Madara Uchiha wanted to find out who had deceived him, and even his entire clan. That was no easy task.
Whether one knew the plot or not, getting to the bottom of it would be anything but simple.
Without knowing the plot, judging by the time that had passed, the deceiver had probably died long ago.
After all, the stone tablet had an extremely long history. No one knew, nor could anyone establish, exactly when someone had altered it.
Calling it an unsolvable mystery would be no exaggeration, since the Uchiha Clan's history stretched back a thousand years.
And even knowing the plot, Xia Yan really did not think Madara would suspect Black Zetsu.
Black Zetsu was far too good at lying low, and he was far too adept at exploiting human nature to conceal himself.
Madara Uchiha was so proud, so confident-confident enough to believe he could control everything even after his death.
That made it impossible for him to suspect the "individual embodying his own will" that he himself had created.
With that identity, Black Zetsu could hide in complete security. As long as he did not go too far, there was virtually no chance of his being exposed!
Bluntly put, unless Madara Uchiha noticed something wrong with Black Zetsu himself, no one could say where this would lead.
At worst, it'll be like the original story, with Black Zetsu having a little "heart-to-heart" with him.
Xia Yan stood before the golden Tenseigan, his eyes now entirely azure.
Perhaps because his eyes kept improving, he could increasingly sense the grandeur of the Tenseigan before him. He also seemed able to perceive a figure through it.
That figure was incredibly ethereal, yet utterly chilling, because the power it contained was truly frightening!
Xia Yan could roughly guess who that