Fight Poison with Poison

Watching his people turn into undead zombies every moment while being powerless to stop it—since coming to Azeroth, this was the first time Rend had felt so helpless. His greatest trump card, his knowledge of the future, held no memory of anything like this.

In truth, the Immortal Bastion's situation was already quite good. By using the Ogres' iron stomachs, they had quickly identified the food contaminated with the Scourge plague, preventing another large wave of infections.

Moreover, Rend had swiftly issued measures to isolate all infected individuals, preventing the Immortal Bastion from descending into internal chaos and reducing the threat of undead zombies to a minimum.

"How is Orgrimmar doing?" At least the Immortal Bastion had been temporarily brought under control and would not worsen further, so Rend asked about the Horde's capital, Orgrimmar.

"Not well. Although we immediately shared the methods of using Ogres to identify food contaminated with the Scourge plague and isolating the infected, Orgrimmar's control is insufficient. The Kor'kron have all been deployed to maintain order in Orgrimmar, yet infection incidents continue to occur." Jorin Deadeye truthfully reported Orgrimmar's situation to Rend.

Rend's method had one limitation: it required an extremely high degree of authority and control.

Under Rend's rule, the Immortal Bastion could trace the distribution and source of every food item. Every household also had proper registration records, making isolation easy to carry out.

But other cities across Azeroth simply could not manage that, especially since the outbreaks were concentrated in the major capitals. Everyone knew that capitals had the largest and most mixed populations. Neither Orgrimmar nor Stormwind possessed the Immortal Bastion's level of control, and they did not even have a complete household registration system.

"What about the other cities?" Rend asked about the Horde's other major cities.

"Silvermoon City, Suramar,