The ten of them came at Hespar in turns. But instead of ending at the tenth strike, their attack seemed endless. The first who attacked returned with his second strike, and the third, the fourth...
This profoundness surprised Hespar as he had no idea there was a formation like this. Their attack seems to compensate for one another and keep producing opportunities for the rest of the team.
Unfortunately, as profound as the formation was, their strength was too weak to produce the desired result.
It might be useful if they had a leader leading the attack. And without one, their attack is no different from trying to scratch an elephant by using a mountain of ants. The plan works but will take forever to produce the desired results.
During a battle, time was their greatest enemy, followed by opponents.
