Werewolves possess an extremely impressive capacity for war mobilization. The day Agubai issued his orders, an army of 50,000 had already struck out.
At this moment, Agubai's son—Haigula—was coercing the civilians of the Western Frontier.
Moreover, he wasn't getting his hands dirty. An accompanying White-eyed Tiger was very compliant, willingly taking on this troublesome task, and doing it quite well.
In a small village, the subordinates of White-eyed Tiger skillfully set fire to the houses.
The fires weren't too large or too small, just right, as billowing smoke poured out. Before long, the villagers were choked out of hiding places like cellars.
The bandits tied them up in a line with ropes. Those who cried and wailed, reluctant to move, were summarily shot dead by White-eyed Tiger and his subordinates.
The way was lit by flames reaching for the sky, filled with cries and wailing.