There was no point in competing over who was worse. Patrick certainly would not make sweeping changes to the system. Arthas's invasion had reshuffled the entire leadership of Quel'Thalas, and Patrick had taken the opportunity to change the Council's administrative structure to a standing committee system.
Since problems already existed within the armies, Patrick simply placed all of them under the unified coordination of the Silvermoon Council, redirecting their internal conflicts elsewhere. As for where, the Scourge was a ready-made target, the best choice for redirecting all the elves' grievances.
"It will take more time to eliminate the divisions within the armies. At least the troops have already shown some improvement." Patrick extended his senses, and all the soldiers training appeared in his Mind Vision.
"Yes!" Alleria agreed with Patrick's assessment. "I rather like the lynx training method you established, having the rangers train and rest alongside their lynxes to improve their coordination. Perhaps we could deploy mixed units so that the different armies can familiarize themselves with one another's fighting methods. That would let them coordinate most effectively when battle begins."
Alleria knew far more about training soldiers than Patrick did, and he could not be bothered to oversee things in such detail. As long as the overall approach was correct, he could leave the rest to Halduron and the military department.
"Lord Regent, an envoy from Undercity requests an audience in the reception room. Apparently, there is an urgent matter to report." An attendant came to inform him.
Hearing this, Patrick went straight to the reception room in Sunfury Spire, where he saw Undercity's black-robed envoy. Although the Forsaken were no longer part of the Scourge, truth be told, not a single elf in Silvermoon City looked kindly upon the undead. After all, how long had it been