Winter in
kraut-land is lame. Seriously, I don’t think it deserves the word winter at
all. There might be other parts of this land where things are different, but
right here in East-Westphalia it does nothing but rain. I went out into the
woods to find some entertainment, maybe a monster to hunt, but there wasn’t
any. Some rabbits, that’s it. Got wet and muddy feet and consequently into
trouble when I came home.
How
different things were back home. I remember that one time when me and my
comrades went out into the wild to hunt a beast. It was deep and dark winter, in
fact it was so cold that the snot dripping from our noses froze. We went up
high into the mountains because we assumed to find one of those giant beasts we
call ice dragon. I’m sure some mad scientist (aren’t they all?) or wizard calls
them something posh like Glacialis Draconis. I might have overheard a
conversation where this came up. I could not possibly know this all by myself.
I’m an orc, for Gruumsh’s sake! On the other hand living with a human might
improve my cognitive abilities. I have no idea what I am talking about right
now. So maybe there’s some hope left for me to remain an orc through and
through. I’m driveling.
So, ice dragons.
Nasty buggers. They are slightly duller than your usual chromatic dragon but
luckily very evil and never contemplate whether eating their prey makes sense. That
way they’re more fun to hunt. Discussion is pointless and unwanted. I think
that way both sides get a fair chance to win the game. Not that I could care at
all about fairness. But in a battle of brawn vs. brain the odds are a bit
unbalanced. Imagine an orc interbreeding with a dragon. Very pleasing thought,
actually. Problem is, they’re hard to find if they take a slumber, what with
being white as snow and all that. So instead, we stumbled upon an ice golem which
was fun to destroy. It shattered prettily in thousands of icy shards. Not that
I counted them, but Noden said so and I had no reason to doubt him. On the
downside ice golems have the ability to shock-freeze their opponents which is a
bit disconcerting. Especially when being attacked by said golem the next
moment. But as always I could rely on my comrades to kick Frosty in the
metaphorical nuts.
She-humans
tells me there is a mythical creature called Yeti which might be fun to hunt.
Perhaps I will take a little trip to wherever that creature lives.
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