For the High Elves, Anveena's appearance had brought complex consequences.
On the positive side, the well-behaved Anveena had not only perfectly inherited the Sunwell's duties, ensuring Quel'Thalas's supply of magic did not cease because of the Scourge, but as the Sunwell's incarnation, she had been born with immense magical power. Her innate control over magic gave her exceptional talent for spellcasting and the potential to become a powerful mage. Now, with Belova's help, she was learning and improving by leaps and bounds. Given time, she was sure to become another great power in all of Quel'Thalas.
At the same time, Anveena's adorable appearance had attracted a great number of High Elf civilians. In this dark age, her presence had truly filled a void in many High Elves' hearts, soothed their unease, and turned around the Quel'dorei's state of mind.
It could be said that for the High Elves to recover so quickly from the Scourge's blow, the two women they should thank most were Sylvanas, who led them forward, and Anveena, who comforted their hearts.
But from another perspective, Anveena's existence had also brought an element of instability to Quel'Thalas—or at least, that was what the royalists believed.
During the war against the Scourge, the people of Quel'Thalas had lost far too much. Innocent civilians had been slain, warriors had suffered grievous losses while holding back the undead advance, and to protect the Sunwell, they had lost countless mages as well as their king.
Yet throughout this process, their prince, Kael'thas, the sole heir of Sun King Anasterian, had not stood beside them.
As the prince of the High Elves, Kael'thas had not remained in the country for long periods like a human crown prince. High Elves possessed long lives, and each king's reign could last for thousands of years.