Chapter 50: Iwagakure Village: Why am I always so unlucky?
Despite belittling Tobirama's way of working, Madara was very satisfied with Tobirama's current change.
"Didn't you used to advocate for mutual respect and understanding like Hashirama? Now you finally understand? Enemies won't sympathize with you."
Madara's taunt made the aging Tobirama even more displeased.
Although he didn't want to be too lenient towards the other four great villages at that time, his brother insisted on doing so, so he could only listen to Hashirama.
And within the scope of his abilities, he patched up Hashirama.
Now, after experiencing the siege of the four great villages and the betrayal of Kumogakure Village, Tobirama naturally shed his last traces of naivety, and his methods and ideas became far more radical.
Faced with Madara's sarcasm, Tobirama refused to back down.
"I don't need you to teach me!"
Madara was in a good mood and didn't get angry at all. Instead, he felt amusement and continued:
"In this world, where there is light, there must be shadow. If you try to maintain peace for your own selfishness, you will inevitably cause war."
"To protect love, hatred will be born!"