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Located down the stairs to the right of the Shado-Pan Monastery in Kun-Lai Summit. (40.9, 42.5)

Needed for The Seven Burdens of Shaohao achievement.

Commento di Netspook

It's the same place as where the rare non-aggro mob Ahone the Wanderer appears.

Wowhead's achievement guide is once again wrong, it places this item by the meeting stone outside the monastery. The location on this page IS correct, though.

Commento di DorianFyre

The Sha originated from the death of an Old God, Y'Shaarj (who is confirmed to be very very dead). In his dying breath he cursed Pandaria with this strange energy - but a pale shadow of his true self, the source of the Sha, and it lay dormant for thousands of years.
There are only six known 'main' sha, though there were seven heads of Y'Shaarj, and similarly the tale is known as the Seven Burdens of Shaohao. This may mean that there is another Sha somewhere.
This is not widely known knowledge, though the Klaxxi have shown they are aware of it.

When Shaohao, the Last Emperor of Pandaria, fought his own fears and doubts and bested each Sha (a temple situated at the sight of each battle) and buried the Sha beneath Pandaria, they began feeding off every harsh word, doubtful thought, hateful expression, waiting. This is why some Sha seem to have greater control in different regions of Pandaria. The August Celestials knew the Sha would eventually be released, and that is why they train their monks in a certain style to deal with the specific Sha buried under their temple.

In Kun Lai, three Sha were defeated.

Sha della Rabbia - Defeated and buried at the sight of the Temple of the White Tiger located in Kun Lai.

Sha dell'Odio - Defeated and buried at the sight of the Temple of the White Tiger located in Kun Lai.

Sha della Violenza - Defeated and buried at the sight of the Temple of the White Tiger located in Kun Lai. At some point it is imprisoned by the Shado-Pan (it is eventually freed from his cage and defeated again within the Shado-Pan Monestary.)

As the text of this scroll tells us, the first of the Shado-Pan were sworn in not too long after that.

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Mokkan del Fardello dell'Imperatore - Parte 7

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