Unable to think of a solution, he simply stopped trying. He would leave that headache for another day.
"So, those Vilebranch Troll soldiers were pretty tenacious, weren't they?" Yu Lin Bloodhawk asked, searching for something to say.
"Not bad. They did look a little like a regular army." Sylvanas suddenly asked, "I heard your soldiers say you called the Vilebranch Trolls on the top level elites?"
"Yes!" Yu Lin Bloodhawk said.
"Then do my soldiers count as elites?" Sylvanas asked.
"What do you mean, do they count? They're the elite of the elite! After this battle, I was hoping you could spend three months teaching the Bloodhawk Regiment ranger skills! They're already pretty good at controlling their battle pets and all that, but their own abilities still fall short. Without your training, I'd feel guilty even calling them elites," Yu Lin Bloodhawk said.
"Do you really think so?" Sylvanas asked with a smile.
"Of course I do!" Yu Lin Bloodhawk said.
"All right! Since you're trying so hard to flatter me, I'll train them for three months." Sylvanas smiled. "But you'll also have to get those two human instructors of yours to train my Mountain Lion Unit. Right now, they spend every day training their battle pets. There are plenty of things they haven't learned from the Nightstalkers."
"Deal! But let me make this clear first: they don't know how to train pets. They can only teach individual assassination and close-combat techniques. Learning to coordinate with battle pets will have to wait until the Nightstalkers return home. They've all killed plenty of people, after all, and have lots of experience. Did you notice how so many people threw up that day, but not a single Nightstalker did?" Yu Lin Bloodhawk said.
"I didn't notice that. Is there some secret behind