Garrosh was defeated, and the leaders of the Alliance and the Horde transferred him to the Temple of the White Tiger in Pandaria for imprisonment, to be put on trial.
Everyone breathed a sigh of relief when the Pandaren handled this hot potato.
Of course, everyone has a responsibility in this trial that concerns the entire world of Azeroth, and the leaders of the Alliance and the Horde must attend as witnesses.
When Orgrimmar was first stormed, everyone wanted to kill Garrosh, but things subtly changed once the trial began.
As the representative of the Pandaren, Taran Zhu must be held accountable for this trial, and the attitudes of the Alliance and Horde leaders made him realize that things were not so simple.
Inviting the leaders of the Alliance and the Horde to the Temple of the White Tiger, Taran Zhu asked:
"Garrosh is the Warchief of the Horde. Before his crimes are pronounced, how should he be treated—as the Warchief or as a prisoner?"
What seemed like a simple question has become a difficult problem.
Thrall felt a deep empathy, as if he himself were on trial, and was the first to speak:
"Horde Warchief is as noble as Savior, unlike ordinary people, Garrosh must be treated as if he were Warchief."
Vol'jin, however, saw it differently, stroking his sharp fangs and saying:
"Garrosh committed war crimes, and the trial was to uncover and expose all his crimes; he could only be treated as a prisoner."
Tyrande, very experienced in dealing with Garrosh, chuckled:
"We imprisoned Illidan for ten thousand years, giving him only the bare minimum of food to sustain his life, and a dark cell where he never saw the sun. Why should Garrosh receive preferential treatment?"
Seeing his idol suffer, Anduin heartbroken and immediately retorted:
"In our human kingdoms, if a noble is captured, he must be treated commensurate with his status. Warchief Garrosh is of unparalleled nobility, and I will not allow you to slight him."
Prophet Velen seconded, shaking his head, "The Holy Light guides us. Garrosh is crucial to the safety of all Azeroth and deserves preferential treatment."
The two opposing voices argued back and forth, Taran Zhu was secretly delighted; this was exactly the result he wanted.
Garrosh's special status, as long as he doesn't die at Taran Zhu's hands, she wouldn't mind continuing to delay.
Sylvanas, who had been silent all along, suddenly spoke up, "Since the Temple of the White Tiger is the master here, why not hear what the Temple of the White Tiger's leader has to say?"
The Master Tian of Temple of the White Tiger was a Pandaren with a handsome mustache, who said with a stern expression:
"It is an honor for our Temple of the White Tiger Warchief Temple of the White Tiger Horde Garrosh with his presence. Whether he is guilty or not, he is a friend of the Temple of the White Tiger and should be treated as such, as his Warchief."
This statement was tantamount to a final decision, leaving the leaders of both the Alliance and the Horde with little room for argument.
A cheerful voice came from outside the door:
"Well said. Everyone says that the Master Tian is a hospitable and warm-hearted person, especially close to the Orcs. He once proposed giving all the Pandaren of Kun-Lai Summit to the Orcs as food. If it weren't for the Shado-Pan's interference, the Pandaren would probably be extinct by now."
The man who entered was a thin man, none other than the Black Dragon Prince, Wrathion.
The Master Tian felt no shame, but rather pride, and laughed, "This is what I should do."
Wrathion's gaze swept across the faces of the Alliance and Horde leaders, finally settling on Taran Zhu.
"Master Zhu, I am a close friend of the August Celestials. They have asked me to participate in this trial. If I encounter any difficult situations and cannot make a decision, how about entrusting them to me? Protecting Pandaria is everyone's responsibility. I wonder if I am qualified."
Taran Zhu originally disliked Wrathion, but since the other party brought up the August Celestials, Taran Zhu had no choice but to give him face and respectfully said:
"The August Celestials are the Guardians of Pandaria, Wrathion Prince Wrathion is highly respected; I have no reason to doubt him."
Wrathion narrowed his eyes and smiled, "Very well. Since the Master Tian is so willing, then grant Garrosh the same treatment as Warchief. However, Garrosh must consume fifty Pandaren and fifty Tauren at each meal, and he will only eat the heart meat. The Master Tian will naturally provide the fifty Pandaren per meal."
The Master Tian was slightly startled, not expecting Garrosh to be so ferocious, and sweat couldn't help but seep from his forehead.
Wrathion stared into the Master Tian's eyes. "What's your mind, Master Tian? You wouldn't be going back on your word, would you?"
The Master Tian, concerned with his reputation, stubbornly replied, "How could that be? The Warchief's request is perfectly reasonable."
Wrathion sneered, "Well said. The Temple of the White Tiger has several thousand Pandaren; that's enough to feed them for dozens of days. Master Tian, why don't we start with you?"
The Master Tian was so angry that his beard bristled. "Nonsense! How could someone of my status be Garrosh's food?"
Wrathion gently raised his hand, and a rope of Flame bound the Master Tian. The leaders of the Alliance and the Horde were all shocked and needed to reassess Wrathion's strength.
It should be noted that although the current Master Tian's skills were not as good as the previous sect leader's, he was still a first-rate fighter, yet he couldn't withstand a single move from Wrathion.
"The Pandaren Chefs are ready. Warchief Garrosh's first meal will be prepared with your family as the ingredients. It is your honor."
The Master Tian pleaded tearfully, "I don't want to die! I was wrong, please spare me!"
Wrathion, hearing his pleas for mercy, sent him directly to the kitchen and threw him into a boiling cauldron.
After the death of the Master Tian, the one with the most authority in the Temple of the White Tiger was Thunderfist Master Hight. Wrathion's gaze swept across his face. "As for Warchief Garrosh's second meal..."
Master Hait immediately stated, "Garrosh's sins are too numerous to count; the Temple of the White Tiger can only offer him the treatment of a prisoner."
Baine, concerned about the need to provide Tauren, nodded in agreement. "Garrosh is here to be tried, not on vacation; he must be treated as a prisoner."
Wrathion nodded and said, "I'm happy to hear everyone's opinions. If there are no other suggestions, treat Garrosh as a prisoner."
I object.
It was Prince Anduin spoke, glaring angrily at Wrathion and loudly defending himself:
"Orcs are inherently kind and compassionate. Even if they occasionally make minor mistakes, they can change. Why can't we give Garrosh a chance? Why not believe he can reform? Garrosh made a mistake, but as long as he can correct it, he will still be the Warchief of the Horde."
Upon hearing this, Vol'jin's expression immediately darkened, and he wondered if he should kill Anduin.
Wrathion smiled faintly and said:
"If that's the case, then there's no need for prisons. How many prisoners does Stormwind City execute each year? Has the House Wrynn given them a chance to reform?"
Anduin fury, "How can lowly humans be compared to noble Orcs?"
Prophet Velen lowered his gaze, his voice Justice: "The Holy Light has long ago foretold that the Temple of the White Tiger is not the end of Garrosh's life. In the not-too-distant future, Garrosh will fight for Azeroth, saving the world time and time again. Today's mistake is insignificant."
Wrathion remained silent.
Master Hait declared loudly, "Regardless of your decision, the Temple of the White Tiger will not provide Pandaren ingredients."
Baine had good reason to say, "The Tauren of Thunder Bluff refuse to be food."