Better fate for orcs

"I'm here because of my people, orcs... They are being destroyed, here and elsewhere." Agarh had a genuine sadness written on his face, something that didn't quite fit his rough features.

The young goddess thought for a moment. Then she replied. "Worried about losing your powerbase? Why should I bother helping you? All of the worlds will be better without green pigs, besides," she paused for a second, "Most timelines aren't all of them, right?"

"And do you like worlds in which orcs won?" Agarh didn't expect her to grant his request easily. Not after what happened between their other avatars. Still, he hoped that she would at least listen to him.

"Of course I don't! But it is how it works! Orcs either massacre or get massacred. Who if not you should understand this? You are creating all those wars!" Arana's nostrils flared as she spoke. Her gorgeous breasts heaved up and down with each angry breath. Her brown skin was flushed with anger. "Do you really expect that I'll join you,? Hey, you have a much better chance of having me spreading my legs like your whore." At this moment her hair ignited bursting into a raging inferno.

"I like your way of getting dry," Agarh said jokingly but he was ready to raise the rocky ground blocking any attacks of the furious goddess."Please, I just want to talk." His muscular body was ready for a fight but his eyes pleaded her to listen.

She let out a sigh "You're not going to change my mind, but fine. Talk. I'm listening." Her hair went back to normal as quickly as it lit up. Her face relaxed as she leaned against a rock near the edge of the pool. Her eyes were still fixed on him, but now they held more curiosity than hostility. After all, Agarh she knew would attack long before he would try to convince her.

"I want to see worlds in which orcs live in harmony with other races," Agarh started "I may be the god of war, but I do care about my kin. There is no happiness in constant warfare and hate. I need them to see other ways." Talking, he could help but admire Arana's body. Now, her being relatively calm, the other side of her beauty showed itself. Wind played with her long hair, causing it to dance and swirl around her body. Her cat tail rested on a boulder, gently swaying back and forth. Her eyes sparkled like rubies, her increasingly curious smile was seductive, her lips were full and inviting.

His reaction to her divine body wasn't too different from what a mortal person would experience, because avatars aren't gods. They are merely a fraction of complex multidimensional deities. What he couldn't know is that Arana was enjoying the sight in front of her eyes, too. The huge frame of the orc god, the powerful muscles covered in stone armor, the strong hands that could easily rip apart a mountain. He had many features that were attractive to a woman.

"Let's assume I believe you, " She made a small graceful gesture with her hand "So tell me, what exactly do you want ME to do?" Her delicate finger pointed directly at her chest.

"I want your help in creating loving pairs between orcs and other humanoids." Agarh swallowed as his title of the god of stone manifested in his groin area

She tilted her head to the side, puzzled. "Do you mean your boys have not enough slaves? Don't they just take what they need by ****? Love isn't something common among orcs, believe me. I know!"

Agarh took a deep breath and continued. "If I could just stop them from doing this, I wouldn't need your help. I want to change this." He was a proud god and he didn't want to beg for help. Her no there would mean the end of this plan.

Arana looked past him, thinking deeply. Her soft-curved face became serious, almost stern. "We can try. But I can't just create love. I can nudge things, create a fertile ground for feelings. Yet, it is always mortals who make the choice. Should I use my power to bring orcs and women of other races together, more often than not, orcs will choose to hurt like they usually do."

"But there will be ones that will form bonds of love, no? Love that will change their worlds for the better." Agarh could feel that she is seriously considering his offer and yet there was mistrust and fear in her.