"If it had been someone else, this might have been easier to handle. But now even the legendary Eagle of Winter has come. There's nothing we can do," Kenping Yuelai said.
"I wonder what you're all thinking," Carter Binda said.
"You're actually interested in something this dangerous. What exactly is the Hunter Association thinking these days?" Carter Binda looked at the people before him. "And do you think that, with the strength of just a few of you, you can take away the Ice Nine-Tails?"
"We could have, but now that you and the old man are here, we may not have that chance," Kenping Yuelai said.
"We still have an attack scroll," the old mage said to Kenping Yuelai.
"Too many people died during this mission. If we return empty-handed, where would our dignity be?" the old mage said.
"At your age, what use is something as pointless as dignity? No one cares about your reputation," Carter Binda said with a smile.
"Little one," the old mage said to Carter Binda, "you should watch how you speak to old people like us. You should at least show the most basic respect."
"That depends on the person," Carter Binda said.
"I don't see why thieves like you, who traveled all this way over the past few days, deserve any respect," Carter Binda said.
"If I hadn't arrived early enough, you would have taken away one of Winterfort's most precious magical beasts," Carter Binda said as he looked at everyone.
"I think you should go back," Uchiha Madara said.
"This was never something that belonged to the Hunter Association. The Ice Nine-Tails has lived here on the Great Snow Mountain for countless years. It might not be able to adapt to the environment of the continent," Uchiha Madara said.
"We can't