The group discusses the layout of the palace grounds. They decide between the close, middle, and far rooms and enter and immediately exit. When it comes time to execute the plan, each can take their own conditions into consideration. The entrances will be farther out than the exits, with three of them situated in locations where the palace can be observed. When the plan is executed, they can standby at the most convenient location. One voice states they will prepare three exits around the palace: close, middle, and far. That element of surprise will act as a diversion and provide a small window of opportunity to separate the king from the royal guards. To the enemy, it will seem as if they suddenly appeared out of thin air. A large diagram labels the palace with entrances 1 through 6 and exits A (close), B (middle), and C (far). The kanji in the middle of the diagram means Palace. In a dramatic spread, several fighters react intensely as the declaration rings out: THEN EACH BATTLE WILL START...!! As long as the enemy's one loss belongs to the king, even if we end up with one win and three losses, it's fine.