"But I think what's happening here is pretty good for you, isn't it? After all, didn't you come here to serve as a tool?" Uchiha Madara said with a smile.
"We didn't come here to become tools for satisfying desire. We came here to find our happiness," Kelisuji said.
"But in the end, happiness never came to us. Instead, demons possessed us," Kelisuji said to Uchiha Madara.
"But I don't think there's any essential difference. When you first came here, didn't you want wives and concubines in droves, with good food and drink served to you? Hasn't that goal already been achieved?" Uchiha Madara said.
"But we don't have our own freedom." Kelisuji sighed. "Only now do I understand how important freedom is."
"It's more important than one's own happiness, more important than one's own dreams. Now, my dream has become freedom," Kelisuji said.
"You people..." Uchiha Madara said with a smile. "Didn't you stop to think at the time? How could there possibly be something this good in the world?"
"Everything has two sides. You only saw the good side," Uchiha Madara said.
"So I'm begging you—let me out of here. Once I'm out, I'll definitely turn over a new leaf," Kelisuji said.
"Over these two years here, I've already thought it through. If I can get out, I'll return to our Beast Clan and make something great of myself," Kelisuji said.
"I'll get what I want through my own efforts, not this way." At that moment, Uchiha Madara saw that Kelisuji's clouded eyes were actually filled with hope.
Uchiha Madara shook his head and said to Kelisuji with a smile, "I think it's too late for regrets now. After all, your body can't do anything anymore."
"Even if I dragged you out of here, with your body as