Horde Internal Affairs

Kalimdor Continent, Orgrimmar.

During this period, the Horde had remained remarkably quiet on the international stage—too quiet, in fact. The Alliance had even grown suspicious, wondering whether the Horde was plotting some vast conspiracy or grand scheme, and had specifically dispatched quite a few SI:7 scouts to investigate.

Well, the Horde brothers really were not plotting anything. They simply did not feel like talking, while every faction within the Horde waited patiently to see what would happen.

The changes at the highest level of government and the transfer of power had been over for some time, but no one had truly adjusted to Garrosh Hellscream, the new Horde Warchief.

After all, compared to Thrall, Garrosh's style was utterly different. Everything he did and said carried the honor—and... recklessness, or perhaps radicalism—of an orc warrior, which greatly worried the conservatives.

The drastically altered political style and the various new policies that came with it had divided the Horde internally into two camps.

The first, naturally, offered fanatical support and unconditional trust. This group consisted mainly of younger-generation Orcs, or traditional Orc warriors possessed of an extreme sense of honor, with the Kor'kron elite guard making up the overwhelming majority.

They rallied around Garrosh, firmly carrying out the ideals of Great Horde ideology and willing to give everything they had for the Horde's continued strength and prosperity.

Garrosh soon gained another point in his favor: the remaining Dragonmaw Clan members in the World of Azeroth came to seek refuge under him and swear their loyalty.

Aside from the group that had fled back to Outland to join Illidan, the rest of the Dragonmaw Clan had remained in the Eastern Kingdoms. After being massacred by Deathwing and the Black Dragonflight years ago, they had hidden away in remote mountains and wilderness, barely clinging