Uchiha Madara felt that it was only a magical beast; it shouldn't cause Kenping Yuelai that much trouble.
But seeing Kenping Yuelai's troubled expression, Uchiha Madara had no idea what exactly he was worried about—what was happening now, or what would happen two days later.
"I don't really understand what you have to worry about. Once we complete the mission, we can go back, and you'll get to see your girlfriend. Shouldn't you be happy?" Uchiha Madara said.
"That's exactly what I'm worried about," Kenping Yuelai said.
"Not having encountered it doesn't mean it's a minor problem," Kenping Yuelai said to Uchiha Madara. "Like the Ice Nine-Tails, the Snow Woman is a legendary magical beast of the Elzeran Continent."
"It's just that the Snow Woman's recorded level is much lower than that of the Ice Nine-Tails," Kenping Yuelai said.
"That's why I don't understand what you're worried about. If its level is that much lower, can you really not handle it on your own?" Uchiha Madara asked, looking at Kenping Yuelai.
"It's precisely because I've never seen it that it's troublesome," Kenping Yuelai said.
Kenping Yuelai felt utterly helpless. Someone in his team had already died, yet he still hadn't caught the murderer.
Although the people before him trusted Kenping Yuelai deeply, if a second incident occurred, how was he supposed to steady their hearts?
They wouldn't believe someone who could only talk big. They wanted to see real strength. They wanted to see him capture the real culprit.
But what frustrated Kenping Yuelai most was that he had no idea what the Snow Woman looked like. How could it possibly be so easy to catch someone who had already secretly infiltrated their group?
"There will be a second time," Uchiha Madara said with a smile.
Uchiha Madara also knew