"Then you really don't plan to come with me?" Harinod asked, looking at Ximaida.
"I really don't plan to go with you. Go on and slowly pursue your own ambitions," Ximaida said.
"Since this world is so wonderful, I want to wander around and see it for myself," Ximaida said.
"You really are young," Harinod said helplessly, shaking his head. "If you don't want to come with me, then I'll be leaving on my own now."
"If you won't come with me now, you won't get another chance like this in the future," Harinod told Ximaida.
"Even if there is another chance in the future, I still won't go with you. Following an old man like you might make my life full of schemes and tricks," Ximaida said.
"Very well, then. You two can discuss the route you'll take from here on out. I still have my own business to attend to," Harinod said with a smile.
"You're leaving already?" Uchiha Madara had not expected Harinod to decide so decisively to leave.
"There's nothing left for me to do here, so of course I'm choosing to leave," Harinod said.
"You two discuss it properly. How will you walk the road ahead?" Harinod said with a smile.
"Go on, then," Uchiha Madara said to Harinod. "I hope everything goes smoothly for you along the way."
"I hope one person's efforts can stop the war that's about to break out," Uchiha Madara said to Harinod.
Harinod said goodbye to Uchiha Madara and Ximaida, then left with a smile. His figure gradually vanished into the darkness.
"Oh, right." Uchiha Madara looked at Ximaida.
"Since you want to travel across the Elzeran Continent on your own, there's something very important I need to give you," Uchiha Madara said.
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