The birth of the Firehammer alarmed the entire Azeroth, and of course, most importantly, the entire Kingdom of Quel'Thalas, into an inexplicable frenzy.

Safras-The Hand of Ragnaros, the Firefiend, is a weapon that has never been seen in Azeroth, and the first to mention it is probably the Water Elemental Duke who issued a mission to adventurers.

However, the various official forces do not care about the weapons produced by the two molten hearts, after all, in the eyes of the official forces, they have a lot of epic equipment, etc., and the requirements of adventurers are generally not too high, and the things they can see, from the perspective of the official forces, the leaders of those forces may not be able to look at them.

The space around him shifted, and the next moment, Patrick's figure had appeared in the Tower of the Sunrage.

When he first returned to Quel'Thalas, Patrick was only concerned with the Blue Dragon and Vasqi about the next matter, and had not yet summoned all the high-ups of the Silvermoon Council, and when Patrick finished making the Flame Hammer, he immediately gathered everyone to determine the next course of action for Quel'Thalas, and it was obvious that all the high-ups who attended the meeting this time were in a mood of excitement, and they were eager to understand the cause of the elemental riot.

"Lord Regent, is the fire elemental riot you just caused related to that Safron warhammer you made?" The question was asked by Quirintis, and the moment Patrick arrived at the Silvermoon Council, all the elves instantly looked at Quellintis.

Because Quirlintis was the first elf to follow Patrick in the entire Silver Moon Council, the others were afraid to speak because of their identities, but they all wanted to know what was going on, so they could only look at Quellindis and let him ask.

And Patrick didn't have anything to hide, and directly admitted: "That's right, it's the Fire Elemental Lord, Ragnaros's weapon, which contains the power of the Fire Demon King, although it is only a part of his strength, but his control over the Fire Elemental is almost as authoritative as a king." ”

As he spoke, a war hammer glowing orange-red appeared in front of everyone, and the majestic power of the fire element on it illuminated the faces of all the elves.

"This ......" The high-level executives present were speechless in surprise.

"This is the weapon of the Firelord of Fire, the hand of Safras-Firedemon Ragnaros." Looking at everyone's shocked expressions, Patrick's next sentence pulled everyone back to reality: "This weapon has not been used yet, perhaps, I need to find a user of the Firehammer." ”

As soon as these words came out, all the high-level executives present looked at me, I looked at you, and instantly exchanged heads and discussed it. How can they not see the power of this weapon, and to use this weapon for others is completely unthinkable in their eyes.

Like Patrick, he is really the first in the history of Quel'Salas.

Silvermoon City is a family-style aristocratic politics, and this political system has been running for thousands of years, whether it is the big family behind the five council directors of Señol Sunwing, Greenville-Morningwalker, Jaynnrini Dawnstar, Bridges-Morrowind, and Oaks-Dawnblade, or the lower-order Darkkan-Drahir, Windranger and other families, all the best resources are almost all within their own family, at least, they are also vassal families of their own family.

Their purpose in doing so is nothing more than to ensure the authority of their own family, as well as their monopoly in the high-end field. For thousands of years, the ordinary people of Silvermoon City have lived a decadent life and have no concept of progress, which is also due to this reason.

Back then, your future was no longer determined by diligence and hard work, but only by your birth and family, and I believe that many people will also lose the concept of struggle.

And now, the five families of the Silver Moon Council have been cleaned up by Alsace, and now is the best opportunity to create the best institutional environment and guide the people to be positive.

Previously, Quel'Thalas's society was divided into two parts as a whole. One part is the parliamentary party represented by the Silvermoon Council, which dominates the administration of the entire kingdom, while the other part is the royal party represented by Anastarian Sunstrider, who is in charge of the core energy source ---- the Sunwell of Quel'Salas.

The rules of the game on both sides are very straightforward, neither can interfere with the other, they can only play their own games, and as for the elites recruited from the common people, they are also in charge of each other, without interfering with each other.

Any elves that are connected to the council will definitely not be accepted by the royal party, and in the same way, any elves who have a relationship with the royal party will not be accepted by the council either.

The difference between the two is that the royal party is the dominant one of the sun chasers, and all other families are vassals of the royal party, relying on the distribution rights of the royal family, as well as the energy rationing of the sun well. The parliamentary party is the high-level arcanist of all the seven rings and above, but considering the management of the previous authorities, it is more appropriate to say that several large families jointly discuss politics.

Although the royal family does not have access to the power of the parliament, he still has to participate in the decision-making of the parliament, and act as a centrist who does not help each other, balancing various issues within the parliament. Here, the role of the Sunseeker family is only to balance the forces within the council, neither to unite the council against the royal family, but also to have a monopoly within the council, so that all the families can replace each other.

