Saine and the others no longer needed to be overly involved in the subsequent development and subjugation of the Bewitching Stone World.
In fact, Saine had already gained just about enough from this world.
Tourmaline had also repeatedly clamored to leave. Filled with earth-elemental energy, war, and the stench of death, the Bewitching Stone World was a place she thoroughly disliked.
After bidding farewell to Eugene, the God of Half-Orcs, and the others, Saine took Tourmaline, Lina, and the rest back to the Orc World to continue their travels.
This time, Saine did not continue wandering through bitterly cold lands like No-Man's Land. Instead, he headed straight east—to the Kalimdor Great Plain, the most fertile region of the Orc World.
It was the homeland of Panda Brewmaster, where the vast majority of his Pandaren kin lived on a large island at the easternmost edge of the Orc World.
The fertile Kalimdor Great Plain truly changed Saine's impression of the Orc World as a barren land.
The crops most widely planted here were neither forests nor ornamental plants, but food.
From this alone, one could see the Orc World's current shortage of grain.
Vast golden wheat fields rustled with a "shasha" sound beneath the breeze, forming a wondrous sight and experience.
As for the Pandaren homeland Panda Brewmaster had recommended to Saine and the others, it was astonishingly an island that constantly drifted and moved across the Orc World's seas.
The reason the Pandaren homeland remained in constant motion was that beneath this island's surface lay not soil and land, but a colossal beast native to the Orc World.
It was a gigantic beast resembling a sea turtle, an indigenous species of the Orc World, with the Pandaren homeland built upon its back.
Tourmaline was large as well, but compared to