Plans

If there are difficulties, you can just give up. Zul'ra thought to himself, facing Thrall's heavy heart. You can't blame him for thinking that way; Zul'Gurub is far away, and the Gurubashi and Amani have been at odds since ancient times. 👻🐸 ♨🐯

In reality, it might be more advantageous for the Horde to ignore Hakkar's situation. Hakkar's first move after Hakkar release would be to take over Zul'Gurub, and the Zandalar would certainly not stand idly by. Even if Hakkar wreaks havoc, Stormwind Booty Bay would be the first to suffer, and neither side would be willing to surrender easily.

Let Hakkar wreak havoc on the entire Eastern Kingdoms, and after Hakkar has ravaged Zul'Gurub, Stormwind, and Booty Bay, then let the Horde in to save the world. This kind of glorious and righteous rhythm is the most satisfying.

Zul'ra had his own plan, but out of a desire not to hurt Vol'jin's feelings as Jungle Trolls, as well as the political correctness of being Amani'lai, and the Legion's covetousness towards this world, he decided to play dumb and go with the flow.

"Thrall, perhaps we can ask Jaina for help and contact Stormwind through Theramore. After all, this is for the sake of the world." Cairne Bloodhoof advised Thrall. Compared to Thrall, who was burdened by historical issues, the Shu'halo had a strong sense of responsibility towards the world because of their faith in Earth Mother. The Horde was capable of reconciling with Stormwind.

"That's one way. Perhaps we can cooperate with the Goblins. Human pirates are rampant and have caused them a lot of trouble." Vol'jin followed Cairne Bloodhoof, trying to come up with some ideas. Regarding the Hakkar incident, the Horde could have a chance to reconcile with Stormwind from a global perspective, while privately they could cooperate with the Goblins based on mutual interests.

"Perhaps the matter of the Dark Portal can be resolved along with the issue of the Gurubashi Destroyer." Seeing Vol'jin and Cairne Bloodhoof's suggestions, Zul'ra also tried to speak up. The Hakkar issue was easy to resolve, but the opening of the Dark Portal and the Horde gaining the power of Mag'har was probably something the Alliance didn't want to see. But it didn't matter; it could be linked to the Hakkar incident.

"Can't we put this matter aside? Once the Dark Portal reopens, we may face the wrath of Theramore." Lirath was somewhat worried about Zul'ra's words. Such underhanded actions behind Theramore's back would damage their relationship afterward.

"By the way, I heard that the Alliance once sent an expeditionary force into Draenor. Perhaps we can involve Theramore in this matter." Zul'ra listened to Lirath's words and thought about it carefully. This was indeed a bit of a trap for Jaina. Even so, it would be better to just lay it out in the open.

"That's true. My sister was involved too, but we haven't seen any members of the expeditionary force since the prince's troops entered the Outland." Lirath nodded in agreement as he listened to Zul'ra's words, but he also hesitated somewhat.

"Just because we don't see them doesn't mean they don't exist. We just need them to exist." Zul'ra waved her hand dismissively at Lirath's words. In fact, there should still be some of the expeditionary force remaining in Outland, but Kael'thas's troops hadn't noticed. However, perhaps this could be used to win over the Alliance and open the Dark Portal.

"Then it's settled." Thrall felt a little embarrassed by Zul'ra's somewhat outspoken words, but he also felt that they made sense. Hakkar was threatening the world, Horde was doing something righteous. Perhaps they could reconcile with Stormwind. As for the Dark Portal, although he was somewhat unhappy about the existence of the expeditionary force, it wasn't unacceptable.

"The negotiations with Theramore are yours, Lirath." Thrall made the decision and quickly began assigning tasks.

"Yes, Warchief." Lirath nodded and accepted the task; as the Foreign Minister, this was his responsibility.

"As for Hakkar's matter, Vol'jin, you're in charge!" Thrall's gaze shifted between Zul'ra and Vol'jin, ultimately entrusting it to Vol'jin, who was also Jungle Trolls, to diligently investigate news of Hakkar's resurrection, monitor possible Trolls societies, and search for any possible Hakkar followers.

"No problem." Vol'jin nodded.

"Warchief, how should I reply to the Zandalar?" Zul'ra looked at Thrall, who had assigned the task, and gently shook the paper in her hand. Her words drew everyone's attention, especially Vol'jin's, because this sentence drew a line between the Amani and the Zandalar.

"On behalf of the Horde, I thank the Zandalar reminder, inquire about the progress of the Gurubashi Destroyer's resurrection, and reiterate that the Gurubashi Destroyer's plot will absolutely not succeed." Thrall looked at Zul'ra and carefully chose his words before giving his reply.

"Okay." Zul'ra gently accepted Thrall's words, indicating that she understood.

After the banquet, everyone went about their business. Zul'ra first sent a telegram back to Zul'Aman's Broken-Tooth, instructing her to negotiate with the Zandalar emissaries on behalf of the Horde, inquiring about the specific details of Hakkar's resurrection, and expressing the Horde's stance against Hakkar.

Zul'ra had just sent out the telegram and discussed the telegram classification and security system with telegraph operator Gerqi, Gnomes radio expert Caso Mor, and others. He was about to go to rest when he unexpectedly ran into Dranosh, who had come looking for him, as soon as he stepped out the door.

"What are you doing here?" Zul'ra looked down at the Orcs youth.

"You just said that Thrall knew about Grom and the demigod, but the Warchief told me you were wrong." Dranosh looked up at the tall, thin Trolls and scratched his head slightly.

"Oh, I was wrong about that. If Thrall were there, he wouldn't have done something so stupid." Zul'ra listened to Dranosh's words, recalled her earlier statement, and suddenly realized that she had indeed made a mistake. Thrall wasn't present when Grom killed Cenarius; he was only there when fighting Mannoroth.

"Grom fighting against a demigod, that's a very heroic thing, isn't it?" Dranosh asked impatiently as he listened to Zul'ra's words.

"Actually, it's a stupid thing to ask. You've already heard what happened from Thrall, so why are you asking this again?" Zul'ra looked at the burly Orcs youth and couldn't help but blink. This kid's father is Saurfang, so why does he always ask about Grom?

"I did hear about it from the Warchief, but I still wanted to ask for your opinion. This is for my brother, Garrosh, the son of Grom." Dranosh made his tone respectful, paused slightly, and then continued.

"He has been deeply depressed and defiant about his father's death, and there are two versions of the Warsong Clan Chieftain's reputation, so I want to hear the truth from you and others so that Garrosh can recover."

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