"I knew it. How could someone like you possibly stay here alone obediently?" Uchiha Madara said.
"So you really did have your own plans. Young people these days really can't be relied on," Uchiha Madara said with a smile.
"Don't forget why I came along with you. I wanted to see the wonders of the Elzeran Continent, and isn't this exactly that?" Ximaida said as she looked at Uchiha Madara.
"Danger isn't the only kind of wonder. True wonder should be happiness and peace," Uchiha Madara said with a smile.
"I don't care. I just really want to see it for myself, whether it's dangerous or peaceful," Ximaida said.
"A mountain on fire already sounded incredible to me, especially when I heard that the flames were black," Ximaida said.
"Just imagine it—the entire mountain covered in black flames." Ximaida's eyes sparkled. "What a magnificent sight that would be."
"What mountain? If it were a mountain, we'd be able to see it by now. It's a canyon," Uchiha Madara said.
As Uchiha Madara spoke of this, he thought for a moment before looking at Ximaida and asking, "Do you know what a canyon is?"
Ximaida gave Uchiha Madara an eye-roll.
"Do you think I'm stupid?" Ximaida said.
"I may not have seen one before, but of course I know. It's basic common sense," Ximaida said.
"If you know, then why did you say a mountain was on fire?" Uchiha Madara said.
"Whatever is on fire, as long as the flames are black, I really want to go take a look," Ximaida said with a smile.
"Is there any way I can stop you from going?" Uchiha Madara asked as he looked at Ximaida. "If there really isn't, then I won't bother trying."
"You shouldn't have said something like that in the