Questionable Questing

I sleep. Thanks again.

Sleep well and hug puppie

How day. Read grummish update and you got collared nude pregnant women?

Zelo

Hey, how are you? I did hug the puppy.

Here's pregnant collar girls, although it might not be the vibe your going for. lol.

A little more slutty. Like how happy they are. And you read interlude

Extreme degeneracy and domesticity combined together is very fun.

Needs more degenearcy but I'm a power monger

Orc's are assholes that need to be killed or at least culled enough to stop any ideas for a generation or two, their way too comfortable with mind control and slavery despite their attempts to reform and change their ways which when combined with the mountain clans numbers and warriors is a disaster waiting. But Jon Arryan and his little kingdom are assholes too, who need to get humbled pretty hard too.

So in the wise words of one of my favorite comedians, Norm. "Now this might strike some viewers as harsh but I believe everyone involved in this story should die."

What you think of Grummish as a God character and his weird dynamic with John?

I can't tell if he wants to rip Jon's face off or corrupt him into an orc, and truthfully I don't think Grummish does either. I do think they both see a little bit of themselves when they look each other in the eye and neither of them likes it.

Was Grummish scary enough?

What you think of Jon?

I think Jon's an old man who can get with the times, and is increasingly lashing out as he doesn't know how to process that information. He's everyone's grumpy uncle bitching about dumb kids and real American's except, he has no one telling him no and the resources and control over an entire kingdom full of people.

Like I said Grummish and Jon both saw a reflection, and Jon might bitch and moan about mind control or slavery but if he had that power he wouldn't hesitate to use it to keep his people loyal to the Seven. He already does, in his own ways. Using peer pressure, grooming form a young age, and the torture to keep his people on the straight and narrow.

He's not wrong. Mind enslaving woman cattle training orcs. Lyanna having the princesses be bubble bath wives for Robert. Its quite mad

Jon's nor loyal to the Seven. They are his gods but he isn't obedient to them. He's loyal to Robert, the Vale, and generally making sure the Seven Kingdoms stay in one piece

Well when I say the Seven I don't mean it's gods, I more mean it's systems. Like for example if tomorrow morning The United States of America from the 1700's and fresh from defeating Britain appeared off the coast of Westeros, Robert or Lyanna would be curious and want to learn more. They would send diplomats and travel around.