Fight the orcs [Majority Votes]

Yessil smiled and picked up the paper detailing the orc fighting quest. She hadn’t had any issues with the goblins the day before and felt like she was up for a more challenging combat. From what she had heard orcs weren’t much different from vermin in the way they acted, the only difference was just how big they were.

Reading through the details of the quest it seemed like the orcs had been raiding a nearby village for a few months. The attacks were not very consistent and usually they appeared stole some supplies and then disappeared into the forest. However, it seemed that their last raid they had also taken some women from the village. Yessil frowned after reading that last detail and put the page on her bag. With a deep breath she stood up and walked out of the adventurer’s guild, ready to fight some orcs.

Yessil travelled for a few days down a road to find the village that was being attacked by the orcs. The journey had been quite tiring, but in comparison to her original trip to Hexville it felt like a walk on the park. The road had made it easy to traverse the forest and, while moving, her biggest problem had been a squirrel that refused to let her leave with all her rations intact. She shook her head and smiled thinking of the critter.

As she reached the village, she found a very tense atmosphere. People kept their heads down and while life seemed to keep going it was clear that the villagers seemed to forget that. Yessil walked carefully to an older looking dwarf working on a fence.

“Excuse me, I am here from the adventurer’s guild. I heard there was an orc problem.” She smiled as warmly as she could trying to present herself friendly to the man.

The dwarf rolled his eyes at the idea before turning his head to the young adventurer. “Ya lot surely took yer sweet time. It’s been weeks since we asked for help.”

“I’m sorry I recently just joined and I’m sure other problems have kept most adventurers occupied too.” Yessil didn’t know how to respond, but she figured trying to appease the people might be best. It was her duty to help after all.

“Whatever. So, what can I do ya for?”

“I’m looking for any information you can give about the attacks. I heard they have been stealing and recently **** people.”

The dwarf looked down and did his best to keep composed. “Aye, those bloody green bastards have been terrorizing out home for a while now. At first we thought it be just a group passing by. A clear annoyance, but none got hurt so we let it be. But then they came back. And again. And again.” The dwarf left his tools on the ground and took a deep breath before continuing. “We wrote to ask for help the second they touched our women. They came and took them… My sweet young girl got taken…” He tried to speak once more, but words seemed to get caught on his throat.

Yessil extended a hand and placed it on the older man’s shoulder. She nodded and felt anger raise within her once more. “Sir, I am swear I will do anything in my power to take them back. Where did they take them?”

“To the east, that’s all I could tell.” He put a hand on Yessil’s forearm and held it firmly. “Please bring my girl back, that’s all I ask of you, lass.”

The young caster nodded firmly and stood up. She dusted herself and began walking to the east. As she moved through the roads of the village people looked at her with confusion and a small spark of hope appearing on their faces. She didn’t care though, she just wanted to get this done and make sure to make the monsters pay.

Entering the woods once more Yessil did her best to move quickly. Without the aid of the road she found herself struggling against the foliage and, while she didn’t mind the rough terrain, her pace was not as silent as she would have preferred.

Moving carefully it didn’t take long before the half-elf found heavy tracks leading deeper within the woods. Looking at the marks on the ground she followed quickly, ready to find the monsters. As she walked, however, she remembered what happened with the goblins and decided to be more careful. She kept on following the tracks, but made sure to keep herself hidden away in case another trap might spring up.

Eventually the foot tracks lead to the opening of a cave and Yessil was able to hear strange noises coming from within. She perked her ears and heard what sounded like grunting and screams. With her eyes wide she pushed forward and entered stealthily into the cave. Her eyes were fairly competent in darkness to walking through the dark tunnels didn’t impose that much trouble for her. Eventually the tunnel gave way to a large cavern and the caster’s eyes widened with horror and disgust at what she found inside.

On the stony cave she saw a group of women in different states of undress being ravished by a gang of powerful looking orcs. She noticed and elven woman completely naked as she was being held by her sides by a muscular man forcing her to move up and down hic cock, forcing her to take him deep inside her pussy. On the other side of the cave a young human woman was on her knees with her hands around a large cock each while her face was being forcefully used by another of the green monsters. In the middle a dwarven woman was being violently gangbanged by three more orcs, the monstrous men were moving in and out of her holes without a care for the clear tears running down her face.

Yessil was shocked and kept on watching for a moment, unsure on how to proceed. She grasped her staff and gulped heavily as she looked at the scene. She had the element of surprise on her side, but they were more than half a dozen creatures. As her mind rushed through the incantations she knew problem kept popping up. Fire had worked wonders on the goblins, but using it so suddenly would be much too dangerous with the women so close to them. She had some knowledge of illusions, but she was unsure if that would work. Lizettes scroll stayed on her belt, but then again it might not work on so many enemies and she was still unsure of how it worked completely.

Ideas ran through her head as she thought about it.

Will she:

Use fire? She would need to give away the element of surprise to get the orcs to go to her and leave the women alone.

Use an illusion to distract them? Create a large monster to scare the orcs.

Use Lizette’s scroll? Dangerous, but might work.

Wait for a better opportunity? Patience is a virtue after all.

Get out? this is clearly too much for her.