Although they had just gone through a bloody battle and lost a great number of elite soldiers, the Horde army's numbers were still there. Under General Nazgrel and Gamon's leadership, they quickly cleared out the sha demons that had suddenly appeared inside Thunder Fortress.
Just as General Nazgrel faced off against the mysterious Pandaren once more, Chen Stormstout returned.
"Master Taran, I am Chen Stormstout from the Wandering Isle, as well as a representative of the Horde. The Horde bears absolutely no ill will toward Pandaria." Chen Stormstout pressed his palms together and spoke to the other party with great respect.
Earlier, Chen Stormstout had discovered farmland and villages to the west of the Horde's landing site, so he had gone looking for his fellow Pandaren of Pandaria.
Sure enough, Chen Stormstout found Honeydew Village, home to the Pandaren of Pandaria.
Pandaren were friendly by nature, and Chen Stormstout was a Pandaren himself. He had also brought large quantities of fine wine and supplies as gifts for Honeydew Village. Fine wine was hard currency among Pandaren, and the wine brewed by Chen Stormstout was warmly welcomed by Honeydew Village.
Thus, the Pandaren of Honeydew Village gladly accepted the Horde's goodwill and also told Chen Stormstout some information about Pandaria.
As a result, Chen Stormstout naturally learned of the Shado-Pan, the most renowned order in Pandaria. He simply had not expected to meet the Shado-Pan's leader, Taran Zhu, so soon.
Taran Zhu, leader of the Shado-Pan, frowned as he looked at Chen Stormstout. Naturally, he had heard the legends of Liu Lang and knew of the Wandering Isle's existence. The Pandaren of the Wandering Isle and those of Pandaria shared the same roots. Since the Wandering Isle Pandaren had joined the Horde, perhaps they had truly come with goodwill. However, the