"Have the people behind you left? You've only been gone a short while, and you're already back," the waiter said.
"We came back to bring you some good news—something valuable," Ximaida said to the waiter with a smile.
The tavern waiter was very interested when he heard Ximaida's words.
"Our little tavern doesn't invite trouble, and we've never had any valuable news spread from here. What kind of news can you tell us?" the waiter asked.
"The thing you were most worried about won't happen anymore," Ximaida said.
"What was I most worried about?" the waiter asked.
"Didn't you say that once news of your Golden Canyon spread, no one would come here anymore?" Ximaida asked, looking at the tavern waiter.
"That's right. It would definitely be like that," the waiter said.
"The only reason our place has such good business now is because of Golden Canyon," the waiter said.
"But if Golden Canyon became a black sea of fire, then no one would come here, would they?" the waiter said.
"Then you don't need to worry anymore," Ximaida said with a smile.
"Why do you say that?" The tavern waiter seemed to have understood what had happened, but he still asked in disbelief.
"Because there are no longer any black flames in your Golden Canyon," Uchiha Madara said.
"So you'll still be welcoming a steady stream of guests, just like before," Uchiha Madara said with a smile.
"When did this happen? How come I didn't receive any notice? If something this big happened, our city lord should have informed everyone, right?" the waiter asked.
"I think it may be because your city lord doesn't know about it yet," Ximaida said with a smile.
"But the two of us came from there, so we may have been the first to