As Lord Godfrey took the initiative to open the massive gates in Gilneas's great wall, this land, which had become utterly unfamiliar to the world, returned to everyone's sight.
Silverpine Forest was Lordaeron territory. After gaining a basic understanding of Gilneas's current situation, Queen Calia immediately took countermeasures.
Lordaeron's army swiftly stationed itself in Shadowfang Keep, the closest stronghold to the great wall, and quickly established defensive lines to prevent the Feral Worgen from infiltrating Lordaeron territory and harming its people.
The world's attention immediately focused here. After all, recent news had all been the same—either tsunamis or earthquakes—and everyone was tired of it.
Reporters could not reach the battles in Dragonblight, Northrend, or the Maelstrom in the Endless Sea, so media outlets eager to break major news immediately converged on Silverpine Forest.
The people of Gilneas, feeling the world's gaze upon them, responded as well.
King Genn and Lord Godfrey's rebel army both sent delegations to Lordaeron's capital, attempting to establish contact with the former northern powerhouse.
Now, aside from the Feral Worgen who attacked everyone they saw, the other two factions in the conflict began engaging in political activity, working hard to win allies and secure aid.
And their foremost target was naturally Lordaeron.
Gilneas, long closed off from the outside world, did not know that Lordaeron had been destroyed once and rebuilt once. They knew nothing of the world's major events, and their thinking remained in the era when the Orcish War had ended and the Scourge had just arisen.
The Worgen's open appearance immediately drew the Night Empire's attention as well.
The druids immediately erupted in uproar. They believed that the long-lost Moon Goddess's Scythe was currently somewhere within Gilneas.
Although Elune had repeatedly said that she no longer wanted that scythe, that everyone need not