Quel'Thalas had organized naval, army, and air force units. Submarine forces alone did not exist on Azeroth.
What they needed now was to understand the structure and technology of the Tuskarr turtle ships, as well as the principles behind how they withstood water pressure.
If Quel'Thalas mastered submarine technology, then with the Naga's help, it would have no rivals in naval warfare. Likewise, the Naga could even use submarines as mobile headquarters, launching surprise attacks from underwater anytime and anywhere, with a mobile platform that came complete with logistical supplies, communications, and command facilities.
"But aren't surprise attacks somewhat beneath our status? The Kingdom of Quel'Thalas we represent is one of the foremost powers in the world today. Winning through surprise attacks would hardly be honorable." Kael'thas hesitated a little. In his eyes, if they could win head-on, they should simply declare war. They had to preserve the Kingdom of Quel'Thalas's image as great, glorious, and righteous.
Patrick had not expected Kael'thas to hesitate over this. He finally understood why the High Elves' population growth rate was so low.
Patrick offered just one sentence in response, and Kael'thas agreed. "When the Kirin Tor conspired with Garithos to frame you in secret, did they notify you first?"
While they were talking, the Mage Tower's Teleportation Chamber opened, and Medivh and Med'an stepped out of the blue light.
"If we're moving against Dalaran, naturally, the Guardian of the Council of Tirisfal has to be involved," Kael'thas explained.
"It's time the Kirin Tor repaid what they owe me." As soon as Medivh spoke, he brought up the past.
Back during the opening of the Dark Portal, the Kirin Tor had used Khadgar to get one over on Medivh. And during those years when Medivh's soul wandered other realms, the Kirin Tor had