"All right, you two go back first," Ximaida said.
"Don't be in such a hurry to close the gate. I'll be back in a while," Ximaida said.
At that moment, the guards let Uchiha Madara and the other two leave. Uchiha Madara led the two magical beasts used for transportation at the entrance, and the three of them slowly headed into the distance.
"So when it really matters, you still have to rely on me, right?" Harinod said with a smile. "You wouldn't even let me speak just now. If it weren't for me, could you have gotten out?"
"I didn't expect you to be of some use after all," Ximaida said.
"But it's a shame about those two," Ximaida said, shaking her head helplessly. "The three of us got out, but those two will definitely be punished by the queen."
"There was no helping it," Harinod said with a smile. "If trading those two for the lives of the three of us could save us, I think it was quite worth it."
"I think if it were for the lives of the two of us, it would indeed be worth it. But if you're included, then it's not quite so worth it," Ximaida said with a smile.
"What a pity. The peace treaty in your country will definitely be ruined," Harinod said.
"Everything had already been negotiated, but because of my personal reasons, things developed into this," Harinod said.
"I personally pushed the war one step closer," Harinod said, shaking his head.
"You still have the nerve to say that?" Ximaida said to Harinod. "Do you know how great a mistake you made?"
"You're already so old. Why are you still so curious? What does this country's secret have to do with you?" Ximaida said.
"Now that things have