But according to the old "Cults of Terror", even the tiny glowspot of a half-starved peacetime Bat has a radius of 4 km; a fully-fed wartime Bat has a glowspot radius of 20km. I'd say that even a 4km glowspot is more than big enough for a moonboat to follow safely with not much turbulence; it can close the distance when the Bat lands (or swoop around and come in from the side. And, of course, the moonboat could always *lead* the way instead of following. I mean, who's going to attack a moonboat when they can see the Bat following?
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