Uchiha Madara now felt that Kenping Yuelai truly had not taken this matter to heart. Madara felt that, as far as this team was concerned, he was practically the chief culprit.
Yet Kenping Yuelai could still find him, the chief culprit, and chat with him so cheerfully.
Most importantly, before leaving, Kenping Yuelai had even remembered to invite him to return with them.
Looking at the young man before him, Uchiha Madara felt that this fellow was truly broad-minded.
"You really are something," Uchiha Madara said, shaking his head helplessly.
Madara sighed inwardly. Kenping Yuelai really was not cut out to be the leader of a team.
"What's wrong with me?" Kenping Yuelai asked as he looked at Uchiha Madara.
Kenping Yuelai was puzzled. He had treated Uchiha Madara quite well. Did the old man still have something he was dissatisfied with?
"You really are only suited to being an assassin, not the leader of a team," Uchiha Madara said.
"You led such a large team out, and when you returned, only a few dozen people remained. Yet you can still act as though it means nothing," Uchiha Madara said with a smile.
"What else could we have done this time?" Kenping Yuelai said.
Kenping Yuelai thought for a moment, then said to Uchiha Madara, "At the time, we were facing the three of you head-on."
"One was Carter Binda, the Eagle of Winter of the Elzeran Continent—the strongest ice mage on the entire continent. What made her most troublesome was that she cultivated both magic and martial arts," Kenping Yuelai said.
"The other was the strongest paladin on the entire Elzeran Continent." Kenping Yuelai said helplessly, "Either one of those two alone would have given me a terrible headache."
"But I never expected the two of them to appear