"You..." Fosi Zhupu looked at Uchiha Madara, but before he could finish, Madara cut him off.
"I'm not mistaken. I'm just a fire mage from your Elzeran Continent," Uchiha Madara said hurriedly.
Uchiha Madara knew what Fosi Zhupu wanted to ask. He had seen this scene far too many times—everyone who saw his Fire Style had the same question.
"But just now..." Fosi Zhupu asked again, but before he could finish, Uchiha Madara interrupted him once more.
"That was also my doing," Uchiha Madara said to Fosi Zhupu with a smile. "I'm a dual cultivator, so I know a little of everything."
"Oh..." Fosi Zhupu said.
Fosi Zhupu was at a loss for words. No matter what he tried to say, Uchiha Madara seemed to have seen right through him.
Uchiha Madara truly had no idea what Fosi Zhupu was thinking, but he knew that everyone asked him this after witnessing his abilities.
So he had merely answered naturally. It was not as though he could actually read Fosi Zhupu's mind.
Uchiha Madara's huge fireball illuminated the entirety of Pine Blossom Town.
"Do you think the people still alive will come out when they see this?" Uchiha Madara asked Fosi Zhupu.
"Not necessarily," Fosi Zhupu said after thinking it over. "After all, they don't know what exactly happened here."
"And I think you've gone a little too far this time," Fosi Zhupu said.
"Why?" Uchiha Madara looked at Fosi Zhupu. "Don't you think this is the best approach?"
"Didn't you say they would be drawn in by the firelight? I've already done exactly as you said," Uchiha Madara said with a smile.
"I think you misunderstood what I meant," Fosi Zhupu said.
"What I meant was that we could light a bunch of small bonfires and lure them over bit