After running for only a short while, Uchiha Madara suddenly remembered the little girl with the two-headed snake whom he had knocked unconscious. He immediately turned back.
The little girl with the two-headed snake was still lying where she had fallen, while Silier and Vastiya were still standing there excitedly discussing something. Uchiha Madara was utterly speechless.
"What are we going to do with this little girl with the two-headed snake?" Silier said.
"I don't know either. We scared Uchiha Madara away. What should we do?" Vastiya said.
"It's all your fault. You kept going on and on to Uchiha Madara just now," Silier said.
"How could it all be my fault? You never stopped talking either," Vastiya said.
"I was worried about Uchiha Madara," Silier said.
"But I kept talking because I was worried about Uchiha Madara too," Vastiya said.
"That's right, Vastiya, you meant well too. We can't blame you," Silier said.
"Of course you can't blame me," Vastiya said.
"But what do we do now?" Silier said.
Silier and Vastiya looked down at the little girl with the two-headed snake lying on the ground, then at the two-headed snake lying beside her. Though both were lying down, there was a fundamental difference between them: one was dead, and the other was alive.
"Let's leave the living one alone, then. But what should we do with this dead two-headed snake?" Silier said.
"I think we should still do something about the little girl with the two-headed snake," Vastiya said.
"Why? Do you know that little girl with the two-headed snake?" Silier said.
"No, no, I don't know her. Her clothes just look familiar," Vastiya said.
"Is it because she's an alchemist too?" Uchiha Madara said.
Hearing a voice behind them, Silier and Vastiya jumped in fright and attacked