"Where did things go wrong?" Alleria asked as she took the intelligence report.
"I don't know! If the problem wasn't within Allied Command, then it was on the Kingdom of Alterac's side." Without enough intelligence to go on, Sylvanas could not be certain where the problem lay.
"You mean there's a traitor within the Alliance?" Alleria's brow twitched.
"Yes! There must be a traitor within the Alliance! Either in Supreme Command or on the Kingdom of Alterac's side. Whichever side has the traitor, it's clearly bad news for the Allied Army." The more Sylvanas spoke, the more certain she became of her judgment.
"Then what should we do?" Alleria asked after a moment's thought. She seemed to be asking herself as much as Sylvanas.
"Report it directly to Allied Command and demand that they root out the traitor. It's their responsibility, and the sooner the better!" Sylvanas said firmly.
"Report it to Supreme Command?" Alleria thought for a moment, then shook her head. "There's no need. We can send this intelligence to Supreme Command and simply ask, on behalf of Quel'Thalas, why those Orcs Forces appeared in the Andorhal region. Unless they're complete fools, they should discover the problem themselves. We don't need to compete with the humans for the credit of uncovering a traitor."
"Why?" Sylvanas asked, puzzled.
Alleria smiled and said, "Although we elves of Quel'Thalas have formed an alliance with the Human Kingdoms, there isn't enough trust between us.
"If we rashly accuse them of harboring a traitor, we'll embarrass the Human Kingdoms and perhaps deepen our mutual distrust in the future. Besides, this is an internal human affair in the first place. We might as well pretend we don't know.
"It's better to let them discover it and deal with it themselves. Besides..." Alleria suddenly gave