On the mountainside, within the dense forest.
The allied forces, in an attack formation, reached halfway up the mountain, quickly spreading out in a line, hiding behind the big trees. As soon as it was confirmed that there was no threat of bullets, they swiftly leaned out for quick shots, each hitting a member of the Hook Tribe's Armed. Their attack was exceptionally cold, decisive, unhurried, completely different from their previous assaults, as if they didn't care whether they could attack successfully, focusing mainly on killing.
This tactic was deadly for the Hook Tribe people, as breaking through the defense line meant exposure. The allied forces only needed to hit-and-retreat, making staying behind the defense line ineffective unless keeping their heads down and not firing. Once exposed, even for a moment, the powerful allied forces could seize the opportunity to deliver deadly quick shots.
