(Sorry, I've been rather busy lately.)
Once Quel'Thalas had organized its Carrier Battle Group into a complete formation, it would leap into the ranks of major naval powers. Not even Kul Tiras would be able to match it.
The main reason Patrick had chosen to send Rommath was that he wanted to ease the rift between the Royalists and the Council Party. Rommath represented the old Royalist forces, while Hawkspear likewise represented the old Council forces. Patrick wanted both sides to integrate and eliminate the divide between the Royalists and the Council. Although eliminating that divide completely would be extraordinarily difficult, leaving things unchecked was no solution either. Patrick could only approach the issue indirectly by strengthening communication between the two sides.
"Inviting Tandred Proudmoore to join this War of the Shifting Sands is imperative. It benefits both us and Thrall's Horde. We cannot stand by and watch Kul Tiras slowly drift toward the Alliance and Dalaran." Patrick laid out his position to Rommath, leaving him to decide how to handle the other matters.
Rommath had also worked in Dalaran for many years. When Prince Kael'thas had been imprisoned as a traitor in Dalaran's Water Prison, Rommath had likewise been held there, awaiting execution.
Rommath had lost all faith in the Kirin Tor entrenched in the Violet Citadel of wisdom. In his eyes, those hypocritical humans could not be trusted. To Rommath, this was how the humans of the Kirin Tor behaved: whenever they ran into trouble, they repeated countless times that you were irreplaceable to them, that your skills and expertise were priceless; once they felt the trouble had passed and you were no longer useful, they would casually cast you aside. To the Kirin Tor, your usefulness determined everything.
Rommath understood Patrick's meaning, but some diplomatic language still