Prime Minister Candidates

Facing Cairne's expectant eyes, Zul'ra Jin nodded without hesitation. He did harbor some resentment toward the old bull, but that was personal and would not affect his fundamental stance. Cairne was a Shu'halo who truly cared for the Horde and for Zul'ra Jin, completely unlike the likes of Magatha Grimtotem.

Receiving Zul'ra Jin's affirmative answer, Cairne let out a faint sigh of relief, then gave him a firm embrace to show their closeness. He said nothing else, and Zul'ra Jin found it difficult to say anything either. After all, the matter of Magatha was an internal affair of the Shu'halo.

"Cairne, after you leave, do you have any recommendations for your successor as prime minister?" Zul'ra Jin could not ask about the internal power struggle among the Shu'halo, but he still needed to ask whether Cairne had anyone suitable in mind.

"I'm sorry." Cairne apologized to Zul'ra Jin. He had no suitable candidate for the position.

The lack of a proper system for selecting and promoting talent, the vacancy in such an important post, and the shortage of enough reserve candidates were all headaches. But headache or not, it had to be dealt with. The Shu'halo were one of the pillars of the Horde and absolutely could not be allowed to fall into trouble. Cairne had to return to Thunder Bluff to handle matters.

After sending Cairne back to Thunder Bluff, Zul'ra Jin began searching for a successor to the prime minister and temporarily took on the position himself.

The prime minister stood above the seven ministers and oversaw the Horde's general affairs. Every major and minor matter in the Horde was handled by the prime minister. It was precisely because Cairne had been there that Thrall had been free to run around everywhere.

To be honest, when Zul'ra Jin