[ Kettara frowns at that. It feels wrong to her. Orcish culture is based so heavily upon respect for survival and strength that she cannot fathom a place that does not respect the survivors. ]
The elemental spirits know the shape of the world. Occasionally they know the shape of our fate as well. They called to Muln Earthfury, who would become my master, and told him to find me. They said he was destined to be my teacher, so that I might become a great shaman, but that I would teach him equally great lesson in return.
[ And as the only great thing she ever did was to die... ]
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[ Kettara frowns at that. It feels wrong to her. Orcish culture is based so heavily upon respect for survival and strength that she cannot fathom a place that does not respect the survivors. ]
The elemental spirits know the shape of the world. Occasionally they know the shape of our fate as well. They called to Muln Earthfury, who would become my master, and told him to find me. They said he was destined to be my teacher, so that I might become a great shaman, but that I would teach him equally great lesson in return.
[ And as the only great thing she ever did was to die... ]
It was as they saw.