"Sure enough, the words of the elderly are full of wisdom." After hearing the younger sister's words, Kenping Yuelai felt that Uchiha Madara made a great deal of sense.
"I just want to wait until everyone is here before leaving. I wonder when they'll all arrive," Kenping Yuelai said.
"They're all here now," Uchiha Madara replied.
"Have you already counted them? Has everyone arrived?" Kenping Yuelai asked, looking at Uchiha Madara.
Just as Uchiha Madara was about to answer, the registrar suddenly walked over from the hall.
"Everyone is here now." The registrar looked at Kenping Yuelai and asked, "When do we set off?"
"We leave now," Kenping Yuelai said.
Kenping Yuelai looked at Uchiha Madara curiously. How had he known that everyone had arrived?
"The old man really is impressive. Age really does bring wisdom," Kenping Yuelai said.
"Even our registrar only just learned that everyone was here, yet you knew in advance," Kenping Yuelai asked curiously.
"There's nothing strange about that." Uchiha Madara smiled. "Think about it. What did the people who came here to accept this mission come for?"
"Money can make the devil turn millstones. Of course they came here for money, so they must have arrived early," Uchiha Madara said.
"They were afraid their share would be snatched away by someone else, so no one would be late, much less fail to show up." Uchiha Madara smiled.
Kenping Yuelai felt that Uchiha Madara's analysis was sound. Just as he had said, no one would be late, much less absent.
Kenping Yuelai had understood that himself, but it had merely been a thought. He had not dared to be certain.
Yet Uchiha Madara had been certain of it and had even said so outright. He truly was a meticulous man.
"I now feel that keeping you