Ninja (Shinobi) - the story of legendary Japanese assassins | They never wore black suits 

Disregarding the samurai code of honor and any moral laws, ninjas were the most despised and dangerous opponents in Japan. They were not even warriors, but real professional killers, capable of accepting a contract for anyone. They avoided a fair fight and set as their goal only murder by any means available. Therefore the art of the ninja is to be invisible to the enemy’s eye. To deliver a single blow when the victim is not expecting it. Make it deadly. The history of the ninja begins in the 15th century, when in feudal Japan, under the influence of the Chinese treatise on the art of war, written by Sun Tzu, the so-called Shinobi schools began to appear, which initially trained only spies and saboteurs who could secretly obtain information, organize sabotage and penetrate any environment.
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