Although Vanessa wanted to sleep on, Jaina dragged her back to work in Lordaeron.

Just work, but you can't work alone. She called Calia, and Jaina didn't want to run away.

Let's get busy with the three of us.

The president of the Council of Six in Dalaran has a tradition of serving as Lordaeron's chief court advisor, so Jaina is not considered an outsider in Lordaeron, and it is her job to help with some official affairs.

Jia Liya looked at the official documents piled up half a meter high, and her head grew big. She is very good at singing and dancing, art, music, and court etiquette. She is not good at marching and fighting, and domestic and foreign affairs. None, just pick up a file and feel dizzy.

She is not as good as Bovar back then, she has no experience in dealing with practical problems at all.

Vanessa didn't want to appear to be too authoritarian, one person took one-third of a stack of documents.

While reading, she wrote down her opinions, stamping those who agreed, and throwing aside those who disagreed.

Calia doesn't know what to do at all. Jaina is much better than her, but only in big aspects, and she doesn't understand some details.

If she didn't understand, she asked Vanessa, "The First Fleet said they need to prepare 300 wooden barrels. What is this for?"

Vanessa didn't even raise her head: "They are going to transport the civilians of Theramore back to Lordaeron."

"Yeah, I know, but what does this have to do with wooden barrels?" Jaina was curious, is there any principle that she doesn't understand?

"The civilians are weak, the sea is rough and the voyage time is long. Prepare some wooden barrels for them. If there is vomit, they can vomit into the barrels, and then send people to clean it up. Three hundred is definitely not enough. On average, one hundred people use one ? No, let the carpenter make 800 of them." Vanessa said nonchalantly.

Thinking of that scene made Calia sick enough. She only had one long voyage in her life, and that was the one from Lordaeron to Westfall a while ago, but she was already a junior priest at that time, and her physique was far from It is better than civilians, and the sailing time is also short. There is really no concept of bumps.

Jaina understood, Kul Tiras lived and died at sea, so there is no problem of seasickness. On the contrary, when she took Lordaeron's civilians across the Endless Sea, some people vomited, but she went ashore to join the battle, and didn't care about these trivial matters at all, let alone bother her with these trivial matters.

Nodding her head, she felt that she had learned new knowledge and was quite happy, but she couldn't understand the next document: "The dwarf wants to talk to Lordaeron about the ownership of Menethil Port? Isn't that port From Lordaeron? If not, why the name Menethil?"

Vanessa sighed while processing the documents: "Lordaeron funded the construction of Menethil Port, but before the ownership of the port was cleared, that... that His Majesty passed away... ...The land of the port belongs to the dwarves, which is very unfair to Lordaeron. Lordaeron spent money and efforts to build the largest port in the alliance. The trade volume and taxation are astonishing. As a result, the port now belongs to the dwarves from ownership to management? This is too much, and the ownership right is difficult to get back, but the management right cannot be given up, so give me the documents."

Jaina handed the document to her very honestly, and Vanessa wrote a long paragraph of comments and handed it back.

She was very serious about handling official duties, and the two beauties who couldn't help showed flattering smiles.

Various affairs are extremely messy, from diplomacy to military, from internal affairs to trivial matters, that is, Vanessa has experienced the bombardment of various modern information, and knows a little bit about everything, and it is really difficult for another person of the same age.

Calia didn't read it after she saw it. She went to Lordaeron's palace alone to remember her biological father, while Jaina took out her own spell book to study, leaving Vanessa who was forced to handle a lot of official duties.

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Five days later, Lordaeron's First Fleet set sail and left the port for Theramore on the Kalimdor continent to pick them up.

It was a bit wasteful to go with an empty ship, and I also brought some goods.

Vanessa doesn't want to make a deal with the orcs. The orcs are too strong and self-sufficient, and they don't lack any supplies at the moment. The night elves are part of the alliance, but they have more supplies, and they have what they want, so they are not a good trading partner. .

She was going to make a deal with the tauren, but was bullied by the harpy and the centaur. The tauren never had much supplies. With the help of the druid, she was able to let her goods enter the tauren's territory. These guys are very honest. , very dutiful, the key is to be silly, with a deceitful appearance...

Send the first fleet to Theramore to pick up people, and then arrange for civilians to burn trees, land, and buildings that the Forsaken once occupied.

After the burning is over, civilians cannot be allowed to live in the wasteland. This is the Tirisfal Forest, not the Tirisfal Wasteland. Some buildings belonging to humans need to be built at the same time. Farms, granaries, Holy Light Church and blacksmith shop Such facilities must be available.

And this requires a lot of wood and steel. There is no shortage of steel. Lordaeron can become the most powerful country of mankind, and there are a lot of iron mines in the territory.

Wood is very rare.

She hastened to stop the tree-burning operation in full swing. Some buildings could not be burned. At least some places to live should be given to civilians.

After discussing with a group of subordinates, she made two plans, and finally decided to burn down the old house and build a new one at the same time. This matter was too complicated, so she borrowed five experienced civil affairs officials from the Stormwind Kingdom to help Take care of this.

Men are in relatively good health, and priority is given to the elderly, women and children to live in new houses.

Vanessa inspected the timber in the Tirisfal Glades, and the trees were eroded by the forces of death, making them uninhabitable.

The trees in Silverpine Forest also have some influence ~lightnovelpub.net~ also out of place.

After thinking about it twice, she decided to cut down trees from Stranglethorn Vale and transport them to Lordaeron!

Part of the screening is still needed. The trees with strong vitality are transplanted to Lordaeron and replanted, and the trees with low vitality are directly sawed off to build a house!

Make up for what's not enough, this is her Druid way!

A decent druid wouldn't be so rough, it would be too damaging to Stranglethorn Vale, but she didn't care.

She transferred half of the people from the Drustvar Sisters of Love to plant trees, and urgently trained some werewolf druids, but unfortunately the number was still not enough, so she had to focus on the Cenarion Council.

The regent of Lordaeron, with his status as a high-level druid, used this name to request a meeting. The night elves, who had always been extremely procrastinated, were rarely efficient once.

The Cenarion Council responded very positively, and Archdruid Fandral Staghelm invited her to talk to Moonglade.