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It had taken the forces of Agamemnon a moment after the blast of light to align their weapons and begin to empty a thousand charges into the valley, but, to their amazement, a moment later, it seemed that the valley was empty. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 56, Sentence #77)

Then, just as suddenly, it seemed, certainly from Cabot's perspective, the world was plunged into complete darkness, and, then, at the same time, lines of fire, traceable as streaks from all sides, many crisscrossing, tore into the valley. Even the Kurii in the valley were temporarily blinded. The forces of Agamemnon, forewarned, had, at a signal, it was later determined, closed or covered their eyes, opening them, adjusted as they had been for the darkness, a moment later, and opened fire. It had taken the forces of Agamemnon a moment after the blast of light to align their weapons and begin to empty a thousand charges into the valley, but, to their amazement, a moment later, it seemed that the valley was empty. This caused consternation in their ranks, but this was decidedly temporary, as the nature of their foes' disappearance was readily explicable. Indeed, very shortly, the firing ceased. "I cannot see," said Cabot. - (Kur of Gor)