"You might as well say it. There's nothing I can't accept," Uchiha Madara said.
"That means you are already one of us from the Elzeran Continent, and you will never be able to leave," Ci Enyiwu said.
Though Ci Enyiwu had said it casually, when Uchiha Madara heard it, the words exploded in his heart like a bomb.
"That's impossible," Uchiha Madara said.
"How could I possibly be from your world? Sooner or later, I'll return," Uchiha Madara said.
"I only brought up one possibility that I thought might be possible," Ci Enyiwu said with a smile. "Don't be so nervous."
"Because no one can explain why your Book of Fate appeared on our Elzeran Continent," Ci Enyiwu said.
"Looks like I need to hurry, while there are still no words written in my Book of Fate," Uchiha Madara said.
"Don't worry from now on," Uchiha Madara told Ci Enyiwu. "I won't interfere in anything on the Elzeran Continent anymore."
"I only need to focus on finding what I want. Everything else has nothing to do with me," Uchiha Madara said.
"You should have realized that long ago. Otherwise, why would there be so much trouble?" Ci Enyiwu said.
"Every time, I have to follow behind you and clean up the mess. What do you take me for?" Ci Enyiwu said helplessly.
"Then if that's the case, there's nothing left for me to do here," Uchiha Madara told Ci Enyiwu. "Before dawn breaks, I need to head to the next location."
"You haven't finished dealing with things here yet," Ci Enyiwu said.
"There's nothing left for me to do in this place now, is there?" Uchiha Madara said with a smile.
"Can you take back these damned forests of yours?" Ci Enyiwu said.
"This place is a country," Ci Enyiwu