Disarmed

The Night Elf Huntresses' Moon Blades were sharp, deadly weapons. Unfortunately, no matter how sharp a weapon was, it was useless if it couldn't hit anyone.

Leiluo wielded a double-headed battle-axe in each hand, yet moved without the slightest hint of clumsiness. His axes whirled through the air, while the Huntresses' Moon Blades ricocheted off one another, constantly changing their trajectories. Still, Leiluo handled them with ease. If he hadn't been reluctant to hurt the Huntresses for fear of displeasing Maiev and ruining their mission, they might already have been lying on the ground. After all, Leiluo and Maiev weren't as "close" as Illidan and Maiev.

After throwing a clearly poisoned dagger at Illidan, Maiev vanished right in front of him. When she reappeared, she was behind him, and the circular saw in her hand was already slicing toward his neck.

Maiev used teleportation, but hers was clearly different from a mage's Blink. Her teleport covered a much shorter distance, which made sense. A mage wanted to get as far away as possible when escaping danger, while for a close-combat fighter like Maiev, a short teleport was enough to deliver a lethal blow. One was for fleeing, the other for attacking, so naturally the distances were different.

Even while fighting, Leiluo had been keeping an eye on the battle between these two "archenemies." To be honest, he was startled when Maiev suddenly appeared behind Illidan. Blink and ordinary movement were completely different. No matter how fast someone moved, their path could still be traced. Blink, however, was entirely different: it transported someone to a designated location through the displacement of space. Unless you could watch the world in every direction at once, you had no way of knowing where they would appear. If Leiluo had been in Illidan's place, he