[Thrall and wolf are out and about, wandering the streets with Thrall sitting astride the wolf. The wolf is carefully plotting out a course weaving about the people who seem oblivious to its existence, and only occasionally knocking people out of its way with its muzzle. Thrall has been humming to himself for a while now, before he just starts
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...Nice wolf.
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I still have a feeling that I'll be more than a match for whatever this place throws at me...
Be careful, she's not used to humans, and she bites... hard.
Honestly, I'm kinda surprised you're not afraid of me. After all, I'm not exactly very human-like in my looks...
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All right then. Who knows, maybe this place really is done messing with people's minds for now.
...Righto. I'll try not to earn a biting, then.
[Raises an eyebrow.] There are non-humans on my world as well. Mind, none of them look quite like you, but they're there just the same. The Tribes-- uh, beast people. So it's not that odd.
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Beast people? And why do you call them that?
[Thrall has a brief glimpse back to his days as a slave, but forces himself to give this young man the benefit of the doubt... until he finds out that it's not a young man he's addressing.]
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You'll forgive me if I'm defensive... my people only recently broke the bonds of slavery placed upon us by humans... as such, orc-human relations are somewhat... tense.
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Yes... humans and my people have had legitimate disagreements in the past, however, that was due to a despot that sold our people to demons in exchange for empty promises of power... that was before my time... however, now, humanity is still clinging to old hatreds, though I'm pleased to see that the younger generations are more... accepting, to my people.
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Still, that doesn't excuse doing something like - like that. That just ain't right. [She shakes her head angrily.]
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I'm glad to see that attitude extends even here... tell me, what's your name?
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I am Thrall, son of Durotan, Warchief of the Horde.
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I see. Nice to meet you, then, Thrall.
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[Thrall dismounts the wolf and opts to walk beside it for a moment.]
You have the look of a warrior to you... am I wrong?
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A warrior never lets down their guard. Wise words from a young mouth. [Thrall smiles.]
I may have to stop by this store of yours... though I'm not sure I know what a dojo is...
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