"You and I had an agreement back then. Are you going to deny it now?" Kelana said.
"Don't you want that thing you desire most anymore? We've already come this far. Can't you put up with a little hardship?" Kelana said with a smile.
Since she had already made this request, and he would be able to get the Magic Stone tomorrow, Uchiha Madara decided he should put up with it. With a helpless sigh, he crouched down.
Kelana smiled, stepped onto Uchiha Madara's shoulder, and clumsily climbed up onto the city wall.
But once Kelana had climbed onto the wall, she began to worry. She had no way to get down. Was she supposed to jump from such a high wall?
By then, Uchiha Madara had already vaulted over the wall and reached the other side. Looking at Kelana trembling atop the wall, he found it rather amusing.
"Our business is over. I kept my promise and helped you get in. Now I'm heading back," Uchiha Madara said.
"Don't leave!" Kelana shouted down at Uchiha Madara from the wall.
"What am I supposed to do if you leave now?" Kelana said.
"I remember very clearly that you were the one who told me you only cared about getting in. You didn't care at all about how you were supposed to get out," Uchiha Madara said.
"I kindly offered to help you out, but you refused and insisted on stepping on me. Now you can take your time playing around up there on the wall," Uchiha Madara said with a smile.
"Get me down already! If the guards spot us, neither of us will be able to leave! And you can forget about getting what you want!" Kelana said.
Uchiha Madara smiled at Kelana. "Even though you made me stumble,