While Hyarmenion wasn't one of the Saints that were at all influenced by these orders, he did end up taking a more conventional approach to things anyway. She had made some orders that did affect him, however. The ships were supposed to remain within Tharsis Artillery range.<br/><br/>Naturally this meant that they were really only going to be traveling around a day from the port or so.<br/><br/>Regardless, he had no wish to countermand these orders. Nor, in fact, did he really have any genuine authority with which to do so.<br/><br/>Once the dwarves had announced that the vessels were sufficiently ready, he boarded a Galleon class ship. It seemed as though the elf was going to board along with everyone else.<br/><br/>That would, of course, make sense considering his personality.<br/><br/>Should Sorin have complained, though, he would have mentioned the fact that she had known him long enough in order to recognize just what he felt necessary to do in this sort of situation.<br/><br/>It was, though, no real matter. He didn't feel like Sorin was going to complain about him coming with. Previously he had already shared his intentions with her anyway, so she really knew that he had planned to fight aboard one of the vessels as well.<br/><br/>Admittedly, he was the one who had previously recommended that they go berserk, and he wasn't outing himself from this action either. He foresaw boarding actions and missions off of his ships, unlike Sorin's more reserved plan.<br/><br/>More importantly, though, Hyarmenion, as strategy officer, continued to envision himself doing all of these things personally. It wasn't that he had no respect for life as was mentioned before, but rather the fact that he had such a profound respect that he had wanted to end everything very quickly and allow life to go back to normal with as limited a loss as possible.