Admittedly, Sorin might not really have liked what Hyarmenion was thinking about. He sighed gently and started to shake his head, hoping that he would still not be thought bad of when it inevitably was mentioned. Exhaling, he just listened and filed the thoughts away for the time being.<br/><br/>While he was hoping that one of the others would have had some intelligence when it came to figuring out who the commander at the Rausten Southern Border was, he figured that it sounded like they didn't know any more than he did, and therefore he hadn't said anything about it.<br/><br/>He didn't figure that asking questions that didn't really have sure answers was going to be of any help when Sorin was already at a loss for strategy, and seemed to need a bigger and bigger plan.<br/><br/>"If it is fair, then I would prefer to take on the navy considering the successes that I was able to achieve to get us this far. I did limit causalities as best as possible."<br/><br/>While he still seemed to hide the rest of what he was thinking of, the elf eventually figured that it was best to allow it to be said.<br/><br/>"Alright, well, there was one other thing. It seems that having the power of a Lich on our side would allow us to fight with an even more lunatic's resolve than we currently have. Not only would we limit causalities, we'd be able to produce an ever larger and larger army. Each kingdom has its specialties of course. Why is it so wrong for one of ours to be necromancy and to give into it? Perhaps the reason the other kingdoms have so regulated it has to do with them wanting all of the power."<br/><br/>These were heretical and dangerous thoughts to many, but Hyarmenion knew very well that Sorin would not have tolerated him keeping his thoughts to himself. Moreover, he knew very well that what he was saying would assure them of victory even if it were dangerous.<br/><br/>There was no way it could fail, but he didn't know what the aftermath would look like at all and how it would have changed the foundation of their country.