After the Light Quad Mech finished unleashing its firepower, the Huntresses charged onto the battlefield to mop up the remaining enemies.
The Night Elf Warriors had spent far too long as archers.
They were accustomed to drawing their bows and killing enemies from a distance.
Although their weapons and equipment were already in place, they struggled to make the transition in a short time.
For that reason, the task of sweeping the battlefield still fell to the Huntresses for now.
Capable of ranged attacks over short distances, the Huntresses hurled their Moonblades to slash at Demons dozens of meters away.
The rapidly spinning Moonblades sliced across the Demons' bodies, then curved back into the Huntresses' hands.
Like the Gryphon Riders' throwing hammers, these Moonblades were magical weapons that returned automatically.
But compared with the Gryphon Riders' lightning-infused throwing hammers, the Moonblades' purely physical cutting power really was nothing impressive!
The Moonblades' advantage was that they allowed a degree of control.
A single throw could slash several targets.
They were better suited to lightly armored or unarmored enemies.
But the thick-skinned, heavily built Felguards also wore armor, clearly making them poor targets for the Moonblades.
The Moonblades the Huntresses hurled could only cut the parts of their bodies unprotected by armor.
Yet those exposed areas were all nonessential.
The Felguards looked covered in wounds, but that did nothing to slow their escape.
Still, the wounded Felguards certainly could not escape the Huntresses' pursuit.
The Night Elf Huntresses were excellent pursuit troops by the standards of all Azeroth, second only to the Watchers, who kept to themselves.
Although the Demons fled desperately into the forest, their footprints and bloodstains betrayed them.
Before long, the Nightsabers had bitten the fleeing Felguards to death and dragged them back.
Compared with the Huntresses, who lacked