As Charlie and Nanako strolled hand-in-hand in the quiet snowy night of Kyoto, Tokyo was still in turmoil.

At this moment, Machi was at home, anxiously waiting for news from the Fujibayashi ninjas.

The Fujibayashi family was even more anxious than he was because up till now, they had lost ten ninjas, which were mostly from the younger generation of the family.

Ten ninjas might not seem to be a lot, but a family with ten male young descendants could be regarded as a rather large family.

First of all, these ten young adults had at least one or two older generations above them, consisting of their grandparents, parents, uncles, and aunts, which added up to at least ten people.

Secondly, the ten young adults were all men. There were hardly any families who had all-male offsprings. If the ratio of men to women offsprings was one to one, there would be at least ten female descendants.

Thirdly, at least half of the ten male young adults were married and had children of their own.

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