"You're still alive today?" Ximaida looked at the man and asked, "Didn't you disappear from the history of the Elzeran Continent long ago?"
Hearing Ximaida's words, the man gradually calmed down and said with a smile, "I knew it. How could no one in this world have heard our name?"
"It seems this beautiful lady is quite knowledgeable," the man said with a smile.
"But I really don't know what Blood Clan you are. We're in a hurry, so could you please move out of the way?" Uchiha Madara said.
Uchiha Madara was thoroughly speechless. He had already wasted so much time, yet someone was actually blocking his path out here on the road.
"Do you even understand how much danger you're in right now?" the man said.
"Take a look at who has surrounded you already," the man said.
"You still dare speak to me in that tone? Are you in such a hurry to leave this world?" the man asked Uchiha Madara.
"Don't always jump straight to fighting and killing," Uchiha Madara said with a smile. "People should have some aspirations in life."
"And since neither of us is interfering with the other, I don't see any need to argue with you," Uchiha Madara said.
"You may think there's no need, but we don't!" the man said.
"Let me straighten out the situation for you," the man said to Uchiha Madara with a smile.
"You came into our territory, and we set an ambush for you. So naturally, the two of you should become our prisoners—our prey," the man said.
"What kind of logic is that?" Uchiha Madara said helplessly. "Even the best hunter can't possibly succeed one hundred percent of the time."
"Especially when what you're trying to hunt is the smartest creature in the world, humans—not