"Those are all countries that follow the rules, but there are also plenty of people from small places who are overbearing and unreasonable. They simply don't follow any rules," Harinod said.
"If I hadn't been a little tougher in my attitude, I would've been killed by someone long ago," Harinod said with a bitter smile.
"Do you know what's written in this letter?" Uchiha Madara asked Harinod.
"How could I possibly know something like that? Still, the contents of these letters are probably all more or less the same," Harinod said.
"I've delivered letters to several countries already. Since I was asked to deliver them all at once, I figure their contents should be largely similar," Harinod said.
"Then do you think that if the queen of the Crimson Rouge Kingdom sees what's in this letter, she'll take it out on the two of us?" Uchiha Madara asked, looking at Harinod.
"You mean, would the queen get angry after reading the letter and kill the two of us?" Harinod considered it for a moment.
"I just think it's possible. After all, I really can't understand why no one has come to receive us after all this time," Uchiha Madara said.
"Besides, although we're messengers, what we're presenting is a personal letter from the lord of Eternal Sun Royal City. That should be enough to prove our identities," Uchiha Madara said.
"Nothing unusual should happen. A small country like this wouldn't dare oppose the Royal City. They're probably just considering the matter right now," Harinod said.
"The contents should concern the war between humans and the Elf Clan, so they're likely considering their stance and which side they should stand on," Harinod said.
"And when they're done considering it?" Uchiha Madara said to Harinod with a smile. "If they ultimately choose