The most direct consequence would be that they became a textbook example, paraded before everyone by the village higher-ups. That person's reputation would be utterly ruined, and their clan would regard them as a stain.
Moreover, what the village was doing this time was basically sending these Chunin and Genin out to die. Even if the village did not say so, those below would be able to guess it. But under such circumstances, who would dare say it aloud? Still, private rumors would be unavoidable. At a time like this, the village would need to find a pile of scapegoats to take the blame—for example, claiming that some Genin had mishandled a situation and drawn in the enemy's main force, resulting in catastrophic losses for the Genin unit.
Of course, it would be even better if one of those scapegoats happened to be a heavyweight genius from a major clan.
Actually, if Mirai had not said anything and had simply led them along, they naturally would have been fine. But now that Mirai had laid everything out in the open, they had to make a choice. The first option was to follow the original plan. If the truth really came out, the two of them would have to take the blame alongside Mirai.
The second option was to act according to the village's wishes and formally join the battlefield, leaving their lives to fate.
Hinata stared at Mirai in slight bewilderment, seemingly unable to grasp what he meant. Meanwhile, killing intent had already surfaced in Hatake Yuiga's eyes. That was right—by doing this, Mirai had effectively cut off this man's retreat. If the previous situation really occurred, no matter which path Hatake Yuiga chose, it would be a dead end.
Hattori Koichi, meanwhile, wore a dark expression. It seemed this