Baine and Sylvanas 8.1.5 Horde War Campaign Cutscene (Spoilers)

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Sylvanas: I have troubling news. It seems there are traitors in our midst.
Sylvanas: Most of you need fear nothing.
Sylvanas: But Derek Proudmoore didn't flee to Kul Tiras by himself. He had help. Didn't he...
Sylvanas: ... Zelling?
<Nathanos aims bow at Zelling>
Baine: Stop! ... I returned Derek Proudmoore to his family.
Baine: You raised him as a Forsaken. But you planned to deny him his free will. To violate his mind.
Baine: I could not stand by and permit such depravity to unfold.
Sylvanas: Thank you for your honesty.
<Nathanos kills Zelling>
Baine: Banshee! Are we nothing more than pawns in your game? You betray the Horde!
Sylvanas: No. He did. And so did you.
Sylvanas: Take him.
<Sylvanas' troops encircle Baine, other leaders look uneasy>
Baine: Others will see you for what you are, Sylvanas. You will leave the Horde in ruins!
Sylvanas: There is no place for weakness in our ranks.
Sylvanas: Remember your loyalties.

Ji Firepaw

I can sense much anger and frustration among those gathered here today. In my homeland, we saw such feelings manifest into very real threats after we spent too much time and energy suppressing them.

Baine had to act, lest his anger turn into a greater threat to the Horde.

We should all take a lesson from this.

"Well, I didn't see that comin'!

Wish I'd known things were gonna heat up this much. I coulda charged DOUBLE for admission!"

"I cannot fault Baine's heart, even if his actions were drastic. Through this act of defiance, he exposed a schism in the Horde that has been growing since the attack on Teldrassil.

I fear that by openly opposing Sylvanas, he may have put his own people at risk. As mine would be, were I to side with him.

These are perilous times. We must be cautious... and deliberate."

"Dis be some bad juju, mon. Da Horde gotta stick together if we gonna win dis war... but Sylvanas... she not be makin' dat easy.

And dis just gonna throw more fuel on da fire."

"Without de Horde beside us, my people would now be at de mercy of de Alliance. We owe much to de warchief... but we will not follow her blindly.

Baine Bloodhoof has shown honor and respect to de Zandalari. He must be given a chance to face his accusers and answer for dis supposed crime."

"She is no orc, but the warchief shows strength by punishing that tauren who deceived and betrayed her.

Those who lack loyalty also lack honor."

"Our rebellion against Elisande was just, and it earned me a blade in the back. I pray Baine does not meet a similar fate.

The nightborne are still new to the Horde. Perhaps I should seek Lor'themar's council. He understands what my people have endured, and I have learned much through our conversations."

"Is this what the Horde stands for? Imprisoning those who act with compassion and honor?

Perhaps my people should have never left Highmountain..."

"There are others who must hear of this, $n.

And they will."

"You see what happened to Baine? To Zelling? That's why we need to lay low, keep our heads down, follow the warchief's lead. At least for now.

Baine's mistake wasn't acting against Sylvanas. His mistake was acting too soon."

"Years ago, Tirion Fordring sacrificed everything to spare my life as a matter of honor. Baine has done much the same. Are we now to punish him for it?

I fear the Horde is becoming what we once hated, $c. And I do not like it."

"Thomas Zelling has... had... a family in life. He made me promise to keep them safe, even after they called him a monster and shunned him for being undead. It is a promise I will continue to keep.

If they ever ask how he met his fate, I will tell them that he died a hero.

We Forsaken are raised with free will. That's what separates us from the Scourge. Sylvanas Windrunner used to take pride in that distinction.

But after all I have seen in this war, I must wonder if that still holds true."

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