Ryuji then briefed the Stealth Division leader on the situation. Hearing that no one had died, the leader expressed both shock and relief. H
Ryuji then briefed the Stealth Division leader on the situation. Hearing that no one had died, the leader expressed both shock and relief. Having witnessed countless deaths and injuries, they were accustomed to handling burials after each mission.
The Stealth Division members immediately began their work.
Inosuke, Seiichiro, and Kenta received further medical attention.
Other Stealth Division members used tools to clear the derailed train from the tracks.
This was a significant undertaking, the locomotive being the heaviest and most difficult to move.
Manual labor alone was insufficient; tools were necessary.
During this process, Rengoku returned to the accident site. Seeing the Stealth Division, he understood the situation and didn't question Ryuji further.
Rengoku then gathered several Stealth Division members carrying medical kits to treat Tanjiro and the lightly injured passengers.
Tanjiro and Zenitsu had brought the passengers to a village five kilometers away. Ryuji, Inosuke, Kyōjurō, and the others planned to rest there temporarily and joined Rengoku.
Being daytime, Ryuji wasn't concerned about the Stealth Division's safety.
Upon reaching the village, Ryuji saw hundreds of people gathered in a clearing outside the village, with villagers observing this unusual sight.
The villagers had never seen so many outsiders arrive at once. The number of survivors exceeded the village's total population.
If not for their well-dressed appearance, some in Western attire, and the presence of children, the villagers might have mistaken them for bandits.
Tanjiro's arrival with hundreds of survivors had naturally alarmed the villagers, but after his explanation, they were reassured and felt sympathy for their plight.
Stealth Division members began treating the injured, attending to those feeling unwell.
This process lasted about an hour. Once finished, Rengoku led the survivors away from the village.
The priority was to accommodate the passengers. Rengoku planned to use the undamaged train to transport them to their destination—the Infinity Castle.
Ryuji, Tanjiro, Zenitsu, Inosuke, and Kyōjurō remained in the village to rest, planning to rejoin the main group after everything was settled.
Ryuji gave the village headman a sum of money and requested lodging. The headman, after receiving the money, accommodated them in his home, providing a clean room.
Compared to the train passengers, Ryuji and his companions seemed more mysterious and impressive to the village headman.
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