"If you look at it that way, I might be the one getting the worse end of the deal." Uchiha Madara said to Kelana.
"You're an old fox. I can't outtalk you." Kelana said.
"Then it's settled between us. I'll come back here to find you tomorrow morning, so don't run off." Kelana said with a smile.
"How could I possibly run? I'm worried you won't show up." Uchiha Madara said.
Hearing Uchiha Madara's words, Kelana nodded and said with a smile, "All right, then I'll head back now."
"I'll come find you tomorrow morning. Eat a good breakfast, or what if I step on your shoulders and break you, old man?" Kelana said with a smile.
"Don't worry about that. I can still bear your weight." Uchiha Madara said.
After Kelana left, Uchiha Madara thought that tomorrow, he should be able to obtain what he wanted most. It filled him with hope for his journey ahead.
With nothing better to do, Uchiha Madara wandered around. Seeing so many people standing outside the weapon shop, picking out the weapons they wanted most, he felt that many people would probably die tomorrow.
What Uchiha Madara found hardest to understand was why a friendly competition required real blades and real weapons. Was their city lord truly not worried that the Royal City would be dyed red with blood?
After dinner that night, Uchiha Madara went to bed early. He had been in this world for so long, yet he had never gone to sleep this early.
The next morning, Uchiha Madara was already up before Kelana came to call for him. He ate downstairs as he waited for her.
"I didn't expect this. I thought you'd still be lying in bed, but you came so early." Uchiha Madara had not waited long