"I never said that I wanted to go to that place. Don't go making wild guesses about what I'm thinking," Uchiha Madara said.
"You think I wouldn't know what you're thinking?" Ci Enyiwu said with a smile. "That's why I think human nature is an extremely uninteresting thing."
"It wastes your time and energy, and serves no other purpose," Ci Enyiwu said.
"That's what you think," Uchiha Madara said.
"I suddenly feel that if a girl like you had even a little bit of humanity, that would be quite interesting," Uchiha Madara said to Ci Enyiwu with a smile.
"That kind of thing would only make me do the wrong things," Ci Enyiwu said.
"Was what he said true or false? Does he really have an elderly mother at home who's bedridden?" Uchiha Madara looked at Ci Enyiwu and asked. "If what he said was false, then there's no need for us to go."
"How should I put it?" Ci Enyiwu thought for a moment before saying, "Some of what he said was true, and some of it was false."
"Then was the thing I mentioned true or false?" Uchiha Madara asked.
"He does indeed have an elderly mother at home who is bedridden," Ci Enyiwu said. "But she wouldn't die just because he left."
"His younger brother has always been taking care of their mother, so he isn't as pitiful as he made himself out to be," Ci Enyiwu said.
Hearing Ci Enyiwu say that, Uchiha Madara felt relieved.
"If that's the case, then that's for the best," Uchiha Madara said.
"I'd always thought that if I killed that man, his whole family would be ruined," Uchiha Madara said helplessly. "Now that I know that isn't true, it's some comfort to me."
"This has nothing to do with you.