"What did you come here for?" Uchiha Madara asked, looking at Ci Enyiwu.
"Isn't my purpose in coming here obvious? I came to save you," Ci Enyiwu said.
"Across the entire Elzeran Continent, people without desires are as rare as phoenix feathers and unicorn horns," Ci Enyiwu said.
"Xing En and Alustriel both have their own matters to attend to, so I had no choice but to come myself," Ci Enyiwu said, sounding extremely reluctant.
"Weren't you unable to leave the Church for certain special reasons? Why did you suddenly leave?" Uchiha Madara continued asking.
"That isn't a problem. The special reason I mentioned was really just that I'm lazy," Ci Enyiwu answered with a smile.
"But now there's no one left who can help me, so I came myself," Ci Enyiwu said.
"This trip was really far. It took me several days to walk here," Ci Enyiwu said.
"What do you think of me?" This was Uchiha Madara's first question. He wanted to know what such a mysterious person wanted from him.
"I don't think anything in particular. I just think that, as someone from another world, your beliefs are different from ours," Ci Enyiwu said.
"Then why are you helping me? Or do you have some special purpose?" This was Uchiha Madara's second question.
"It is all because of faith. I never interfere with the order of the Elzeran Continent, because this world naturally has its own laws of development," Ci Enyiwu said.
"But we believe in true gods. Although there are many faiths on the Elzeran Continent, all of those faiths believe in true gods," Ci Enyiwu said.
"But you, an outsider, are different. Not only are your beliefs different from ours, but what you believe in does not exist in this world at all," Ci Enyiwu