"True!" Yu Lin Bloodhawk nodded in agreement. "But is that really what you think?" He turned to look at Sylvanas.
"Yes! I learned it from you." Sylvanas smiled brightly. "I've found that whenever I think that way, I feel much more relaxed, and there aren't so many things to worry about."
"Uh... I... I never taught you anything like that!" Yu Lin Bloodhawk said blankly. "Or anything similar..."
"You did! You teach me that all the time," Sylvanas said with a smile.
"Why don't I remember?" Yu Lin Bloodhawk thought for a long while, but still couldn't make sense of it. "Could you stop blaming me for bad habits you picked up who knows where?"
"No!" Sylvanas turned her head away. "It would be such a waste not to use such a good shield. Don't you always blame everything on the War God?"
Yu Lin Bloodhawk was speechless...
After sailing for some time, the fleet came to a halt. From here, they could just make out Menethil City, as well as any signal sent from it. The designated signaling point was a lighthouse. When its light went out or thick smoke rose from it, that would be the signal for the Gryphon Riders to take Incendiary Bombs and burn the city.
Alleria had already stripped Yu Lin Bloodhawk of his command over the fleet.
Such an extraordinary move as changing commanders on the eve of battle caused not so much as a ripple among the personnel of the Elven Expeditionary Burning Legion and the Hinterlands Fleet. It seemed as natural as though things had always been meant to be this way.
Aboard the ship, Yu Lin Bloodhawk had once again become a complete idler. Calling him superfluous wouldn't have been an exaggeration, either. He had nothing to do, and a