The two sides came and went, fighting in a tangle, with the defense line interwoven, each side within the other.
Nobody knew who would own the woods, the streets, or the small hill in the next moment. Even less could anyone predict when an enemy unit would appear suddenly at any point around them.
By ten o'clock in the evening, the vast area west of Sunset Mountain was finally completely occupied by the Western Alliance. As the clearing operations at the rear were completed, a large number of Western Alliance forces surged toward Sunset Mountain along the highway. The vanguard troops launched almost non-stop attacks, attempting to break through the defense line.
