The enemies' forces had dwindled so much that Kosuke was sure he wasn't even needed anymore. At this point, they actually had the invaders out numbered. Seeing that there was little significant aid he could give here, he had another idea.<br/><br/>The boy surveyed the scene one more time, checking for immediate signs of danger. There weren't any. The enemies were panicked, running, scattered, scared. Satisfied, the mage flew off toward the blockaded mountain pass. As he'd suspected, there were more forces on the other side trying to get through. A lot more. There was even some cavalry and armored warriors. He realized that it would be taxing on his manna, but he cast a mass sleep spell on this army.<br/><br/>The mass sleep spell was fairly flashy as far as sleep spells went. A sort of purple mist, conjured by his manna, enveloped the whole army, and they were asleep in five minutes. Exhausted, Kosuke hovered back to the town. He saw the Ranger finishing off what looked to be one of the last enemies who hadn't managed to run off for good, and touched down beside him. The boy gave the Ranger a weak smile. "I'm exhausted," he said, and gave a rather ironic yawn. "There was a lot of people trying to get through the pass still so I put them to sleep. They'll be out for about three days, so that's how long you have to get through the rubble and kill them. I hope anyone who needs healing can either see the doctor or wait until after I've had a nap. That<span style="font-style: italic">was</span>the end of the immediate invasion, wasn't it?" He asked, just to confirm his thoughts with the more experienced Ranger.