What is Worth Fighting For

Starts from a quest item mailed to the player upon completion of the achievement What Is Worth Fighting For.

When you turn in the quest, Lorewalker Cho tells you a story complete with a play-like reenactment and casts Storytime on the player.

"What is the source of YOUR power? Think carefully before you answer. Many adventurers point to their weapons, or their equipment, or to tomes of arcane might.

Long ago, when my people were slaves of the mogu empire, we were forbidden from carrying any weapon at all. We were not fighters. And no one believed we could fight the mogu without magic and steel.

Until Kang, the First of Fist Dawn, opened our eyes.

One day, the beloved monk issued a challenge to his fellow slaves. 'Hit me!' he called out. Surprised, the beleaguered Pandaren slaves tried to strike Kang. One by one they failed, for he intercepted their blows like a dancer and sidestepped their attacks like a reed in the wind.

'Our backs are hardened by the whips of the mogu,' he told them. 'Our arms are powerful from building their fortresses. Our minds are sharp from working alongside our enemy. You think the mogu are stronger? I say we are their strength!'

The farmers, the bricklayers, the shepherds and the smiths... they all bowed before Kang. 'Teach us to fight.' And when they rose... they rose as warriors.

Your voice. Your hands. THESE are the tools of true heroes. Use them well... and you can change the world."

You can have Lorewalker Cho tell the story again by talking to him or clicking on the book that is added to your bookcase in the Seat of Knowledge.

Currently not being able to turn it in after 8.3 - Lorewalker Cho is nowhere to be found on the previous version of the area and at the current infested area he won't complete the quest.

This inspired me