The cleansing of the horse bandits continued until sunset and dusk before it officially ended.
With two thousand elite Feathered Forest Guards joining the battle, less than one tenth of the horse bandits managed to escape from the battlefield. Countless bodies were scattered over several miles radius, and flowing blood dyed vast stretches of the prairie red.
This battle was undoubtedly glorious. After counting the casualties, a total of over ten thousand horse bandits led by the White Wolf Thieves were slain, while the losses among the Feathered Forest Guards did not exceed one hundred.
During the battle, a large number of horse bandits knelt and surrendered, but were ruthlessly killed by the Feathered Forest Guards.
Only a few captives were kept alive.
