Whether he became the Alliance's High King didn't really matter to Rowan.
But uniting the Alliance was part of Rowan's plan. He simply hadn't decided how to go about it yet. Naturally, a peaceful transition would be best. Conquest by force would inflict grievous damage and cost more than it gained.
Listening to the girls grumble and protest on his behalf swept away the frustration Rowan had endured during the day.
"Forget it. Let's not talk about these annoying things. The Morris Industries District has a huge shortage of magical supplies right now, so make sure the restocking keeps up," Rowan reminded Caponia and Valeera.
Caponia had some connections in Dalaran. Although she wasn't part of the prince's faction, she was on fairly good terms with Kael'thas.
As a member of the Council of Six, Kael'thas not only handled his assigned duties in Dalaran but also oversaw trade throughout the magical city.
Kael'thas was from Quel'Thalas, and a member of its royal family at that. His attitude toward money was very different from that of humans. With him supervising, the trading market was more orderly. This was also one of the main reasons business in the Sewers' Black Market was sluggish.
Without cheap raw materials and middlemen gouging merchants from other countries, the mages couldn't sell at the prices they wanted, and more and more goods piled up in their hands.
Using her connection with Kael'thas, Caponia had already secured a large supply of goods.
"Since my little brother Rowan has asked, his big sister will naturally take care of everything. Don't worry." Caponia narrowed her eyes slightly and smiled confidently.
"Hey, hey, hey, when did you get yourself a big sister? Don't you know she's old enough to be your grandmother?" Katrana felt deeply uncomfortable at the sight of