When it came to keeping a cool head, Saurfang was a seasoned veteran with extensive battlefield experience who could hold things steady at critical moments.
During the previous two Decapitation Operations, Saurfang had been at a disadvantage several times, but he had never once let anger control him.
Such composure was especially precious in a Warrior Class Practitioner who had mastered all three specializations.
After deciding who would handle offense and defense, Rowan turned his attention to Sylvanas.
The Shadowlands was a place none of them had ever visited. Even with Queen Ysera paving the way, many unknown regions still awaited exploration by the Task Force.
Moreover, their mission would primarily take place in Bastion, a region Ysera herself only partially understood.
As for Kalyonss, once she returned to Bastion, she would rejoin the ranks of the Ascended and naturally could no longer serve as a guide for Rowan and his companions.
After all, Bastion was her home. However appealing the outside world might be, she could not willingly join another faction. Otherwise, branded a traitor who had colluded with the enemy, she would have no place left in Bastion.
Unfortunately, Rowan was no dragon lord commanding a million elite soldiers who could appear at the crucial moment to back Kalyonss up.
Back to the matter at hand: without a guide, they would have to explore the map themselves. As the leader of the Ranger Corps, Sylvanas had unquestionable professional expertise, but...
"The team can't do without a scout, so I believe the Task Force should still keep me on its roster," Sylvanas suddenly volunteered, interrupting Rowan's thoughts.
Katrana glanced at Sylvanas. Why was a ranger trying to make her presence felt at a critical moment like this?
Katrana did not doubt Sylvanas's abilities or skill, but the Shadowlands was