"You certainly have good business here. We've been standing here for ages, and you only just noticed us," Uchiha Madara said.
"They say big stores bully their customers, but it seems little shops like yours have learned to bully people too." Uchiha Madara smiled at the attendant.
"Then you really have misunderstood. We're only this busy for these few days out of the whole year," the tavern attendant said with a smile.
"Is that so? What days are these? Why are there so many customers?" Uchiha Madara asked.
"Isn't it because of our Golden Canyon? These customers would normally be inside Golden Canyon by now, but since it's too dangerous, they've all stayed behind," the attendant said with a smile.
"So naturally, your business has improved as well," Uchiha Madara said.
"Though it isn't a good thing for your country, it's certainly a stroke of luck for little taverns like yours," Uchiha Madara said.
"Not at all. It's only temporary," the attendant said helplessly. "Once word gets out, I'm afraid no one will come to our country anymore."
"So our business will only get worse from here on out. It can't possibly get better," the attendant said.
"Do you still have rooms? Don't tell me there aren't even any rooms left," Uchiha Madara asked.
"Judging by your relationship, you two must be lovers, right? You came to Golden Canyon to witness your love," the attendant said with a smile.
"Then that works out perfectly. Our little inn has one room left. I assume the two of you won't mind sharing it?" The attendant looked at Uchiha Madara and Ximaida.
"What? There's only one room? But there are two of us," Ximaida said.
"Find a way to arrange two rooms for us, and both of them need to be large," Ximaida