"You, poor?" Yu Lin Bloodhawk froze.
"How could I not be? I'm practically reduced to begging!" Sylvanas said.
"No way!" Yu Lin Bloodhawk said.
"You have to give me a cut!" Sylvanas said.
"Ten percent?" Yu Lin Bloodhawk asked.
Sylvanas shook her head.
"Twenty percent?" Yu Lin Bloodhawk asked again.
Sylvanas shook her head again.
"Then I'll talk to Stormwind City myself!" Yu Lin Bloodhawk said. "You only have to say a few words, and you're charging that much!"
"All right! Twenty percent!" Sylvanas relented.
"Twenty percent of the profits!" Yu Lin Bloodhawk said. "I need this money to develop the Hinterlands, so don't think you can take too much!"
"Fine! Twenty percent of the profits it is," Sylvanas said.
The two then huddled together and muttered for ages, with no sign of finishing.
Yiluo Chenfeng had originally wanted to ignore them, but she could not restrain herself and finally crept closer to eavesdrop.
"At least three years paid in advance, right?" Sylvanas said. "That might be a little difficult. After all, six hundred thousand gold coins isn't easy to come up with. I think two years is more realistic. The Kingdom of Stormwind isn't the Kingdom of Lordaeron."
"Could Lordaeron and the other human nations help cover some of it? It would save them quite a bit of trouble, too!" Yu Lin Bloodhawk asked.
"We can give that a try," Sylvanas said. "But we'd better not get our hopes too high. Let's keep our target at two years!"
"Mm, then we'll settle on two years and try our best to get three," Yu Lin Bloodhawk said.
"But under what name should we present your territory?" Sylvanas asked with a frown. "I'm Quel'Thalas's negotiating representative now, but your situation is a little harder to explain."
"Hmm..." Yu Lin Bloodhawk thought