"I know that." Uchiha Madara said helplessly. "Under normal circumstances, I might have killed them to eliminate future trouble."
"But regarding me, there are still many troublesome matters involved. I can't explain them clearly to you right now," Uchiha Madara said.
Uchiha Madara finally said helplessly, "For now, I'm trying my best not to disturb even a blade of grass or a tree on the Elzeran Continent. That's what I should be doing."
"But if you don't kill them now, then you'll be indirectly causing the deaths of many people," Ximaida said.
"Have you never considered that outcome?" Ximaida asked, looking at Uchiha Madara.
"I have considered it." Uchiha Madara shook his head. "But there's nothing I can do. If those people really die because of this, then perhaps that is their fate."
"I'll explain things to you slowly along the way. For now, let's leave this place first," Uchiha Madara said to Ximaida.
Ximaida knew that Uchiha Madara was a very rational person. Since he had made this decision, he surely had his own reasons.
So Ximaida nodded and went to the back to lead the magical beast over.
"Running into you really has been a huge hassle." Uchiha Madara smiled at Peierji. "Why didn't you just fight me? Why did you have to kill my magical beast?"
"I went through so much trouble to get it, and you killed it so easily. That's really excessive," Uchiha Madara said speechlessly.
"Do you really intend not to kill us?" Peierji asked, looking at Uchiha Madara.
"What's so strange about that? I've already made up my mind. Do you think I'd go back on it?" Uchiha Madara said.
"We won't remember your kindness," Peierji said.
"I told you, I've already lived in this world for more than a hundred years. I've