
"Alright folks, listen up. My name is Sunahoshi Katsuo. My associate here is going to come around and look at anybody that's wounded. We're gonna get you all out of here but for that happen you're going to have to play ball with us." Katsuo announced to the train as Sousuke moved to go from cage to cage to check on some of the prisoners who looked as though they'd been wounded. "I know some of you are hurt and scared but trust that everything is gonna be okay from here on."
Sousuke moved in close to him after examining a few of their wounds and gave him the low down on the nature of them. The idiot in the metal suit that he'd put through the roof of the train earlier had been a Jashinist as well but it seemed as though Sousuke were worried about the possibility of a second one on the train. Katsuo raised an eyebrow at Sousuke while the former Kazekage advised him on tactics to use against Jashinists as though they hadn't both been present when Shouki had gone down. Even before that Katsuo had dealt with his fair share of murder cultists.
He knew just how to handle them.
"We're going to go ahead and bring this train to a stop so just sit tight and we'll have you folks on your way home before you know it."
And with that, Sousuke and Katsuo proceeded into the new cabin which seemed to be another cabin full of people and supplies. Whispers rippled through the crowd as the two Sunagakurian shinobi passed in silence and Katsuo's eyes were drawn for a moment to the tremendous dent in the ceiling that bulged downwards. Through the twists of the metal ceiling dripped a few slight rivers of blood which betrayed the fact that a human being had been buried in the metal wound. It vaguely reminded him of his master Garyou and the way that he'd once shown Katsuo what happened to the men that wielded his teachings that became monsters. Once again Katsuo felt a few pangs of pity for the Jashinist that had forced Katsuo to end his life but he felt no regret in what he'd done, only that he'd been forced to do it. Jashinists were men and women who had fundamentally surrendered something of themselves to the dark forces of the world. If there were a redeemable soul among them, Katsuo had never met one.
He still kept hoping though. Maybe some day one of them would heed him and put up their sword before he was forced to end them.