She felt that it might not be a divine beast after all. Looking at the sun in the sky, she vaguely sensed that something was wrong.
"No, Village Chief. It seems our place is being attacked by a fire divine beast. That is why we asked you to come and help." Uchiha Hikaru spoke to him decisively, as though trying to smooth things over for himself.
But none of that mattered more than what the Village Chief considered most important right now. Instead, he wanted to see just how abundant the surrounding stone resources were.
In an instant, the Village Chief witnessed such a miracle. Looking down from the sky, he discovered what seemed to be countless quarries, along with forests of all kinds.
"Don't worry, Uchiha Hikaru. We definitely won't abuse them. We will exercise restraint, and we will certainly help you capture the divine beast." At that moment, the Village Chief made him a promise.
"Then after we capture this divine beast, how exactly should it be handled?" Uchiha Hikaru asked curiously. This was something they had to make clear from the very beginning.
If they failed to settle this matter properly in the end, it could cause unnecessary trouble and lead to all kinds of disputes. And by then, they would not be able to transport the stone materials back.
"There are many ways to resolve this. The two most important methods are with me. One is to transport the divine beast back to our place for safekeeping." The Village Chief spoke earnestly; perhaps this was the better solution.
After all, they were all highly experienced hunters, with their knowledge passed down through generations. They had never wiped out their own kind, so they would certainly be able to take control of everything here.
If they could