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Meanwhile, Verdan, leading the Paladins and almost the entire bear unit, moved along the city walls (though outside the range of the archers). A whole horde of Urgash's creatures pursued him. The hounds were already breaking away... the army stretched into a long river of living, burning, furious mass. The hounds were catching up to the bears. Suddenly, the Paladins, under Verdan's command, turned, made a half-circle, unexpectedly flanking the bears, which had stopped and taken up a defensive position. Soon, the front line of hounds would jump on the dwarves. A combined strike of mighty maces turned the hounds into shapeless chunks of flesh, and they flew back towards the second line of hounds. The Paladins, in a wedge formation, struck the tail of the advancing hound unit and cut them in half, almost effortlessly destroying them from behind. The hounds fell into a panic (on one side, the grinding force of the dwarven maces, on the other, the gleaming wedge of the Paladins) and rushed at everyone they saw nearby. After a swift battle, the hounds were destroyed, but new forces were approaching – an endless stream of demons. The quick squad retreated again.