Pandaria Continent, Vale of Eternal Blossoms.
At the same time the Horde civil war erupted, the Shaohao Dynasty, which had fallen utterly silent and ceased pressuring the Horde, had not simply done nothing. They began focusing on exterminating the vast numbers of Sha demons wandering throughout the Vale of Eternal Blossoms. The Night Empire also sent a large contingent of Druids to assist. Whenever an area occupied by Sha demons was cleared, they began trying to restore its natural environment.
The Tauren had originally sent many Druids and Shamans as well, but with the outbreak of the Horde civil war, those Druids and Shamans set out for home one after another, joining the Horde Rebel Army to overthrow Garrosh's tyranny.
"Garrosh's tyranny" had now become the mainstream description throughout the world, though it was somewhat inaccurate and exaggerated.
Yes, Garrosh was indeed deeply unfair toward non-orc races. His mindset of glorifying the Orthodox Horde had also become somewhat extreme, even rejecting the Orc Warlocks of the Stormreaver clan, who had long fought obediently for the Horde.
But that still did not rise to the level of tyranny. At the very least, Garrosh had not slaughtered his own opposition for no reason, much less massacred civilians. As for leveling Theramore, that had never even crossed his mind.
Blowing up Theramore would have been easy, but Theramore was now effectively an exclave of Kul Tiras. Blowing up Theramore meant blowing up Kul Tiras, which meant bombing the Alliance. Garrosh did not fear war, but neither had he ever been a madman who loved it.
That was politics sometimes. The more you tried to refute labels and definitions forced upon you by others, the more chaotic things became.
Back to the point—the situation on Pandaria Continent.
The plan to restore the surface environment