Improve Personal Cultivation

Back in Zul'Aman, Maki and Cook had both been raised up by Sanglar himself. Yet now, without so much as a word to him, the two of them had gone to attend the conference convened by Zandalar in his stead.

Setting aside what Maki and Cook were thinking, Sanglar could not help but sigh inwardly. People always changed. Still, now was not the time to hold them accountable, since the two were still attending the conference.

Sanglar dismissed Malacrass, Broken-Tooth, and Haimus, then went to see Aggra first. He told her that the Horde had already mobilized its forces to search for Thrall and told her not to worry.

Faced with Sanglar personally coming to explain, Aggra showed that she understood the bigger picture. She stated her position: Krenna's words that day had also sounded extremely harsh to her, so she asked Sanglar to convey her apology.

"If Krenna still wants to work properly in the Horde, she'd better come out and apologize to Rommath publicly." Rather than answering, Sanglar gave Aggra this warning.

"What do you mean, Zul'ra Jin?" Aggra frowned slightly. To her ears, Sanglar's words carried a hint of threat, as though he meant to have Krenna secretly murdered. Of course, if she had understood the idea of using petty reprisals for personal vengeance, she would not have thought so.

"Krenna's words were excessive. They affected the harmony between the Horde's races. If I continue employing her, what will the Sin'dorei of the Horde think? Even if I keep using her, how can members of other races continue working with her?" Sanglar did not beat around the bush. He could joke with Rommath that Orcs spoke without thinking and that Krenna was just a child, but he could not be soft when handling the matter.

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