The Horde Needs Purple Lotus!
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Bring 20 Purple Lotus to Apothecary Jezel at the Valley of Spirits in Orgrimmar.
We cannot afford to allow the Scourge to take a foothold on Kalimdor. They are enough of a threat to our own borders to have to deal with them on two fronts.
The only optimistic sign from the events you've told me about is that the crone seemed uncorrupted. She must know deep in her spirit that the Scourge may bring great power, but that the Barrens would not truly be hers if she were to agree to their deal."
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The purple lotus, $c, is a reagent in a great many potions, elixirs and oils, some of which will be of use to us at Ahn'Qiraj. We're going to need to create an immense number of those potions for the war effort. And I'm going to experiment to find more uses for the lotus as well. But to do all of that I'm going to need a great quantity of the flower.
That's where you come in. Go out into the field and collect up as many purple lotuses as you can. Is this something that you are willing to do for us?
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