"The state of the main camp would directly affect the army's morale. If it were destroyed, it wouldn't just mean Washi would die—we'd be dragged into it too, and might not escape death ourselves. There's no detailed plan for now. When the time came, Guy should listen more to Washi and my Shadow Clone. Kurenai and I would adapt to the situation."
"Our two groups would move together, advancing side by side toward the main command tent. First, we'd rescue Raiton. Second, we'd immediately escape. We might get separated and ambushed then, so everyone watch your safety."
"But if we went in, would we only save Raiton? Didn't you say the destruction of the camp would have a huge impact on us?"
Kurenai asked with a face full of confusion, though her voice was somewhat quiet. Genma guessed she felt embarrassed to be the first to object.
"Maybe Genma thinks there were already Exploding Tags underground, and that we might be attacked from below after entering, but not by everyone underground. If the people who came above ground were defeated by us, those underground would still be capable of detonating the Exploding Tags. Soldiers on the battlefield are blind. Seeing the camp explode—even just that trend—might affect them."
Dieyewasi, who usually did not talk much, supported his chin with a deeply furrowed brow.
Though he had not said it outright, Kurenai understood that an attack on the main camp was unavoidable no matter what. Seeing everyone fall into thought for the moment and hearing the constant sounds of battle around them, Guy finally could not hold back and anxiously said,
"Um, so... we just need to go in and save Raiton, right? How about we hurry?"
"Yes, Guy is right. Raiton is still injured. No matter the reason, he had