Uchiha Madara was a little puzzled. Xing En looked so serious now—did he have something he wanted to tell him? And Uchiha Madara felt that it probably wasn't anything minor.
Xing En had chosen to come at this time entirely to avoid Helunaixing, which puzzled Uchiha Madara even more. Could this matter be related to Helunaixing as well?
"Go ahead. What did you come to see me about so early in the morning?" Uchiha Madara asked.
"I've always felt that getting too close to Cien Yiwu isn't a good thing. So from now on, I want you to stay away from her as much as possible. She isn't a good person, but she isn't a bad person either. The two of you aren't on the same path," Xing En said.
After hearing Xing En's words, Uchiha Madara replied somewhat speechlessly, "Actually, I knew that even if you hadn't said it. We really aren't on the same path, but the situation is special right now. I need her, and she needs me."
"And you know that I came to your Elzeran Continent because I wanted to leave. But right now, no one else can lend me a hand. She's the only person in front of me, so I can only choose to work with her for mutual benefit," Uchiha Madara said.
"I think it's fine to let her help once in a while, but if you rely on her too often, you might end up getting trapped by her," Xing En told Uchiha Madara.
"And I think your identity is special right now, so there will be many things for which you'll need the help of someone as all-knowing as her," Xing En said.
"I can't point out anything bad about her right now, but I know she isn't one of