Madara realised he could not complete his plan during what remained of his natural lifespan. Now that he had the means of peace at his disposal, Madara began formulating his Eye of the Moon Plan in earnest: he would collect the nine tailed beasts into the Demonic Statue in order to reform the Ten-Tails, which he would then become the jinchūriki of in order to cast the Infinite Tsukuyomi, thus ending all conflicts while also erasing or rather destroying free will in the process. With the Rinnegan he summoned the Demonic Statue of the Outer Path from its storage on the moon, and from it he cultivated White Zetsu.
He integrated it into his own body and, decades later, awakened the Rinnegan. Madara was believed to have died, but he instead went into hiding, taking with him a piece of Hashirama's flesh. Subsequently, the two fought at what would become the Valley of the End. Madara told Hashirama about his new dream, and then left the village.
Madara's vision of the Infinite Tsukuyomi's victims. He began studying the Uchiha's Stone Tablet and, from what he could decipher, he learned of the God Tree, the Infinite Tsukuyomi, and how a godly power could be acquired through union of the Senju and Uchiha. Konoha quickly developed a predominately Senju-government, which Madara felt would inevitably lead to the mistreatment of his Uchiha clan for this reason he decided Konoha failed in its goal of peace. In his adulthood he founded Konohagakure alongside Hashirama Senju in order to create this desired peace. From a young age, Madara Uchiha wanted a peaceful world where nobody - particularly his loved ones - would need to die.
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