After the New King ascended the throne and stabilized Golden City, he immediately joined with the Tribal Council to hold the first press conference for Wakandans since his accession. The former Queen Regent Ramonda was not mistreated, but house arrest was unavoidable. The War Dogs organization agents and Dora Milaje agents arrested at the nuclear power plant and Water Treatment Plant were also thrown into heavily guarded prisons. Officially, Queen Regent Ramonda had fallen ill, and New King En'Jadaka was willing to surrender the royal palace so the former Queen Regent could recuperate for an extended period. He moved his office to the lower levels to work alongside the Tribal Council and the newly established coordinating department.
Meeting followed meeting. Wakandan residents of Golden City saw countless tribal nobles coming and going from the royal palace, crowds of nobles squeezing inside to swear allegiance to the New King. While some of them had undoubtedly once sided with Queen Regent Ramonda and contributed to Wakanda's descent into disorder, New King En'Jadaka had neither the energy nor the desire to pursue the matter. His foremost concern now was to placate the Wakandan people, clear his father's name and establish his legitimacy, and continue the large-scale industrial expansion begun under T'Chaka's cooperation with Latveria.
During that morning's conversation, the Emperor of Latveria had told New King En'Jadaka that Wakandans did not care whether T'Challa or he became the Black Panther. In the eyes of Wakanda's people, whoever became king would bring no changes to Wakanda. Its powerful productivity and sparse population required no changes, because Wakandans were already prosperous enough. There was no inclination whatsoever toward republicanism. As long as social stability could be maintained, controlling the media would be enough to clear N'Jobu's name. The true trouble lay with the nobles who