Burning World War, Pandaria

On the Kalimdor Continent, the Horde brothers were likewise ready. Warchief Garrosh's Glory Expeditionary Army had already set sail for the unfamiliar Pandaria Continent.

The many lingering problems and conflicts within the Horde were temporarily suppressed. Through war, Garrosh had successfully shifted these internal contradictions, which might otherwise have led to civil war or even division.

But those in the know understood perfectly well. Garrosh, seeking to break the deadlock, had been fortunate enough to seize this rare opportunity and buy himself desperately needed time. What came next depended on how hard he was willing to fight.

High investment, high returns. Garrosh's current situation was even more perilous than before. If he succeeded, things would be fine. Perhaps he could reshape the Horde's internal rules according to his own will, and the various factions, pressured by the Warchief's prestige and capability, might make corresponding concessions and compromises.

But if this gamble failed, the harshest fate awaited Garrosh. Stepping down peacefully would already be the best possible outcome.

Everyone knew exactly what victory or defeat would bring when internal problems were shifted onto a war.

In short, the Horde was once again united from top to bottom, working toward the same goal: heading to the Pandaria Continent to support the Shaohao Dynasty while securing greater benefits for the Horde in this war.

The Horde expeditionary force was led by High Overlord Nazgrim, with Junior Overlord Saurfang serving as his deputy.

Garrosh had not originally intended to employ anyone from King Saurfang's faction, but he was no fool. Having finally shifted the nation's conflicts outward, he naturally could not immediately start creating new ones.

Garrosh was indeed radical, but he still possessed political sense.

He saw things clearly. This war to expedition to the Pandaria Continent had two purposes: first, to gain