Even though Legolas and Tauriel are as light as snowflakes, the white horse couldn't possibly carry them up; they had to walk.
Lann didn't boast to Gandalf; his swift and decisive movements were even faster than the white horses of the Elves.
The battlefield wasn't large in scope, primarily because the Beastmen launched a surprise attack.
Everyone arrived hastily, with no time to deploy their troops.
Crow Ridge was only a little over a kilometer away from the main battlefield.
Once the three reached the foot of the mountain, they began climbing up in an assault style without saying much.
The Elves were agile and nimble, even more so than the mountain goats living on the cliffs, as Legolas and Tauriel moved with incredible agility.
They often only needed a tiny foothold and some friction to propel their bodies upward, more than two body lengths at a time.
