Most Pandaren on the Pandaria Continent had peaceful, dutiful, and mild temperaments.
They were also content to remain where they were, living quiet and comfortable lives on familiar land.
However, a small number of Pandaren differed somewhat from their compatriots; they had restless hearts.
For example, the adventurers aboard Mistvale Isle on Shenzhenzi's back longed for the outside world and were filled with curiosity and a spirit of exploration.
The Pandaren of the Shaohao Dynasty generally disapproved of these adventurous compatriots.
Furthermore, the Pandaren of Mistvale Isle had recently chosen to join the Alliance and the Horde according to their own inclinations, which made the Pandaren of the Shaohao Dynasty look down on them even more.
These adventurers had forgotten their roots, abandoning their identities as subjects of the Shaohao Dynasty. It was simply incomprehensible.
Moreover, many of the younger Pandaren on Mistvale Isle had been born there and had never seen what the Pandaria Continent looked like. They had no sense of identification with or belonging to the Shaohao Dynasty.
Compared with the Shaohao Dynasty, these younger Pandaren felt closer to the Alliance or Horde they had chosen.
Thus, when the Alliance and Horde expeditionary forces arrived on the Pandaria Continent, these "returnee" Pandaren came along to explore this new land as well.
To the Pandaren of the Shaohao Dynasty, they were merely foreigners wearing Pandaren skins.
Their way of life, habits of thought, and racial traditions were limited at most to those of Mistvale Isle. When communicating with the Pandaren of the Pandaria Continent, they were practically no different from outsiders.
Therefore, although there was no discrimination or conflict, the two groups of Pandaren tacitly maintained a respectful distance from each other.
Yet one subject of the Shaohao Dynasty did not care about any of that. She actively