Amani Endures, for the Horde

Though he was eager to head to Kalimdor, Sangla did not rush to depart. Zul'Aman was now threatened by the Scourge, and he could not simply leave without a word. Before crossing the sea, he needed to arrange every matter properly and wait for Thrall to send the fleet back.

The fleet would take quite some time to return, but Akil'dar's offspring were the first to cross the vast seas on their wings. Soaked in dew, they personally delivered Thrall's letter to Sangla. In it, Thrall briefly recounted the westward journey and the holy war at Mount Hyjal, every line brimming with the joy of surviving a catastrophe.

Beyond that joy, Thrall stated in the letter that he would send the fleet back as soon as possible. He had found a new homeland in Kalimdor, a land full of danger and competition, but equally full of opportunity. The Horde would find a chance to survive there, though they would inevitably face many hardships and troubles. He hoped Sangla would be mentally prepared.

After reading the entire letter, Sangla immediately sent someone to Wolfhowl Valley to let Drek'Thar know he was safe. He then summoned Lostro, Haimuxi, Malacrass, Broken-Tooth, Cook, Maki, and the others for a meeting. Although he had already worked out the larger plan, he still needed to formally inform them and ask for their opinions.

The gathered Amani leaders were all shrewd Trolls who understood Zul'ra Jin's will perfectly. Without exception, they declared that they would follow the King of the Amani closely and bring glory to the Amani within the Horde. Sangla was immensely satisfied by this, and he delivered a speech from the Altar of Deities.

"My brothers and sisters, you will not regret the decision you made today. The fog shrouding the world has dispersed.