Lann was quite familiar with such gang structures, like the Beggar Gang.
He had learned about it when watching martial arts dramas as a child.
In the governance ability of a feudal society, beggars would inevitably appear, and linking these people together formed a massive network.
To the common people, beggars seemed like a group of useless scrap of society.
But people, as long as they're used right, can produce high value.
Even if they're beggars.
However, it seems that in this Magic Middle Ages, no one has this kind of awareness yet.
Or perhaps in places where the urban population isn't sufficient, the soil for this kind of organizational structure hasn't yet been formed.
After all, like the capital Wenger Castle of Yaden, the resident population was only six thousand, and this was already the capital of one of the four major Northern countries.
