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Flame Fox's luck strangely affected the Sylphs: despite their excellent reaction speed, they couldn't dodge the attacks. However, the opponent had an advantage: he was better prepared and armed... It goes without saying that Flame Fox only had his own fists (although it should be noted that he sometimes managed to land a very successful blow to a Sylph's eye with them). They would have all fallen if the Yorg, fighting side by side with the Halfling a little further away, hadn't made an act of self-sacrifice, releasing a surprisingly (even for himself) powerful burst of electricity, instantly killing one of the Sylphs and severely injuring the others. Nevertheless, the Halfling, left alone, couldn't withstand the onslaught of two Sylphs and lost consciousness, taking one of them with him to the land of dreams. The second one, it seems, realized what their problem was, why they couldn't defeat four lightly armed companions even though there were five of them, and attacked Flame Fox, wounding him in the stomach, but Rotterdam managed to finish him off. Surprisingly, despite his severe wounds, Flame Fox was still conscious, which couldn't be said about the others. Rotterdam was almost alone in the middle of a real mess, and passersby stared at him in horror.