Medivh teleported straight back to Karazhan to summon reinforcements. Magical letters flew in an endless stream to every corner of the world, and Patrick's ordeal in the Vale of Eternal Blossoms caused a worldwide uproar.
Elune also delivered an oracle directly to Tyrande and Malfurion in Darnassus, and Illidan and Maiev in Eldre'Thalas, informing the four Night Elf leaders of what had happened in the Vale of Eternal Blossoms.
Not only that, the Animal Gods cultivating in seclusion within the Emerald Dream also received an oracle from the goddess Elune. None of the Animal Gods would stand by during this war.
"Have you heard?" Dranosh handed Garrosh's handwritten letter to Vol'jin and Bloodhoof. The gravity of the situation had already exceeded anything they had imagined.
In truth, whether it was the Alliance or the Horde, they mostly turned a blind eye to anything that did not happen right under their noses. There were only a few reasons the Alliance and Horde had sent troops to Pandaria: first, to seek the resources of a new continent; second, to find allies and expand their spheres of influence; and third, because the Arcane Pact had sent troops to Pandaria.
Most of the time, the third reason was the most important to the Alliance and the Horde. If the Arcane Pact had not taken the initiative, the Alliance and Horde would, at most, have deployed troops as a precaution without taking any further action.
Thrall was one example. Although he had appointed Garrosh acting Warchief of the Horde, Thrall still held actual control over it. In both personal prestige and ability to govern, Thrall far surpassed Garrosh. His participation in efforts to heal the land in the name of the Earthen Ring this time was precisely because he wanted to stay out of the