As for the specific plans for public schools, graduation requirements, examination content, and so on, the Council would draw up detailed proposals and submit them to Patrick, Kael'thas, and the other Standing Councilors for review.
That proposal was considered passed. Although some High Elves had their complaints, it actually had little effect on them. Patrick had merely given all High Elves a path to advancement. How they used it was their own business.
Patrick continued reviewing the Kingdom's policy proposals from this period. All the decisions were steady and measured and bore Kael'thas's magic signature. He only needed to give them a second review.
Then Patrick came across an unsigned proposal. Even Kael'thas had not put his magic signature on it. The magic paper bore only a single sentence: please make a decision after Special Councilor Cabrolon has reconsidered the matter.
Patrick's brow furrowed more and more deeply. The application had been submitted by Darlis Dawnstrike, an original member of the Sundial Burning Legion and Solannas's former ambassador: expand the Sundial Burning Legion's authorized strength.
On the surface, there was nothing wrong with this. The problem was that all the additional personnel were Royalists, while some former members had been transferred out to the Dark Curse Burning Legion. Those removed happened to be ordinary High Elves and former Council faction members whose families had been destroyed and who had sought refuge with the Royalists.
Patrick suddenly understood why Kael'thas had proposed disbanding the Sundial Burning Legion. Aside from the earlier reasons, the main problem lay with its old members, who were all diehard loyalists of the old system. They wanted to restore Quel'Thalas's former domestic political order and had even begun putting their plans into action, leaving Kael'thas in a deeply awkward position.
"Darlis Dawnstrike!!!" Patrick's magically synthesized voice carried