Uchiha Shin was surprised to hear Tengu speak. At first, he had thought Tengu could not talk. After all, when he had provoked Tengu, it had only barked twice and had not spoken in human language.
"Tengu, I think you're only this irritable because the day of the heavenly dog devouring the sun is approaching. You're a Tengu, after all—you're different from ordinary dogs. You should learn to rein in your emotions. Otherwise, what difference is there between you and other dogs?" Uchiha Shin said again.
"How I act is none of your business! As long as I'm happy, that's all that matters. I don't care about Tengu or ordinary dogs. We're all dogs. There's no distinction of rank or status between us—we're all the same kind!"
Tengu shouted loudly. Its voice was still filled with rage, and it sped up considerably.
Uchiha Shin paused, then swiftly descended.
Tengu descended as well.
The two landed on the ground, and by then they had reached the seaside.
"Wait, don't be so eager to eat me. I still have a few questions for you," Uchiha Shin called out.
"If you have any last words, spit them out!"
"I saw many huge bones in your lair. Those should have been the bones of Shenron from the sea, right?" Uchiha Shin asked with a smile.
"Looks like you've got a decent eye, kid, to recognize Shenron's bones. Since you know they're Shenron's bones, why aren't you kneeling down and accepting death?" Tengu sneered.
"I never obediently accept death. If you want to kill me, you'll have to defeat me first. I heard that when the day of the heavenly dog devouring the sun arrives, your strength becomes exceptionally powerful. Today, I challenge you here. Do you dare accept?" Uchiha Shin opened his Black Gold