Dor'Lan eyed the two with suspicion, and he had every right to be considering what they did after his brothers surrendered. Only to be cut down mercilessly. Yet, they also gave him food, and water, and did not interfere with his collecting the talismans. Could he truly believe they wish to help further? "Why are you doing this?" He asked in a gruff voice as he leaned down to look at both Black, and Davis. He was tall, and powerfully built, and that made him a bit intimidating upclose, but Sebastian did his best to hide it. It would be Niko's soft voice that become the sound of reason. Explaining that they were doing this to promote peace, nad "Forgiveness". Dor'Lan blinked as he never heard of such kindness shown to orcs after such an event. Normally they're completely wiped out, or the survivors enslaved.<br/><br/>Dor'Lan reached out, and took the Matches, and gasoline. "Thank you, for your kindness." he spoke humbly before turning to start the funeral Pyre. Once he was away, and it was this time that Lev arrived. Sebastian turned, and looked up at the Russian. "Trying to regain footing that was lost earlier." Sebastian explained. "It is a good thing you're here, Corporal. Corporal Davis will see to helping you fit in." Sebastian stated before turning to Davis. "Also, I think Niko would be a better person to ask on whether or not the town be notified. I'm sure they heard the Gun fire, and seen the Aircraft. So, with no doubt, they're curious. Perhaps take one of the Humvees and escort her back to notify the Elder/Mayor. Though, I'll leave that call to her." He stated. unfastening his helmet, Sebastian ran his hand through his hair before he let out a deep laugh. "This is a hell'va way to start the day. And I didn't need any coffee." He joked before Returning the helmet to his head. "I'm going to talk with the General and see what her intentions are." he stated before moving away.<br/><br/>Approaching the General from behind, Sebastian's eyes wandered a bit. Following her shapely legs, and finding her tight bottom. They were quite amazing in his opinion, just like the Bunny Maid at the Mayor's manor. Normally, he would have taken a moment to appreciate the view, but considering what she done, it made it rather difficult. "Pardon me General, would you be accompanying us for a time?" He asked, his tone a lot more civil, and professional now than earlier. Remembering she was, in fact, a very high ranking officer