?" Ximaida asked.
"It's not something that magical." Uchiha Madara said, "Still, for someone so young to have such skill, I think that's quite impressive."
"I've traveled across the Elzeran Continent for a long time, but I've rarely encountered an expert as powerful as you," Uchiha Madara said.
All Uchiha Madara could think about now was how to buy a magical beast for transportation from this country and leave as quickly as possible.
But given the current situation, it really was not appropriate for him to leave. Uchiha Madara had no good solution either. If the three of them kept walking, they would soon reach the palace.
Uchiha Madara felt that if he wanted to leave now, this was his only chance. If they went any farther, he would have even less of an excuse.
"My task isn't important. You two can go into the palace. I'd like to take a look around outside," Uchiha Madara said to Harinod and Ximaida.
"Aren't you coming in with us?" Harinod asked as he looked at Uchiha Madara.
"The two of us haven't had a proper meal in days. This is a great chance for us to stuff ourselves," Harinod said.
"That's all right." Uchiha Madara smiled. "I've never had particularly high standards when it comes to food. Anywhere is fine, as long as it fills my stomach."
Harinod understood what Uchiha Madara meant. He