Moreover, Patrick had specifically pointed out that the general leading the Horde expedition was Varok Saurfang. The name Saurfang was renowned throughout the Orc clans. With Dranosh and Garrosh as close as brothers, and the connection between Dranosh and Varok, why couldn't all of Garadar join the Horde?
Thrall did not yet know Greatmother Geyah's true identity. Once Thrall and Greatmother Geyah recognized each other, Garadar's return to the New Horde would be inevitable.
That was why Patrick's main aim was to have the Mag'har Orcs continue owing the Blood Elves a favor. Strictly speaking, the Blood Elf Expeditionary Force Patrick led had not paid much of a price, either.
Relatively speaking, the Mag'har Orcs adhered more closely to Orcish honor than the New Horde led by Thrall. Thrall had been raised by humans from childhood, and everything he learned had been taught by humans. Rather than following Orcish customs, Thrall's way of doing things was more like that of a human noble.
Interests came before everything else. That was the central principle of human aristocratic politics.
Within a few days, the entire Blood Elf force had begun preparing to break camp and depart. Garrosh brought all of Garadar's leadership to Sunspring Watchpost to negotiate with Patrick.
"This is Regent Cabrolon of the Blood Elves," Garrosh introduced him to the Orc leaders. "We've considered it carefully. I understand the situation in Draenor, but getting to Azeroth is easier said than done. Hellfire Peninsula is crawling with Fel Orcs and demons, and it's a long journey. Most of Garadar's people are old or weak. Moving as slowly as we do, we'd face many dangers."
It was not that the Mag'har Orcs did not want to go, but that they had no way to get there. In the shattered world of Outland,