I felt that Ci Enyiwu's abilities had diminished considerably now, but a genius like her couldn't have lost them completely, could she?
Could Ci Enyiwu truly have lost that ability now?
"I can't help it. That's my limitation," Ci Enyiwu said with a smile.
"As long as faith exists, I am invincible. But if that faith gradually fades, I will slowly become an ordinary person and eventually disappear from the Elzeran Continent," Ci Enyiwu said, looking at Uchiha Madara.
"So, for the people of our world, the best way to defeat me is to make my faith disappear bit by bit," Ci Enyiwu said.
"For the people of the Elzeran Continent?" Uchiha Madara looked at Ci Enyiwu and asked, "Does that theory not really apply to outsiders?"
"What I said was actually aimed at you," Ci Enyiwu said.
"Because on our Elzeran Continent, no one can defeat me when I am filled with faith, because at that time, I am who I am," Ci Enyiwu said.
Ci Enyiwu smiled at Uchiha Madara. "But you are different. I know you are very powerful. Even if I am filled with faith, I might not be able to defeat you."
"Am I really that impressive?" Uchiha Madara said with a smile.
"I still have a little confidence in my own abilities, but I never thought I could defeat a god," Uchiha Madara said, looking at Ci Enyiwu.
"Who knows?" Ci Enyiwu shrugged indifferently.
"How many are there on the other side?" Uchiha Madara asked Ci Enyiwu.
"A great many," Ci Enyiwu answered.
"Exactly how many is 'a great many'?" Uchiha Madara felt that the number should be quite large.
Otherwise, with himself there, plus Ci Enyiwu, Dales Yi, and the other person Ci Enyiwu had found, there should not have been any problem.