"You'd better not ask about things you shouldn't. That isn't why you came here," Ximaida said to Uchiha Madara and Harinod with a smile.
"Our country has its own national circumstances, things outsiders like you cannot understand. So it's best not to ask too many questions about our country. It won't do you any good, and it may bring you a lot of trouble," Ximaida said.
"We were just curious. We wanted to see what kind of treatment the men who came to this country received," Harinod said.
"Whether it really is like the rumors outside say—that this country is a man's paradise," Harinod said with a smile.
"Never believe what those people outside say," Ximaida said to Harinod with a smile. "As you can see now, there simply aren't many men in our country."
"The ones who call it paradise are merely people whose hearts are full of desire," Ximaida said.
"What's really so different here from one's own home? There are just a few more women, that's all," Ximaida said.
"So the men who came to your country have already left? They only came here for a brief bit of fun?" Uchiha Madara asked as he looked at Ximaida.
"Some left, some didn't, and some were not allowed to leave by our Queen," Ximaida said with a smile. "There are all sorts of circumstances, but as you can see, there are very few men here."
"This is completely different from what I imagined," Harinod said helplessly. "I thought the men in this country must all be living the high life, but I didn't expect them to have already gone back."
"You're a man too, so you should understand this saying: only oxen are worked to death; fields are never plowed out," Ximaida said with a smile.
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