Uchiha Madara and Xing En bid farewell to the little boy and Helunaixing, then left the country.
"Uncle Madara, how do you feel now? Aren't you excited now that you know where your thing is?" Xing En asked, looking at Uchiha Madara.
"This really is the first time I've felt this way. Before, I was never sure whether a place would have a Magic Stone, but this is the only time I've been so certain," Uchiha Madara said.
"So it feels like it was mine to begin with. It was just left there, waiting for me to retrieve it." Uchiha Madara smiled.
"You really do have a good mindset." Xing En smiled at Uchiha Madara. "You've been traveling through our world for so long, yet you're still as full of longing as ever."
"After all this time, it seems you've never doubted that you'd be able to leave," Xing En said.
"Not only have I never doubted that I would remain in your world, I've always known that I would definitely return," Uchiha Madara said.
"Even if the Magic Stone can't fulfill my wish, I still have to go back. No matter what method I use, no matter how many times I have to try, I will return." Uchiha Madara smiled.
"Why bother? For this period, its own development and war are merely normal occurrences. Although war brings people a great deal of pain, why must it be stopped?" Xing En said.
"I think a person's lifespan is no more than a drop of water in the ocean to this world. No matter how great your contribution is, after enough time passes, no one will care anymore. Time washes everything away—the pain brought by war, and the happiness brought by peace alike," Xing En said.
"So I think what you're