Aside from the meeting with Thrall, there was also good news from the search of Blackmoore's castle.
As soon as he entered the city, Rhode had assigned Colonel Drake and Katel to search the place, mainly for evidence of his crimes.
Sure enough, they soon uncovered numerous letters exchanged between Blackmoore and various rebel armies, battle proclamations against the Kingdom of Lordaeron, and even a King's Crown prepared in advance.
All of these were irrefutable proof that Blackmoore had rebelled against Lordaeron.
Apparently, Blackmoore had been so certain his rebellion would succeed that he had barely bothered to hide or disguise much of anything. Rhode happily accepted the windfall.
He promptly dispatched Major Drake to deliver the evidence to Lordaeron City in person.
After all, news that Rhode had attacked Caer Darrow and killed Blackmoore would soon reach the capital as well. If he failed to explain matters quickly and King Terenas mistook him for the rebel and sent troops to crush him, that would be a gross injustice.
As for Blackmoore's remaining followers, Rhode left Katel to deal with them with his men.
Now that Blackmoore was dead, the remaining rebels were leaderless. As long as they were given a proper chance to surrender, few would likely be stubborn enough to take on Rhode's now formidable army.
Then there was the matter of Dalaran.
There was also conclusive evidence that Kel'Thuzad had secretly organized the Cult of the Damned. The Council of Six needed to be informed so they could apprehend him.
Rhode would probably have to make that trip himself.
President Audric wasn't here, and as for Vice President Hearthglen... ahem.
Of course, it would be best if Audric could go. He was the one Dalaran had sent to investigate these matters in the first place, after all,