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TEST DRIVE #6


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Yet, this appeared to be no mere peon of an orc. ]
Do you know to whom you speak, orc?
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[Oh nah uh, she did not just talk back to him like that! Now it's on-- okay. No. Anger and hast is what got him in trouble with Thrall before. Relax Grom, remain calm. The red glow in his eyes that was starting to form slowly dies down.
He peers down at her and looks at the weird device she's holding. He scoffs again.]
Looks like a drawing pad. [Happy?]
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Yet she is no fool, and perhaps if she gazed closer perhaps the resemblance would be more apparent...]
A drawing pad that it is made of stone. [ Her tone is apparent, as is her disbelief. Mages could inscribe on metal and the like, but that was different.]
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[Whether his title matched hers or not was hardly any concern of his. Honestly he had never even heard of these so called "Forsaken".]
Then perhaps it is one that mages use. [He is not letting this drawing pad thing go. And he is also not a mage so he can has no idea what they are capable of.] Though maybe you can consult with one of your vast number of followers about the object, Queen.
[The way he says "Queen" though is kind of in a mocking tone. As if he doesn't believe she truly is one.]
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She should have known.]
Our host has a sense of humor, it seems.
[ She expects the slight, especially now that she knows whom she deals with.]
Just as you can consult your gaggle of orcs.
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[He has to wonder exactly why she has that arrogantly amused look on her face. Ugh, this is why he has never gotten along with the undead. This right here.]
My Orcs are proud warriors of blade and steel. They'll know nothing of your little magic toy.
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Yet they are not here, either. [ The toy (etch-a-sketch) remains in her hand, all but forgotten at the moment. The artifacts present here were curious, but her company here, more so.]
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[Who knew they would get along about as well as she did with his son.]
Which I would call a mercy. [The last thing he would want is his men forcibly dragged to this place.]
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A bit worse than her relationship with Garrosh, even.]
Then we are both without our people.
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No. This was not what he had learned from Thrall. He failed him once-- multiple times even. He would not start again.]
If only you were aware of just how quickly your arrogance almost caused an end to this vile "life" that's being held together by dark magic and a corpse.
However, in comparison to slaying a God, a queen of dead, forgotten spirits is hardly a battle worth fighting. [Even though he hadn't killed Mannoroth yet, him and his Warsong still slew Cenarius. He was pretty proud of this!]
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You insult me as if you think I do not realize what I am. Such petty insults mean nothing to me. [ If there was one thing Sylvanas was always aware of it was this: that she was undead, a creature that would never truly be welcome amongst the living.
To the rest of his retort, she tilts her head, waiting for him to finish.]
This queen of the dead enslaved a Dreadlord, rather than fall into slavery of one. [ The fact that Varmithras ultimately betrayed her is a moot point here. ]