"I still don't feel comfortable leaving you on your own. I brought six Gryphon Bodyguards. Assign them to scout ahead," Yu Lin Bloodhawk said.
"You're the best, brother-in-law!" Sylvanas said gleefully.
With that, she spread out a map of Loch Danmor and summoned Yu Lin Bloodhawk's Gryphon Bodyguards. She issued a string of orders and had everything arranged in no time.
"You didn't drag me into this just to get long-range aerial reconnaissance, did you?" Yu Lin Bloodhawk asked suspiciously. "If that's what you wanted, you should have said so! I could have sent twenty Gryphon Riders over."
"Of course not," Sylvanas said. "Brother-in-law, don't you have two large ships that gryphons can take off from and land on? Bring them over and station them out at sea to the east, so the gryphons can use them and support us whenever we need them."
"There's no need, is there? It's easier to take off from land. Besides, we're the central army's vanguard now. Taking off from the sea would put them too far away. How would we notify them whenever we needed support?" Yu Lin Bloodhawk said. "It wouldn't be as convenient as it was at the beginning, when we were assigned to the Left Wing."
"That's true, but transporting supplies overland isn't as convenient as shipping them by sea!" Sylvanas said.
"Haven't you already contacted home and asked them to send ships?" Yu Lin Bloodhawk asked.
"Weren't you the one who said we should keep a couple of extra escape routes open?" Sylvanas said.
"This is different. We're the central army's vanguard now, not assigned to the right flank. It may be more dangerous, but we also have more escape routes, and everyone has a mount. If we can't beat them, we can just run back! If that doesn't