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[Garrosh appeared in the forest. An unfamiliar but lush forest. It's clearly not Ashenvale and it's not any other one he's familiar with, but there's game to be found and it's pleasant. But it is also certainly not Durotar, he's alone, with no gear or weapon and his back is pain. Still, instinct drives him: the first thing an orc needs, be it on Azeroth or in Outland, is some sort of weapon. He scouts around for a sturdy looking branch and a sharp seeming rock to fashion himself, with an hour or so's work, a primitive spear. With this supplementing his eight foot tall, muscular (and tattooed) brown form, he's better off.
...Aside from the weird partial polymorph on his back. He doesn't know magic (at least no well), so while pride dictates he'd prefer not to have these wings, with no immediate implication the black things are a detriment to him and (from when he reached to try to tug on them) the realization that they are sensitive, he's resolved to ignore him until he can force answers out of a mage.
So, the massive but quiet (he is a skilled hunter, after all) man is now skulking in the forest. Both to find something to eat, and to find answers (being as how he ignored the journal at his feet originally, oops). So if you're in the forest, particularly if you're not an orc or troll or goblin or tauren or look like any of those, expect to be hunted. It might be dangerous, but he is looking to question, not kill, at the moment. Probably.
He will, of course, probably make it to town eventually, and when he does you'll also see him going to the Smithy and then promptly back out of town with his gear in hand, following the rivers and going up to survey the mountains/more of the forest over the next few days, camping as he goes. So if you'd like to chime in there, that's possible too.]
[Garrosh appeared in the forest. An unfamiliar but lush forest. It's clearly not Ashenvale and it's not any other one he's familiar with, but there's game to be found and it's pleasant. But it is also certainly not Durotar, he's alone, with no gear or weapon and his back is pain. Still, instinct drives him: the first thing an orc needs, be it on Azeroth or in Outland, is some sort of weapon. He scouts around for a sturdy looking branch and a sharp seeming rock to fashion himself, with an hour or so's work, a primitive spear. With this supplementing his eight foot tall, muscular (and tattooed) brown form, he's better off.
...Aside from the weird partial polymorph on his back. He doesn't know magic (at least no well), so while pride dictates he'd prefer not to have these wings, with no immediate implication the black things are a detriment to him and (from when he reached to try to tug on them) the realization that they are sensitive, he's resolved to ignore him until he can force answers out of a mage.
So, the massive but quiet (he is a skilled hunter, after all) man is now skulking in the forest. Both to find something to eat, and to find answers (being as how he ignored the journal at his feet originally, oops). So if you're in the forest, particularly if you're not an orc or troll or goblin or tauren or look like any of those, expect to be hunted. It might be dangerous, but he is looking to question, not kill, at the moment. Probably.
He will, of course, probably make it to town eventually, and when he does you'll also see him going to the Smithy and then promptly back out of town with his gear in hand, following the rivers and going up to survey the mountains/more of the forest over the next few days, camping as he goes. So if you'd like to chime in there, that's possible too.]
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It's only once he's down on the ground that he really gets a proper idea of just how big this guy is. He can't help but stare a little. He's curious about just what he is, but there's no proper way to ask that- at least not right now.]
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[Simply. He doesn't let go of his spear, but he points it up at the sky, standing erect with his big muscular form and tattoos and all that]
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We're put into enclosures like this to protect us from a huge destructive war taking place. The guys that put us in here are called the Malnosso. There are different branches of them that do different things. We don't really get much of a say in the matter.
I'm not sure what this world is called, but no one here is native to it. People from different worlds, times, places, you name it- they're all brought here by the world itself.
[That's the basics, anyway. He looks up to gauge Garrosh's reaction.]
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Sometimes you get drafted into it anyway.
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Of course, the guys we fight are trying to kill everyone, so at least we all have a common enemy.
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Truth told, I see nothing but enemies the more I hear of this world.
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Sneasel's attack fell!Sneasel looks wary in response to the intimidation, but not afraid. Concerned, even. He looks up at Silver, then back at Garrosh.]no subject
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WELL UH
SHIFTS. AND UH. EXPERIMENTS. AND KIDNAPPING.
AND THIRD PARTY AND THEY KIND OF SUCK ALSO THOSE WINGS KEEP YOU ALIVE.
ALSO WE'RE KIND OF GIVEN EVERYTHING WHICH FEELS PRETTY DEPENDENT AND CHEAP AND WEIRD BUT WHATEVER MAN
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You know, like a journal.]
You have one of these, right? They function as a system of communication. [Shit's just magic.] Someone wise from the village wrote down a lot about this place in it.
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He's not relaxed and off guard, but he's not as wary as he was when he first saw Garrosh. If he was going to hurt him, he would have done so already, right?]
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I'm gonna need it back when you're done reading. [Just. Just clarifying.]
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