"What if the orcs come within thirty kilometers? How do we fight them then?" Sylvanas asked.
"If those orcs still dare to pursue us under these circumstances, that means they're far too arrogant. That's easy enough to handle. Our entire Frostwolf vanguard will wait for them at the thirty-kilometer mark. When they charge us, we'll split into six companies and flee in six different directions.
"The six companies must maintain a certain distance from one another. First, that distance must allow one or two neighboring companies to come to their aid easily. Second, it must allow the owl rangers to scout the precise situation of the two neighboring companies at any time. That way, we'll always know their movements and circumstances, making it easy to provide support and exchange intelligence whenever needed.
"That leaves the orcs with two choices: split up to pursue us, or stay together and chase just one company. If they split up, we'll adapt to each company's situation. Whichever company lures its pursuers onto terrain suitable for encircling and wiping them out will notify the neighboring companies to find a way to shake off their own pursuers and concentrate at least three times the enemy's numbers. Then we'll ask Alleria to send more than fifty gryphon sky cavalry to support the attack and wipe out that group of orcs first.
"There are only six or seven hundred orcs. How many groups can they divide into? We'll swallow the smaller groups first, one bite at a time. Finishing them all off won't be difficult. If they concentrate on pursuing one company, that company will lead them around in circles without fighting. Sixteen sky cavalry will drop bombs and land mines during the day, and the other Frostwolf rangers will harass them at night.
"In short, we won't