The special jōnin in charge of command came forward to make the arrangements.
Xin's squad was positioned on the right flank, with two additional squads assigned to support them.
The deployment was simple: just hold a small area. If the enemy approaches and you spot them early, you sound the alarm.
If you don't spot them in time, do your best to eliminate the incoming enemies.
If you can't take them on, retreat while fighting, and buy as much time as possible.
It was easier than expected. Orochimaru still showed some humanity, only asking everyone to delay the enemy, not to hold the position at all costs.
There's a big difference between delaying and holding at all costs.
When delaying, if you can't win, you can run.
But if you are ordered to hold at all costs and run, that's desertion, and there will be consequences after the battle.
That's why wars always produce a lot of defected ninjas; this is one of the reasons.
After the Second Ninja War, the defected ninjas who were left hiding all over the Land of Rain continued to cause trouble for more than a decade.
It wasn't until the Akatsuki organization rose to power that they were gradually cleared out.
Only then did the Hidden Rain Village experience real peace.
Using all the materials they had brought, they set up a large number of traps.
Xin and the others sat inside a hollowed-up tree to rest, while the two accompanying squads kept watch on both sides.
Xin didn't dare place these two ordinary chūnin squads in crucial positions. Otherwise, if the enemy attacked, they might be confused and unsure where the attack came from. Chūnin on the battlefield are just cannon fodder-this isn't an exaggeration; it's a fact.
As the war drags on, even genin will be sent to the frontlines, becoming part of the cannon fodder.
"Do you think Konoha can win?"
Nawaki seemed conflicted.
Xin glanced at him and answered confidently, "Yes!"
No matter the outcome of this battle, Konoha will be the victor.
Because Konoha still has the chance to recover, while the Hidden Rain Village does not.
Therefore, the Rain Village and Hanzo are destined to lose this war.
Hanzo's war efforts have drained the Land of Rain of decades of potential.
After this battle, the Land of Rain will never rise again.
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