"I'm not sure seeing the centaurs is a smart idea," Sangar replied. "Although since we have to pass through their lands we-"<br/><br/>His comment was cut short as an arrow missed his ear by a matter of inches and embedded itself in a tree behind him. It only took a glance to realise this was no elven arrow, it was far too big.<br/><br/>"Get behind the trees," Sangar growled under his breath. "The next arrow might not be so innaccurate." As they dodged behind the trees the Sentinels knocked arrows to their bows, waiting for orders from Sangar. "Pelik," he called to one of the Sentinels, "what do you see?"<br/><br/>"Two centaurs on a ridge just beyond the treeline," the Sentinel replied. "There's no way of advancing without them seeing us."<br/><br/>"Don't worry," Sangar replied. "This is where bringing Dryads with us comes in handy." It was only then the others realised the two Dryad guards had vanished, without seemingly waiting for an order or making a sound.