Traditional Legislation

The idea of not using any existing writing system or language, but creating an entirely new one, won unanimous approval. No one wanted any race other than their own to expand its influence within the Horde.

And because no one wanted other races to expand their influence, after much debate over creating a new script and language, the matter was ultimately handed over to the Script Creation Committee founded by Zul'ra and Sylvanas. The committee would include members from every race.

With the creation of a new language and script settled, Zul'ra and the many leaders moved on to discuss restoring traditions.

"Traditions are habits that have developed over generations. I fully support restoring them!" With everyone supporting the abolition of Common and its writing system, Zul'ra could already sense that the rise of populism reflected the reawakening of each race's identity. It could not be opposed; going against everyone's wishes would only invite universal condemnation. He might as well go along with the sentiment.

"..." Faced with Zul'ra's shift in attitude, Sylvanas, Magatha Grimtotem, and the others, who had been ready to tear into him, merely blinked in surprise.

"However, the Horde is currently at a critical juncture. The Alliance is competing with us, while the Old Gods and the Burning Legion are watching us at all times. We must establish a proper framework for restoring our traditions and ensure that we restore our heritage and glory without compromising the Horde's unity and development." Zul'ra spoke calmly beneath everyone's gaze.

"What do you have in mind?" Thrall asked, seeing that Magatha Grimtotem and Sylvanas had fallen silent.

"We must begin with legislation. First, we establish several statutory holidays and traditions that all our races can accept. Then, each race can set its own customs internally. But one point must