One who left his employer became a nukenin, and his family became obligated to kill or retrieve him.
One who left his employer became a nukenin, and his family became obligated to kill or retrieve him. By the Sengoku period, they were already the subject of folklore, as in the widely held belief that the Clan of Sanada could defeat an army twenty times its size. Okite [oh-kee-tay] was their code of conduct, and they were experts at mixing gunpowder and using colored rice grains to communicate. A few actually did use shuriken, or throwing stars. For 10 points, name these spies and assassins that practiced a variant of jujitsu and kenjutsu, the purpose of which, according to the Internet, is "to flip out and kill people."
One who left his employer became a nukenin, and his family became obligated to kill or retrieve him.
{ninja}s [or {shinobi}]