As an ally, Patrick offered an explanation. At the very least, he needed to give everyone a clear idea of the situation.
"Our world is not safe." Patrick stood and spoke at ease. "I believe you all know about this incident, and you also took part in the battle. You should have a fair idea of the strength of those Sha and the corruption of the Old Gods."
All the representatives nodded in agreement. At the final moment, if Patrick had not personally crushed the seven Sha inside the corrupted zone, the Coalition Forces' defeat would have been irreversible.
"As for this move by the Old Gods, all I can say is that we were lucky. Otherwise, the situation might well have spiraled out of control, and Pandaria might have been completely occupied by the Old Gods. We have no way of dealing with those Old Gods buried deep underground, nor can we predict when their next attack will begin. That is why I must leave us a way out."
"That is indeed necessary." Maiev was the first to speak. As the leader of the Watchers, she agreed with Patrick's thinking. Moreover, after living for ten thousand years, she knew this world's shortcomings all too well. Once war broke out in this closed world, it would be a fight to the death with nowhere to escape. "But how will you maintain Azeroth's current state and ensure this world will not be destroyed by large-scale spatial ruptures?"
"No." Illidan directly rejected Patrick's idea, because: "Have you considered whether the new world can withstand attacks from the Twisting Nether? And you tricked Kil'jaeden before. If you dare set foot in another world, as long as Kil'jaeden discovers you, I believe, knowing her temperament, she will spare no effort to destroy that world