These loyalists truly possess high loyalty and competence; the main problem is that they are too young and lack political acumen.
Especially when handling problems, they delineate enemy and ally too distinctly and overlook that the essence of politics is actually compromise.
Tracing back, the ancestors of these loyalists had also been senior ministers in the Kingdom, only gradually fading from the court during the shift of power.
Now, the situation is quite the same for these court ministers, and after they step down, there will be a few decades of silence before their descendants get a chance to return to the center of power.
Knowing that the King wants to hold power, the ministers still cling to their positions, driven not only by the allure of power but also by necessity.
Once they have climbed into the decision-making layer of the Kingdom, they represent not only themselves but also their families and political allies behind them; these people do not allow them to step back.
