Having had an excellent respect for the dwarves as well, Hyarmenion was glad that they were taking care of all of the artillery. Regardless, things still didn't exactly look the best for the lot of them. They might soon have been under a great deal of distress to say the very least, and he only hoped that his men could take it.<br/><br/>"If you were to have wyvern riders, then we could also fly them over the lines and attack the mid sections of both forces in order to soften up the resistance. Do you think that would be acceptable?"<br/><br/>In spite of the fact that he had always held the utmost confidence in his own plans, Hyarmenion knew that he was more or less supposed to always listen to what Sorin said at the end of the day.<br/><br/>"Or, there is one other option, though I am unsure if you would much enjoy it. We could go on an all out offensive and go on the berserk in order to ensure that no part of Carlisle herself were ever touched."<br/><br/>For one thing it was certainly a bold plan. Indeed, it didn't sound like the sort of thing that someone who was normally as reserved as him would have ever said.<br/><br/>While this would have been dangerous, a plan like that could have helped to force a very quick victory if things ended up in their favor.<br/><br/>If things were not in their favor, however, then things would have equally ended in defeat every bit as quickly.<br/><br/>He wasn't quite sure if he wanted to face up to the consequences of thinking this way so quickly.