In any case, the Second Prince up ahead was not much of a schemer. He did not notice anything unusual about the surroundings and relaxed, boldly walking forward as though it did not matter.
"It's nothing, Uchiha Hikaru. These things are insignificant anyway, so what is there to make a fuss about?" He felt that since they were harmless matters, they would instead make them lower their guard.
Indeed, the Second Prince had seen quite a few scenes like this. If he were left to develop on his own, he would definitely reveal these things here and slowly preserve a bit of strength.
However, Uchiha Hikaru was extremely vigilant. The more he thought about it, the more it felt wrong. He always felt that when he arrived here, things were not exactly as he had initially imagined.
"I think we should wait, Second Prince. Sharpening the axe does not delay the cutting of firewood. I've always told you that." As Uchiha Hikaru spoke, he tried to grab the Second Prince by the shoulder, hoping to slow his pace a little.
Still, it was true that at the beginning, Uchiha had told him many enticing things. If Uchiha Hikaru had not been so capable, the Second Prince might have decided to quit and would not have wanted to waste any more words on him.
"Yes, yes. You always say something about sharpening the axe not delaying the cutting of firewood. So what exactly is worth waiting for? Hurry up and tell me." The Second Prince seemed to have been pushed into slight impatience by him, but no matter what, he still had to do these things.
At the very beginning, Uchiha Hikaru took off his shoes and told the Second Prince to do the same. Although the Second Prince did not