So Galin and Tandred accepted Patrick's invitation without a second thought. At least in various respects, Quel'Thalas shared common enemies with Kul Tiras and Stromgarde, such as Dalaran and the Red Dragons.
If Tandred and Galin successfully joined the Continental Summit this time, it would significantly weaken the Alliance and could once again balance the power of the Alliance and the Horde. Why not?
As for Dalaran, Patrick was only making things difficult for them for now. They had done plenty to trouble Quel'Thalas, so Patrick was merely returning the favor. Once his plan succeeded, Kael'thas returned to Silvermoon City, and he himself stepped down as Regent, Patrick would have plenty of time to have some fun with Dalaran.
"Regent Cabrolon, Stormwind City, Dalaran, and even Ironforge will never agree to let us attend, even with your personal invitation and the Horde's joint approval. To them, this concerns the honor of their kingdoms." Galin voiced his worries as soon as he sat down, but judging by his actions, he at least still wanted to see whether he could restore his kingdom's reputation.
Tandred was somewhat worried as well. "Kul Tiras can no longer withstand any upheaval. Large numbers of refugees have already fled to Stormwind City and Theramore, and even Kul Tiras's own fleet has suffered heavy losses."
"Why be so pessimistic?" Patrick checked the soundproof barrier, then said to Tandred and Galin, "If I weren't completely confident, I wouldn't have sent the Magisters' Legion to invite you both. I presume you've already met the envoys I sent, but they didn't know the details of my plan."
Tandred and Galin were delighted to hear this. Since the Blood Elves already had a plan, the two could discuss it with Patrick before deciding whether to attend this Continental Summit.
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