"Since we can't stop them, just lure them onto another route!" Yu Lin Bloodhawk said.
"Lure them? How?" Sylvanas asked.
"Are you testing me?" Yu Lin Bloodhawk turned his head. "You're the one fighting this war."
"I don't care! You suggested it, so you figure out how!" Sylvanas said.
"Me again?" Yu Lin Bloodhawk asked.
"I'm the boss. You expect the boss to come up with a plan?" Sylvanas said.
"Didn't you say you were a bandit? How did you turn back into the boss?" Yu Lin Bloodhawk said.
"Enough chatter! Think of something!" Sylvanas said impatiently.
"All right, all right! I honestly don't know whether you're fighting this war or I am," Yu Lin Bloodhawk grumbled. "If we lose and a lot of people die, don't blame me."
Sylvanas simply watched him without saying a word.
Yu Lin Bloodhawk studied the map for a while, then said, "The enemy's main force still has over two hundred men, led by their chief. Anyone who can become a chief isn't going to be an idiot, so he'll be hard to fool. The other group has a little over a hundred. How about this? Look, this group only has about fifty enemies, and they aren't far from that squadron of over a hundred.
"We surround those fifty enemies and slowly whittle them down. They'll definitely try to break out. When they do, deliberately let one or two escape. Since these two enemy groups are fairly close together, find a way to herd the Orc riders we let out of the encirclement toward those hundred-odd enemies so they can join up.
"First, see whether that group comes to help. If they do, we speed up wiping out those fifty-odd enemies. Meanwhile, whichever of our nearby detachments finishes eliminating its small enemy group should