Uchiha Madara was a little impressed. So it wasn't true that people without magical talent couldn't learn magic at all. If he wanted to learn, he could still grasp a little of it.
"I thought the distinction between you was very clear—that mages knew nothing about martial cultivation, while martial artists knew absolutely nothing about magic," Uchiha Madara said.
"That isn't necessarily true. It just depends on each person's talent. But on the Elzeran Continent, everyone knows this kind of extremely basic little spell," Xing En said with a smile.
At that moment, Harinod took over from Xing En. "What are you saying? What do you mean by that? Everyone knows it? Are you saying I'm not a person?"
"No, no." Xing En knew he had misspoken and hurriedly added, "I only meant to express how common this spell is."
"Most people should know it, but some don't, because some people truly have no magical talent at all," Xing En said with a smile.
"I can accept it when you put it that way." Harinod indicated that he had forgiven Xing En now.
As those scattered points of firelight slowly filled the entire cave, everything ahead became clear.
"You had such a useful spell, yet you waited until now to use it?" Uchiha Madara said to Xing En.
Although Uchiha Madara was used to darkness and this environment did not really bother him, having the place brightly lit still made him feel more at ease.
Besides, it was not some great spell. Since it was only a small bit of magic, it could be cast with ease.
"Because I'm a Night Elf. A dark environment is what makes me feel most comfortable," Xing En said with a smile.
"Then why are you using it now?" Uchiha Madara asked.
"Because I