Saburo Obano, one of the lead organizers of the protest, sensitively realized that someone might be causing trouble?
As the protest march was about to pass a crossroads, he quickly turned around to look at the person who had first changed the chant, noticing that the person behind him was not a familiar face, but a tall, young man with a face smeared with messy paint.
However, since they were all at the protest, it was okay to have strangers around—everyone was fighting to drive out the Americans, and having a common goal of struggle would instantly turn strangers into like-minded comrades.
But shouting slogans arbitrarily was definitely not acceptable. Even a protest has its rules; no one can just shout whatever they want. Saburo Obano decided to remind this young man after passing the crossroads.
As he was thinking this, he suddenly felt as if someone had pushed him, causing him to stumble a few steps and fall onto a car by the roadside.
