Voadam said:
Snarrek smiles at her as he turns and heads to the beach with her "Serpents cause your flesh to crawl? Don't worry, he's not poisonous. At least I don't think he is.."
The female troll shivers, “They are icky things that should not be,” she glares at him, “but that does not mean I am afraid of them,” with a roll of her eyes. The two trolls make their way to the white sands of the beach, the smell of salt spray heavy in their noses. The water is clear and clean, and errant palm trees dot the coast line in both directions. To the north are rocks, and what looks to be two orcs with their large thick builds.
To the south is a long expanse of coastline with mountains looming in the distance. Small islands dot the waters in the distance. The sun already moving ahead having risen o the eastern sea line; in the distance he can see silhouette come into view… ships… ships of men.
Groog
Gruush nods returning to his chores with a wave as Groog returns to his workshop to busy himself with work. The village is abuzz with activity as the Captain as people attend to the defenses. The temperature has risen close to double digits by the time he has returned to his shelter, the smells of the sea dominating all other odors, some pleasant, some not so much.
A crow perches on his window sill and starts to caw loudly into the shop, incessantly while he tries to work.
Garrak
Mirlus nods, “Your decision is tempered with humility; such devotion to an ideal to the Horde is admirable. Any willing orc can sweep dozens of men aside and garner much glory, but true legends transcend such limitations,” he chuckles lightly, “Sit with me then and enjoy this meal, brother.” The elder orc begins to feast on the breakfast of fruit, cooked boar meats, and bread.
As Garrak gets his fill he sees over the horizon of the sea, the masts of ships with white sails and a blue flag flying defiantly from the top. The ship of men, not unlike the invasion of the man, Admiral Proudmore…