It had to be said that Sylvanas did have her own particular strengths in her work with the Ranger Forces, and she kept the army well organized. Not only that, she also had considerable experience handling government affairs. Of course, that was aside from her intense "curiosity." On encountering the Floating City's administrative model for the first time, Sylvanas showed tremendous curiosity and was eager to try her hand at it.
After all, this new kind of council, in which one person guided the formulation of major policies while everyone deliberated together, was also a first for Quel'Thalas. Sylvanas's ability was beyond question, and her study of new things was another expression of that ability.
Patrick still paid considerable attention to affairs in Lordaeron. Although the Alliance of Lordaeron now dared not provoke Quel'Thalas, human armies were simply no match for the High Elves in combat capability. If it came down to logistics, the Kingdom of Lordaeron might be able to hold its own against Quel'Thalas, but when it came to weapons, equipment, and the supply of medical drugs, Quel'Thalas outclassed the humans by miles.
Considering the course of "history," Patrick had to learn all news from Lordaeron ahead of time so he could take precautions early. After the Orcs Invasion, the undead army led by Arthas would also pose an enormous threat. The Prince of Lordaeron, controlled by the Lich King, had already reached the demigod rank, and his strength placed him among the very pinnacle of Azeroth.
"The Alliance of Lordaeron has resolved to issue a preliminary ruling against the Kingdom of Alterac. King Aiden Perenolde of Alterac must provide compensation to the entire Alliance, console the families of the Alliance's fallen soldiers, and bear responsibility for the farmland ravaged by war, as well as the economic collapse