When the enemy is fast, they are fast, when the enemy is slow, they are slow. When the enemy disperses, they attack from four sides. When the enemy coalesces to besiege them, they withdraw... In short, they are like aliens in a movie parasitizing an opponent, using their tentacles to drill along the prey's veins, slicing little by little but at lightning speed.
This tactic was developed by Fatty as an evolution of guerrilla tactics. Unlike guerrilla tactics, the bandit army's overwhelming strength does not require tactical retreat; what they need is the efficiency of slaughter!
When the enemy huddles together to form a circular defensive formation or a massive armored cluster, to utilize the bandit army's individual combat advantage, they must be cut apart. Precise cutting not only turns the enemies hiding within the formation into targets but also geometrically reduces the power of their formation.
