"Besides, there are so many strange things on your Elzeran Continent, and so many races and people I've never seen before," Uchiha Madara said.
"Everything here feels very interesting to me," Uchiha Madara replied to Ximaida with a smile.
"I haven't found anything interesting yet. All I know is that on the very first day I came out, I ran into huge trouble, and now I'm living in such a rundown place," Ximaida said.
"There's nothing to be done about that, because your starting point was simply too high," Uchiha Madara said.
"If you were just an ordinary girl, you might not think there was anything wrong with this," Uchiha Madara said.
"But if you're the second-in-command of a country, then you'd definitely find the standard of living here a little too low," Uchiha Madara said with a smile.
"Is it because I can't endure hardship?" Ximaida suddenly jumped onto the bed and lay down.
"After walking so far, lying in bed really is comfortable. I almost don't want to get up," Ximaida said.
"Are you usually like this?" Ximaida looked at Uchiha Madara and asked. "Always traveling on the road every day?"
Uchiha Madara nodded and said with a smile, "Whether in our world or yours, it's always been like this."
"But that doesn't seem right. Someone as powerful as you—how could you always be running around so tirelessly?" Ximaida asked Uchiha Madara from the bed.
"Someone with your strength should receive very good treatment. At the very least, your status should put you at the city lord's side," Ximaida said.
"Could someone as powerful as you really be just an ordinary person in your country?" Ximaida looked at Uchiha Madara and asked.
"Not exactly. Even with my current strength, I probably don't have many opponents in our world,"