Uchiha Madara felt that what he had said was absolutely true, because this skeleton had to be this man's deepest obsession—something even more important than his own nature.
"Why don't you try touching it?" Uchiha Madara said to Ximaida with a smile. "Do you believe this guy could chase you to the ends of the earth?"
"Isn't it because I don't have that kind of strength? If I were as powerful as you, I'd wave my hand and destroy this skeleton right now," Ximaida said.
"So we have to find a way to break the deadlock. Otherwise, the way you two are treating each other with such respect is really becoming unbearable," Ximaida said to Uchiha Madara.
"It isn't just you who can't stand it. I'm starting to find it unbearable too," Uchiha Madara replied with a smile.
"But there was no helping it. Since this is something he holds in such high regard, I should respect it," Uchiha Madara said.
"I'd rather go over and touch him than touch this pile of bones," Uchiha Madara said with a smile as he looked at Ximaida.
"Then hurry up and touch him. Don't just talk without doing anything," Ximaida said.
Uchiha Madara had no choice. Other than taking the initiative himself, there truly was no way to break the deadlock.
Still, Uchiha Madara found it strange. This was the first time he had encountered a monster with no interest in humans at all.
What kind of obsession could someone have in this world that, even after being demonized, he still could not forget the feelings in his heart?
As Uchiha Madara pondered this, he took several steps back.
"Are you leaving?" Ximaida asked, somewhat puzzled. "The Magic Stone is on that man. Are you planning to give up already?"
"First courtesy,