Since the Pandaria Continent had been shrouded in mist and drifted off to some unknown corner, the Pandaren living there had enjoyed a relatively peaceful life. There was only one threat, one enemy.
The remaining Mogu had scattered and been driven into the wilderness or deep mountains. The Pandaren only needed to send scouts to keep a close watch on them; they could no longer cause much trouble and could only be considered a threat.
On the barren lands beyond the Great Wall, the Mantid launched a massive assault on the wall at regular intervals. The Pandaren army, the Great Wall Guards and the Shado-Pan Garrison, all stood firm there to resist their attacks. This was currently the Pandaren's only enemy.
On the land of Pandaria, prolonged war or the negative emotions in people's hearts would gather into spiritual entities known as Sha energy. This Sha energy could corrupt living beings' minds and even kill people like wild beasts.
There were also a small number of Pandaren driven by the desire to explore and adventure. They longed to see the outside world and become part of Azeroth, but the mist that protected them became their greatest obstacle. Still, there was always a way. The most famous adventurer, Liu Lang, occasionally returned to Pandaria and took away Pandaren willing to leave with him. The turtle named Shenzhenzi possessed a special gift: no matter where Pandaria was, he could find it with perfect accuracy.
As time passed, Liu Lang gradually grew old and eventually never returned to Pandaria again. The turtle Shenzhenzi inherited Liu Lang's final wish. He still returned to Pandaria regularly, taking away those Pandaren who wished to leave.
Shenzhenzi grew larger and larger until he was as enormous as an island. The adventure-loving Pandaren lived upon his back, where