Samuel within the large orc body, listened intensely to the lore being passed onto him by the shaman. How he explained that once there was a warrior whom drove off a vast army of dwarves from an elven kingdom that was on the threshold of being eradicated by the industrious dwarven soldiers. In return a princess was to be the nameless ones prize. Much to the chagrin of the prideful elven king, he succeeded. Brash with his arrogance he turned on their champion. In retribution, he slayed the knights of the elven king and stole the princess instead. Deep within the mountains came the first orcs, born from long nights of fornication with his stolen bride. They called this ancient warrior, the precursor of orc kind "Shatterspine", duly named from the mountains he hailed from. The last words he heard of the shaman was the direction in which he and his fellow orcs were heading, before he felt his vision darken and his body feel like it was being pulled into nothingness.<br/><br/>He was being summoned elsewhere. Not by whatever entity had been dying before but this, this was something entirely different for the demonic looking orc. His vision snapped into place as he took in his surroundings. A dark ruined fortress that had been long abandoned but still held the unmistakable sense of power behind it. Alongside a small number of personal guardians of undead and gargoyles there were a few servants keeping these ruins decently enough. Upon a metal throne of black iron sat some kind of animated skull. Samuel knew what this thing was that his eyes watched. He honestly didn't expect something like this to be one to call for help. But theres a golden rule in Drakes and Damsels...<br/><br/>DON'T FUCK WITH A DEMILICH.<br/><br/>This demilich called itself Lord Chargoth, whom sounded dissatisfied with the champions that had been summoned. He took the opportunity to look around his surroundings taking note of the succubus in white robes and then properly addressed the skull speaking to them.<strong>"You assume correctly Lord Chargoth. From the looks and sound of things, you are the last of the council."</strong>He noticed that there was a rather distinct lack of anyone else besides whomever had been summoned by the demilich. Better to be direct with the demilich at this point. Thus he asked the question that gets straight to the point. Best to ask about the situation itself.<strong>"But why summon us in the first place?"</strong>Yes he knew that Chargoth hadn't intended to summon them specifically but none the less this was the result of the summoning.