"Mr. Uchiha Madara." Shanmen Shikao did not get angry. Seeing Uchiha Madara, he said, "I know you must be an intelligent person as well."
"I believe you must understand in your heart that this evolution of mine is a positive development," Shanmen Shikao said.
"Turning people into monsters one by one?" Uchiha Madara said with a smile. "This is not evolution at all. You merely fused two different things together."
"There is no point in it. Stop deceiving yourself here," Uchiha Madara continued. "You have been in this place for, at most, three months. How much could you possibly know?"
"Biological evolution, the history of the Elzeran Continent—you have only seen the barest surface of it," Uchiha Madara said.
Uchiha Madara felt that the atmosphere was very strange. Shanmen Shikao showed no intention of making a move against him, and he himself did not know what to do either.
There was no fighting atmosphere at all, nor was there any smell of gunpowder in the air. Uchiha Madara found this difficult to deal with.
So Uchiha Madara felt that he had to provoke him into anger first. Only then would there be a sense of battle.
But things did not go as smoothly as Uchiha Madara had imagined. Shanmen Shikao still did not get angry.
"Mr. Uchiha Madara is right." Shanmen Shikao said in a manner both humble and polite, "I have indeed been in this world for less than three months. What I know is merely the superficial knowledge I have seen in books."
"If there is anything I have done poorly, I hope Mr. Uchiha Madara will offer me more guidance," Shanmen Shikao said.
Uchiha Madara was utterly speechless after hearing Shanmen Shikao's words. He was clearly like the model student in a class—how was he supposed to