As Quel'Thalas purchased large quantities of foreign trade goods, Kul Tiras's economy grew rapidly in a short time, improving its people's lives. More and more people returned to their homeland from abroad, giving Tandred hope. At least Kul Tiras was getting better, rather than going from bad to worse.
For this, Tandred was sincerely grateful to Patrick. It was these High Elf friends who had saved the steadily declining Kul Tiras. Now, whenever High Elf ships appeared in Kul Tiras, people practically lined the streets to welcome them.
Seeing Tandred like this, Patrick offered some reassurance. "I have always regarded Kul Tiras as a friend of Quel'Thalas. We are old friends from the Second War, and we have both suffered grievous wounds, as well as betrayal. I deeply sympathize with everything Kul Tiras has experienced over the years."
Tandred also understood that he had secured a powerful backer, and Kul Tiras's revival was within sight. "Thank you for your high regard, Lord Cabrolon. Kul Tiras will certainly not disappoint you."
"The Northern Expedition War is over, but the future holds too many changes. No one knows when this world will be safe. I suggest you build your own navy to surround and protect your territory when necessary," Patrick advised Tandred. "Our basic arrangements will remain unchanged. The Naga led by Vashj will continue to accompany the fleets as escorts. Kul Tiras can expand its trade further, too. Quel'Thalas will increase its purchases of your agricultural produce, minerals, and other goods over the next few years."
Hearing Patrick's words made Tandred very happy. Even if Quel'Thalas proposed stationing troops in Kul Tiras, Tandred would not refuse. After all, how many High Elves were there, and how many people did Kul Tiras have? Could the High Elves, renowned for their small population