In Yamaguchi Village, most members were spread along the village's edge.
They were mainly the True Wolf Level, completely abandoned, yet unaware.
Of course, they weren't fools either.
How could they, of all people, stop the army? How to stop Tai Sui?
Defending Yamaguchi Village to the death was impossible; the higher ranks, the Elephant Level and Tiger Level, were sensible enough not to mention it.
They simply tasked them with guarding the entrances and exits, not letting those inside the village leave.
As for what to do when Tai Sui arrived, it wasn't mentioned at all; they were told to handle it as they saw fit.
That made it easy; when Tai Sui came, they'd simply surrender upon sight.
Being at the village entrance, they could welcome them at the first opportunity.
So the so-called abandonment was actually mutual.
The lower-level Yakuza members and the upper and middle levels maintained a silent understanding.
