"Maybe that kind of life would be even more boring, but I really didn't want to stay in this place for another moment," Ximaida said.
"The secrets of this country that you've seen are only the tip of the iceberg. This country still hides far too many things that outsiders must not see," Ximaida said.
"So what's your final decision?" Ximaida asked, looking at Uchiha Madara.
Harinod thought for a moment and said, "I think..."
"You don't need to think. You have no credibility left in my eyes, so from now on, you don't need to speak," Ximaida told Harinod.
"If you want, I can take you out," Uchiha Madara said somewhat worriedly. "But how are we supposed to get out?"
"In your country, there should be a protective barrier above the city walls, right?" Uchiha Madara said.
"Even if we climbed over the walls in the middle of the night, that wouldn't be very realistic," Uchiha Madara said.
"And given your current status, it would definitely be more convenient for you to leave alone than to bring the two of us with you," Uchiha Madara said.
"It's not as simple as you think," Ximaida said with a smile. "Our queen has ordered that no one may leave this country."
"But you two are different now. Your identities are as envoys from the Royal City, so I can send you out of the city," Ximaida said.
"And once we get out, we'll never come back," Ximaida said with a smile.
"Tonight?" Uchiha Madara asked Ximaida.
"That's right, tonight," Ximaida replied. "I've already prepared all that stuff of yours."
"Tonight, we'll leave this place," Ximaida said.
"Fine," Uchiha Madara said with a smile. "If that's the case, then nothing could be better."
"Then let's head out now. But you two need