King Yasan looked at the astonishing underwater demolition operation, and it didn't impact the Tukan People as much as imagined.
The reason is simple; they were spread out widely, and the demolition operation was also spread out enough.
People on the ground, restricted by their viewpoint, except for the survivors around the explosions, are unaware of what's happening beyond a kilometer or even just a few hundred meters, as their sight is blocked by fellow soldiers.
Due to the powerful destructive force of the explosions, the entire advancing hundred-man Tukan squad was wiped out without witnesses. Only later, when the lake-crossing troops passed by, did they discover some of their people fell into the lake, but they were unclear about the destructive force and avoided it, thus not being greatly affected.
The ordinary Tukan People may not know, but the command layer led by Khan Yamun is well aware, yet once the bow's drawn, there's no turning back.
