The fact that Jialiya delivered the letter also reminded Li De that he also needed to deliver a letter to others.
"Ah, hello, I have heard your name many times, but unfortunately I have never had the chance to meet you. Thank you for your efforts in bringing peace to Quel'Thalas."
Kael'thas made a very good first impression on Li De.
Perhaps he is as arrogant as other high elves, but he hides this arrogance very well and appears very polite to the outside world.
"Vereesa Windrunner is visiting my country. As you know, we are friends as both dragonspeakers.
This is the letter she asked me to give to General Sylvanas on her behalf. After I return to Kalimdor, I will also advise her to take the time to go home and read it."
Kael'thas was originally surprised as to why Li De came to him, but after hearing Vereesa's name, he couldn't help but smile bitterly.
"I'm sorry to bother you, Vereesa's character is too out of the ordinary.
I really shouldn't have agreed to take her with me to leave Quel'Thalas, because Sylvanas has already sent me several letters in a row."
After Kael'thas received the letter, he couldn't help but complain a few words.
In his innocence, he really believed that Vereesa came out to find Alleria.
But even more than this, he regretted that he was eager to get rid of the burden of Crassus' request and asked Vereesa to escort Ronin.
"I heard that Alleria has a very good relationship with the Paladin of Turalyon, and now Vereesa and Ronin have become good friends again.
You human men are really good at using sweet words to deceive the hearts of our high elf women.
It seems that I will have to look for a human girl to regain balance later on, otherwise all the high elf men will be single."
Kael'thas, who was charming and elegant, was making jokes that were neither light nor serious, and he didn't even notice that Li De had a strange expression on his face.
"Your Highness is so humorous. I wish you the best of luck in finding true love in a human country."
"Haha, then thank you Li De for protecting me."
The two of them were chatting back and forth, and after a while Kael'thas took the initiative to talk about business.
"This time I take over my father's position and join the Kirin Tor Council.
To be honest, I sincerely realize that the times are changing. It is not in line with the times for Quel'Thalas to continue to be closed to the country.
Especially now that the dragons have begun to come into contact with the mortal world, the high elves cannot fall behind."
Kael'thas' expression was serious when he said this, and he had a heart for his country.
But in Li De's view, this thousand-year-old prince was too immature in governing the country.
The seclusion of Quel'Thalas was a national policy set by the elf king Anasterian Sunstrider. As his son and heir apparent, it was really unwise for him to question his father in front of foreign leaders.
"Quel'Thalas is a beautiful country. When I think of Silvermoon City, that wonderful scene still comes to mind."
Li De didn't want to talk to Kael'thas about this matter, so he just ignored him.
Unexpectedly, Kael'thas' chatting became more and more excessive.
"I know that you initiated a joint meeting of all ethnic groups, and representatives of all ethnic groups in the world came together to care about the security of the world.
Elves play an important role in this world, and the joint meeting of all races would be incomplete without elves."
Kael'thas's meaning has been very straightforward, that is, he hopes that the high elves will join the joint meeting of all races.
Although it was rash, Kael'thas also had his own reasons.
He is a prince who was educated by the court of Silvermoon City, and he knows the history of elves by heart.
This includes not only the history of Quel'Thalas, but also the history of the Highborne before Quel'Thalas.
Kael'thas knew very well that more than 10,000 years ago, elves and dragons had major differences over whether arcane magic could be controlled by mortal races.
And in the northern part of the ancient Kalimdor continent, a magical war broke out between the upper elves and the blue dragons.
The final result was that the blue dragon used unimaginably powerful magic to brutally destroy the magic core placed there by the upper elf.
After the Great Schism, the northern part of the ancient Kalimdor continent became Northrend. Not surprisingly, the ancient battlefield there still remains on the Northrend continent.
There is such a view among elven historians.
Later, Queen Azshara's eager pursuit of powerful power led to the disaster of the Burning Legion. Part of the reason was that the power displayed by the blue dragon frightened her.
After the Great Schism, the night elves gave up arcane magic in exchange for the dragon's blessing of eternal life.
However, some upper elves still did not give up arcane magic, but traveled across the ocean to the Kingdom Continent and evolved into high elves.
Dragons are extraordinary immortal species, and Kael'thas would not naively think that they would change their views after ten thousand years.
Quel'Thalas still uses arcane magic today, even more deeply than it did ten thousand years ago.
Kael'thas just asked himself that none of the current high elves have the magic to destroy a city in an instant like a giant dragon.
If the dragon reappeared in the mortal world and showed hostility to Quel'Thalas again, Kael'thas didn't know whether the high elves could resist it.
So after hearing about the joint meeting of all races, Kael'thas had the idea of joining.
The powerful dragon can only join the meeting and participate in decision-making as a representative of the clan.
Under such a joint discussion mechanism, even if the dragon has unreasonable ideas, it can still be controlled through joint meetings and preparations can be made in advance.
But after discussing this matter with her father, Anastria was not very enthusiastic.
The Elf King just gave an ambiguous response and said that the matter needed to be discussed in the Silver Moon Council.
Kael'thas hates the Silvermoon Council.
Except for a few, most members are arrogant and selfish. Apart from having banquets and enjoying themselves, they rarely care about external affairs.
Even if the orcs' evil magic destroyed the defense of the rune stones, it didn't teach them enough lessons!
The truce between Quel'Thalas and the Amani was considered extremely dishonorable by Kael'thas.
However, the Silver Moon Council believed that they had achieved a great victory, as evidenced by the large area of land north of Sebunuwa.
Both dragons and trolls are potential enemies in Quel'Thalas.
Kael'thas despises the old nobles, but he also cannot trust the hawks represented by Halduron Brightwing.
The Hawks think they can handle everything on their own, and in Kael'thas' eyes they are even more dangerous.
Only by fully communicating with other races and receiving more external assistance can Quel'Thalas be safer.
With this thought in mind, Kael'thas decided to raise this matter with Li De, the initiator.
"Your Highness, you can ask His Majesty Antonidas about this matter. He has extraordinary wisdom."
However, Li De was destined to be unable to give an answer, but he still kept the matter in mind. Later, he could communicate with Antonidas privately before deciding whether to propose a motion at the representative meeting.
Kael'thas nodded, and it could be seen that he was a little disappointed.
This touched Li De's heart. This prince may not have considered the problem comprehensively and was a little reckless in doing things.
But no matter how many irrational decisions he made later, it cannot be denied that he really cared about his own race.
And what Kael'thas said is quite reasonable.
The joint meeting of all races would indeed be incomplete without the elves.
"Well, let's hold a meeting of representatives of all races in Alterac.
On a personal basis, I invite you to visit my territory in Alterac as a guest.
The joint meeting of all ethnic groups discusses the security and development of the entire world. It is difficult for us to accept it before any ethnic group reaches consensus.
But if everything goes well, I will try my best to help you get an audience seat."
"Okay, okay! Thank you so much."
Although he is an elf prince who is over a thousand years old, Kael'thas is as happy as a child. Perhaps he is indeed just a child in his heart.
The three-hour repair time ended quickly. Representatives from all races gathered in front of the Flower Square. Antonidas opened the portal and took everyone to Alterac.
Alterac just had an anticlimactic coup. Although it did not cause much damage, the impact was extremely negative.
When he thought of this, Lothar's expression became a little angry. After this joint meeting, he should also make a break with some people.