Uchiha Madara felt that Xing En's plan was quite feasible after hearing it.
If things developed as Xing En had said, then he would have a very good chance this time. But he feared that some unexpected circumstance might arise, and Uchiha Madara was not sure whether Helunaixing would help him.
Just as Uchiha Madara and Xing En were discussing the matter, Helunaixing walked in from outside.
"Good afternoon, you two beautiful ladies," Helunaixing said.
"You came at just the right time. We were just talking about you. Have a seat first," Uchiha Madara said with a smile.
Helunaixing looked at Uchiha Madara and Xing En and found the two of them rather strange. They clearly could not be up to anything good again.
"I knew this couldn't be anything good. I could tell just by looking at your expressions. Is there something you need my help with?" Helunaixing asked.
"There's a small favor we need your help with," Uchiha Madara said with a smile.
"You two really have no conscience. I just came back from there—shouldn't you be asking how things turned out? Yet the moment I arrive, you want me to do something for you," Helunaixing said.
"Right, I forgot because you didn't mention it." Uchiha Madara looked at Helunaixing and asked, "How did your matter go? Has everything been settled? Judging by how pleased you look, it must all have gone according to your plan."
"These are all trivial matters to me. Of course they went according to plan. Those old geezers have all behaved themselves now," Helunaixing said.
"That's wonderful. What did you decide about this war? Are you planning to stand by and watch, join the war, or take someone's side?" Xing En asked.
"We don't plan to take part in this war, but we