"Yes, and I still don't know how many there are in total," Uchiha Madara said.
"But I already have five Magic Stones in my possession. I think I'm very close to success now," Uchiha Madara said with a smile.
"All right, then I hope you can return soon," Ximaida said with a smile to Uchiha Madara.
"You're the first person who's heard that I'm carrying so many Magic Stones and didn't react at all," Uchiha Madara said.
"A lot?" Ximaida thought for a moment before saying, "Forget five—you could have fifty on you, and what would that have to do with me?"
"That's true." Uchiha Madara thought about it, then smiled. "You don't understand this thing, so you don't know what it can do."
"Don't underestimate me. Of course I know this thing very well," Ximaida said.
"On our Elzeran Continent, even three-year-old children know about this," Ximaida said.
"Although even two- or three-year-old children know about it, you don't seem concerned about it at all," Uchiha Madara said.
"What is there for me to care about? This has nothing to do with me," Ximaida said with a smile.
"I'm not a greedy person, and I don't really have any wishes of my own," Uchiha Madara said.
"Now I feel that being able to leave my country is the greatest wish I could have," Ximaida said.
"Then your wish has already come true, and I'm the one who made it come true for you," Uchiha Madara said with a smile.
"Not bad. Thank you." Ximaida smiled and glanced at Uchiha Madara.
Uchiha Madara and Ximaida arrived at the city gates.
The two guards saw them and asked, "Welcome, travelers from afar. May we ask what brings you here?"
"I've traveled through so many places, and you are the most polite