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C234: Kruger’s Inquiry
Author: Little LYTA
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C234: Kruger’s Inquiry

Kruger did not stand out among the other orcs in any dramatic way, not even a little, and that was precisely the point. He looked like the kind of orc that could be mistaken for a random musclebound background character in a war movie, the sort who would get a name only if someone needed to explain why a bridge collapsed. His stature was enormous, his shoulders broad enough to carry a mountain if he had the patience, and his two lower tusks protruded from his m
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