"I explained it all so clearly. Why can't we stay here?" Silier said.
"Silier, look to your left. What do you see?" Vastiya said.
"I see someone—the little girl with the two-headed snake," Silier said.
"Think about it. Didn't Uchiha Madara just tell us to leave quickly? If that girl wakes up and wants revenge, neither of us will be able to fight back," Vastiya said.
"You're right. We really shouldn't stay here. Let's go quickly," Silier said.
Just as Silier and Vastiya got to their feet, they heard a rustling sound from ahead. Their feet, which had just started to move, froze instantly.
"Vastiya, did you hear that sound?" Silier said.
"I did. Silier, you heard it too, right?" Vastiya said.
"Yes, I heard it too. Could the man-eating ants be coming?" Silier said.
"No way. How could there be man-eating ants in a place like this? That's impossible," Vastiya said.
"But Uchiha Madara told us so. Uchiha Madara wouldn't lie to us," Silier said.
"What if he saw wrong? What if he mistook something else for man-eating ants?" Vastiya said.
"Impossible. Uchiha Madara could even make out footprints, and not only did he see the tracks, he could tell when they were made. His eyes are that incredible—how could he possibly be mistaken?" Silier said.
"Then what do we do? Let's run," Vastiya said.
"We can't go forward. Let's run back," Silier said.
"Alright, we'll go back the way we came. Let's head to the boat," Vastiya said.
"Right, we'll wait for Uchiha Madara by the boat," Silier said.
"Vastiya, what if the man-eating ants chase us all the way to the boat?" Silier said.
"We can't worry about that now, Silier. Listen to that sound—the man-eating ants are about to reach us. We need to run now,