"What's so impossible about that?" Madara was a little puzzled. Why was Ximaida so certain that the Magic Stone couldn't be buried underground?
"You have to understand, after countless years of accumulation, let alone something as small as a Magic Stone—even an entire country could be buried beneath the ground," Uchiha Madara said.
"This is basic common knowledge. Consider today a lesson from me," Uchiha Madara said with a smile.
"I think old people like you should spend less time daydreaming and more time reading books," Ximaida said.
"I once saw a book in the library of our country that introduced Magic Stones," Ximaida said.
"These evil, glowing black stones are very strange. They can never be hidden away in secret places. They always appear in the most conspicuous locations," Ximaida said with a smile.
"Where did you see that book? Bring it for me to read sometime," Uchiha Madara said to Ximaida.
"Still, I have a feeling that the Magic Stone we've encountered is right beneath my feet," Uchiha Madara said very seriously, because that was genuinely what he felt.
Still, Uchiha Madara found the whole matter incredibly strange. If things were really as he said...
Then they could only dig their way down bit by bit. But he couldn't shake the feeling that something so mysterious wouldn't reveal itself in such a manner.
"If you really think it's here, then go ahead and slowly dig it up yourself," Ximaida said to Uchiha Madara with a smile. "I'm going ahead to take a look. It's my first time seeing such beautiful scenery."
"That's why you're young. What's so interesting about scenery?" Uchiha Madara said with a smile.
"If you really have the time and energy, you might as well start helping me dig," Uchiha Madara said to Ximaida.
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