The disturbance on the train didn't last very long.
The group that chose to act was quickly suppressed directly by the soldiers on board, who also searched for the comrade who had jumped off the train under cover.
Throughout this incident, Ronald and his group didn't make a move.
Ronald didn't because he was still unclear about the reason and wasn't sure what the real details of the matter were, so naturally, he would not take sides or help either party.
The reaction of Costate was quite interesting.
The Entrod spy chief took no action at all but watched very seriously as the situation on the train changed. It was truly uncertain—whether he planned to adjust his strategy based on the circumstances, or intended to settle scores with these individuals later.
A few more minutes passed.
The previously injured soldiers were taken out of the carriage, and a fresh group with poor complexions replaced them, continuing the work of inspecting passengers in the carriage.
