Before anyone knew it, the ghosts automatically lined up in five rows. The first five ghosts to step through the torii gate (a type of gate similar to a torii) were immediately swallowed up by a burst of light and shadow.
One ghost after another entered without hesitation, while the guardians, unaware of the gravity of the situation, dawdled and retreated.
Their retreat was not easy; ghosts and monsters were everywhere, surrounding them completely before they could even ascend the steps.
Using force is acceptable, but winning with fewer troops depends on the situation. A thousand soldiers against ten thousand is a great victory, but a hundred soldiers against ten thousand is just feeding the enemy.
Moreover, these scattered groups of over a hundred people are not of one mind, and some have just had feuds. It is already a sign of restraint that they did not start fighting on the spot.
So whether or not to go in now has become the most perplexing issue for most maintainers.
They will definitely have to go in, but it's hard to guess what the first one to go in will have to endure.
At this point, the victorious side among the defenders demonstrated their advantage, having captured prisoners despite the mismatch in strength.
Cheng Shuang saw Ono-sensei, now healthy again, with a cigarette in his mouth, fly into the air, grab a middle-aged, thin man by the collar, and throw him into the torii gate.
The act of cutting in line clearly attracted the attention of the ghosts, but none of them made a move. Only one of the ghosts took a step back, maintaining the standard of entering in groups of five.
After waiting a few minutes, Ono, who was floating in mid-air, extinguished his cigarette and pulled on the rope in his hand. This rope did not look like an ordinary thing. It passed through the torii gate as if it were invisible and pulled on it without any effort.
However, nothing was pulled out; only a complete rope flew out from inside the door and landed in his hand.
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