At that time, Patrick entered the late stages of the council, and after the Second War, although the influence of the Cabolon family in Silvermoon City had existed in name only, Patrick, a powerful spellcaster, and a large number of Cabolon party gathered in Daylight City, were not so easy to deal with.

Anastarian's several summonses, and his conversations with Patrick, all implicitly expressed the intention of maintaining the stability of the country, which Patrick could not understand. Although the royal family is not involved in the internal affairs of the parliament, if civil strife or fighting breaks out, the royal family will certainly not sit idly by, at least the family of the Sunchaser will maintain their rule.

As long as it remains, Patrick and the rest of the council will have to meet the need to ensure stability.

Of course, this is also the reason why Patrick can't attack Darkan, although in World War II, the Delahir family was pitted by Patrick, and Darkan also broke with Señol-Sun, as long as Patrick attacked Darkan, this will undoubtedly give people a handle.

Whatever the reason, no matter what the method, as long as Patrick did something to Darkan, the other council members would naturally think about what happened to them in the future.

"You're all going to do it with Darkan, who is a member of the council, and when you find an opportunity, I'll be next?"

"You are doing so in defiance of the council and the destruction of the majesty of the councillors."

And the other councillors who have been sharing power with Patrick will definitely take advantage of the topic and unite to attack the entire Cabolon family, and when the time comes, it will be a struggle within the council, if it is not contained, it will gradually evolve into a war between the four major families and the Cabolon family.

But then again, even if Patrick alone can beat the four executive directors of the council, so what? Anastarian as king - the Sunstrider will not sit idly by. Patrick's initiative to provoke the incident is tantamount to pushing the royal family against himself, making the entire royal family and parliament his enemies.

As a royal family, the role of the Silvermoon Council was set at that time, and Darth Rema knew it very well in his heart. It is said that the multi-party system is good, how bright the multi-party system is, and that the multi-party system can promote national development if there is competition. As long as the Sunseeker family controls the Sunwell, then the throne of the Sunseeker will never fall, and it doesn't matter if you take the superficial administrative power or not.

Here, Patrick can directly say that the multi-party system is a relatively backward system.

What Darth Lema knows better is that he has studied the issue of partisanship very thoroughly. No matter how you set the concept of a political party, there is one thing that can never be changed. It is the interests of the family or the interests of the party that are higher than the administrative power in their hands.

Although Quel'Salas's political system is transparent on the surface, all exchanges of interests take place in family and partisan affairs, and family affairs and partisan affairs are opaque. The members of each family, what they did in secret, no one knows.

Not only that, but the internal affairs of the parliamentary faction are definitely higher than those of the state, which is also an important reason why the Sunseeker family cannot meddle in the internal affairs of the parliament. If the state apparatus, or the family of the day-chaper, could investigate the affairs of the party and the affairs within the family, then the party system would not be able to play.

The chairman of the council, or the king of the sun, will use the state apparatus to spy on you all day long, and you will have no exchange of interests, and in the end you can only step down, and the multi-party system will instantly become a one-party system, and the entire kingdom of Quel'Thalas will become the Quel'Thalas Empire.

In Darth Rema's plan, his plan is very direct, how can you replace and compete with the councilors, families, and political parties outside you at will, but the actual rulers in the secret are still a group of people from their Sunstrider family, as long as you don't have a sunwell, you can't betray Quel'Thalas, plus the private soldiers of the Sunstrider family, the Legion of Spellbreakers, even if the council faction is powerful, can beat the magically immune Spellbreaker troops? If the Sunstrider family really wants to clean up a council member, it's easy to get it.

There are practical examples of this kind of thing, both in Azeroth and on Earth, such as Nixon.

If you want Quel'Thalas to be stable, you have to play by the rules of the game with each other. Outside, although your council faction plays, as long as it doesn't hinder the Sunseeker family, and touches the sunwell, the Sunseeker family basically won't care.

Darkan is a traitor? Will Darkan defect to the Scourge? I killed him early to save Quel'Thalas, and at that time people would have believed these things.

In Anastarian's eyes, Patrick is a traitor who acts recklessly and even takes the initiative to provoke a civil war, or a sinner who undermines the stability of Quel'Thalas, and is the target of all high-level crusades, and in order to maintain the stability of Quel'Thalas, Anastarian will definitely take action.

Not to mention whether Patrick can beat the alliance of these people, once the Cabolon family goes to war with the royal family and the parliament, the final outcome of the matter will evolve. Either leave Quel'Thallas and the entire Kabolon family is expelled from the Kingdom of Quel'Thallas and become an exiled force, or be labeled traitors, or they will be defeated by their alliance and never turn back, or they will be defeated, like a coup d'état.

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