"I know about this. According to my grandfather, the young masters and mistresses of Kyoto used to have their own organizations: one group was composed of kids led by my grandfather from JB's side, another group was from ZZ's side, and yet another consisted of children from the aristocratic families. The kids from other families would be their underlings.
Back then, the three groups were constantly causing trouble and fights were a daily occurrence.
Yet the leaders of the three groups were courageous and cunning, with stellar academic performance. Teachers and parents felt helpless, as they knew these students had their limits and would not cause any irreversible damage. Except for minor injuries, which are inevitable in fights.
By the time they reached twelfth grade, the three gangs disbanded their groups without any collaboration and started focusing solely on their studies.
