A Rebellion That Couldn't Stir Any Waves

They had originally assumed he would act as a vanguard to break their offensive formation.

These commanders had all made the corresponding preparations.

According to Sandayu's orders, they only needed to stall this Jonin.

They were even prepared to sacrifice lives to fill the gap if necessary.

Killing him was impossible.

The number of ordinary soldiers could barely threaten a Chunin (and that only applied to Snow Ninjas, provided the numbers reached four digits).

But in front of a Jonin.

Even the worst Jonin.

Numbers were meaningless.

Trying to exhaust the opponent was impossible.

He could come and go as he pleased!

However, the current situation was different.

If the opponent wanted to directly crush the offensive formation at the front, they had a certain probability of using their numerical advantage, along with the few Ninjas they had as a countermeasure, to forcibly stall Nakamura Tatsuya. This was Sandayu's initial order; in any case, as long as they stalled until Naruto suppressed the Snow Ninja troops over there and returned, all problems would naturally be solved!

As for why they launched the attack so quickly.

Instead of waiting for a moment.

It was because they had discovered the small movements of Miyao and his group!

If they waited for them to get ready!

It would be their own side that fell into a passive position instead.

By that time.

Let alone holding the initiative.

The scale and impact of the rebellion would only expand further!

Therefore, the current situation was already the best result they could have anticipated.

However!

Miyao's courage and decisiveness still exceeded their imagination.

It wasn't for the sake of saving his own life!

Nor was it a choice made for stability.

Instead, he had Nakamura Tatsuya forcibly break through the defensive line to engage in single-handed