Perhaps they had heard of the bandit war, but there was no way they could know as much as Dismas.
At that time, their beginning was difficult, with residents becoming emaciated in a man-made famine, lacking money, people, and equipment.
The gap between them and the bandits was indescribable, with hundreds of the Allied Army of bandits, whereas their main force was just four, and assembling a militia capable of raising spears was already commendable, let alone anything else.
This situation, already desperate in the eyes of others, left even them with no hope, but the Lord did not give up, relying on various micro-management tactics to wear down the bandits, while simultaneously gathering resources to recover.
Provoking internal strife among them, leading the two strongest bandit groups to kill each other, followed by ambushing scattered bandits, further reducing their numbers.
