Admittedly, Hyarmenion was surprised that the general had followed the orders that she had given him. Then again, it certainly had looked like they were the ones in position to dictate terms. The military officer in question wasn't in any position to do the same.<br/><br/>Should they have been able to capture the officer in question and actually take him back, he would have been quite a prize to say the least. That would have been something that certainly should have pleased Sorin.<br/><br/>Finally shaking his head, the elf looked toward her and indicated that he wasn't hurt that badly. For most individuals he would have been, but apparently he didn't seem to be in too much pain.<br/><br/>Berserking of course had been his idea, and he was going to deal with the pain later on. Irrespective of the position of Rubii, he joined the other Carlisle troops and continued to pursue the fleeing Imperial troopers.<br/><br/>As he continued to run, striking his staff at anyone who was foolish enough to actually stand directly in his way, Hyarmenion was followed by rocks that seemed to lift up of their own free will and volition to hurl themselves at those who continued to flee his personal allies.<br/><br/>It looked like that command of earth coupled with the fact that he had been wounded could send him into a fiery rage that spelled doom for those who opposed their forces. Usually he looked like a rather demure individual, but on the battlefield the elf could get extremely fired up and he certainly had a way of releasing this fury.<br/><br/>Perhaps some of it also came from the fact that he had no idea how Sorin was doing. While she was using that famous thunder shockwave spell, he had no way of knowing and assumed the worst. It kept him going, since he always assumed he had to be the one to carry everything.