Recent content by Urmugh

She could notice my intention to continue on my way, or so did I think. "Is that so?" I thought that your advice was a farewell. Indeed, that is true. And dangers may decrease when traveling in groups. We could, if you want to do so, travel together for a while. Which way?" I said. Well, it did...

"Larger cities, I see. Not going to Vel Anir. I wonder why, but I will remember it." I didn't ask about her first statement, clearly, she was not in the mood for talking, especially to a stranger. "And thank you for the advice. May you have a safe journey, wherever you go." That being said, I...

"I can understand that. I wish I was raised by a more peaceful tribe, but... that was my fate. When I first went to a battlefield, however, I fully agreed with my family's world views. Growing up... not so much." After what seemed to be a long and complex magic spell, and thus, reinforcing the...

"You say you're no deity, but you seem like one if you are talking to me in my mother tongue! And very well, I might say." I replied, impressed. "I see... well, a mortal can't question deities." I wondered who she was, if not a deity, because everything in her was... well, hardly relatable to...

"I wish you luck. Humans, elves... they don't like foreigners. Or anyone who they consider evil. Like me. It's good to know that you don't fight. I suppose that you only defend yourselves... I like that spear, never saw that metal. Can you tell me more about your deities? My family would not...

A voice shocked me, but I didn't understand what it said. It was a childish voice, that was sure, and its owner went beside the horse. Despite being tiny, she was a Deity, because only one of them would do such powerful magic to a horse, and only one of them would be so fair, and as such I spoke...

"Oh... so you don't have other options". I said while descending. It was better to feel solid ground. Me? My tribe was very inclined to wars, and those who can't fight face death or enslavement. In one battle I was injured, so... I left them. I've never liked wars, actually, so that injury was...

"I see. I don't know if there are elves here, but I decided to leave those meals long ago. It isn't good to eat other talking beings. I believe that. My tribe, instead... that's another story. Oh, and if you are talking about the black-skinned elves, I only know that they live where you came...

I noded. "You were lucky to learn. I see... I've never heard anything about Driders. Well, 'chief' means... leader, the most powerful person in a family". What came next surprised me, as I didn't expect that a silky rope would fall. Climb? It had been ages since I did that, but I went up...

Thinking. Always thinking. It was false that we didn't have intelligence, but we were more inclined to fights than anything else. Well, not for me. That's why I didn't notice a very strange thing at first, but the scent was faster. It was a horse. Oh, a proper meal at last! Then I saw it. It...

I grinned for the first time in months when I heard familiar words. I was so happy that I couldn't help but start talking faster. "You know my language! But how? And well met to you and your family, Nokir Chief. What are you and your family doing here? I never saw such huge webs, or anyone of...

One of them talked. At least I understood the words, despite knowing only a few. "What is it", he said. I looked up and pointed to myself. "Urmugh. Orc. Sorry. Who you?" That being said, I lowered my head, hoping that the human-spider understood what I meant. I sheathed the sword and raised my...

Endless months of wandering, but at last something interesting to see. I was walking through the enormous forest when I heared people coming from all directions. I hid behind a tree, not wanting to be seen. When they left, I sneaked out, but faced a web. A huge web, which instantly trapped me...

Ever since I left my tribe, I had been wandering and going through enormous lands. I didn't dare to approach any city because I had learned that people hated orcs. I wanted to tell them that I was different, but I couldn't understand a word of the common tongue. So all that I do is walking...

mmm, not at all, but thank you anyway (and sorry).