<span class="bbc_font" style="font-family: arial;">Those visions that spilled out from the darkness caused Balthus to be <em>considerably</em> annoyed. Balthus had left the Burrow a champion that had conquered its most divine Goddess. Or so it believed. Yet now the Goddess before him was telling him that all it's work had been undone? That the divine Goddess and the others had been freed because it had been so long. That didn't seem right. No. It could have barely been a day since the Orc had ravaged through the burrow. The Orc needed answers. As much as it wanted to chain the puny, arrogant, cunt and demand answers the Orc heeded the warning of the voice and instead decided to probe as that powerful creature kept itself in check for the moment.<br/><br/><strong>"When was it undone? How long Orc gone?"</strong> Balthus unrefined speech came out in that same guttural slur as before. Perhaps a bit more refined but the Orcs speech still needed quite a bit of work. At the same time as the Orc was questioning the Goddess before him the Orc also decided to probe a certain voice for information. It was the first time, after all, that the Orc had bothered to actually ask something of the voice so surely it would do best to explain the situation.<br/><br/><em>'How long Balthus sleep for? What happened to Burrow and Balthus' breeding sleeves?'</em> That was how the Orc referred to those broken Goddess', even in the wretches of it's growing mind the Orc still say those fine bodies women as nothing but objects, possessions, to carry its children. But.. there was something else that the Orc wanted to make clear to the Goddess with the orb spinning around her. Orcs weren't to be threatened.<br/><br/><strong>"What you do if I stay and find my mates?"</strong> The Orc practically growled out that response, a snarl, that caused heavy bits of saliva to cling to those thick tusks protruding from the Orcs lower jaw.</span>