Yes

After some deliberation, the two humans approach you. Henrik speaks, "We will join you." His hesitation is overcome by his desperation.

"Good. Then come join in my spoils." Kolgrug geatures to his meal, some lefotver deer meat that is now cooked over the fire. The two humans, all hesitation gone, rush over and begin tearing into the meal like the animals that humans think orcs are. Kolgrug allows them to eat his meal, as he wasn't very hungry himself. When they finish, Kolgrug speaks again. "Tonight, you rest. Tomorrow we shall initiate you into my tribe." The siblings, having eaten their first meal in weeks, and by a warm fire, fall asleep quickly. Kolgrug stands watch over them until morning.

When the sun rises, Henrik wakes up and looks around. He seems surprised that he is still alive and that the large orc didn't leave them in the middle of the night. "Good morning Kolgrug," despite his dire circumstances, he tries to keep his manners. Kolgrug simply grunts in return, orcs not being known for their love of pleasantries. Henrik clears his throat, "Ah, you spoke of an initiation?"

"Yes."

Henrik waits for him to elaborate, which he does not do. Finally, he speaks up, "What does that entail?"

Kolgrug smiles. "You shall see. First, you must bathe. Both of you stink." Henrik blinks in surprise. He had been out in the woods so long, he could no longer smell himself. Anya awakens next and, upon sighting Kolgrug, shuffles closer to her brother.

Despite her fear, her focus remains on one thing. "Do you have anything to eat Master Kolgrug?" The orc tosses her a biscuit, which she shares with her brother, both of them wolfing their portions down.

When they finish, Kolgrug says a single word. "Come." His meaning evident, they follow him for a short distance through the woods before arriving at their destination, a waterfall with a small pool. He speaks once more. "Bathe." The siblings look at each other.

Anya is the first one to speak. "Where we are from, men and women do not bathe together. Especially siblings."

Kolgrug lets out an annoyed grunt. "You will become part of my tribe today. Your old ways no longer apply." To hammer that point home, Kolgrug undoes his loincloth, letting it drop to the ground. Anya gasps when she sees his manhood. Even flaccid, he is larger than the vast majority of humans, being gifted even for an orc. He casually wades into the pool. After a moment's hesitation, Anya slowly slips out of her ruined clothes, trying to avoid looking at her brother or the orc, covering her body as best she can with her hands. She quickly gets into the water, submerging herself to the neck in order for the water to hide her body. Henrik follows suit, leaving his clothes on the ground and getting into the water.

It doesn't take too long for them to get over their initial shyness once they are in the water. Both are in **** need of a cleaning and as they water washes their bodies clean, they begin to feel more rejuvenated and more human. Kolgrug finishes his bath first, and exits the pool, returning to the shore and starting a small fire to dry off. As he reclines by the fire, he asks them, "How did you come be like this, seperated from your kind?"

Henrik answers, "There isn't much to tell. Demons raided our village, killing everyone in their path and burning all the buildinds down. We only lived because we ran into the woods with nothing but the clothes on our backs."

"We wandered for weeks, every village we knew of burned to the ground, with nothing left alive," Anya added. "We became lost in the woods before seeing your fire." Kolgrug nodded in assent. Demon incursions were becoming more common everywhere. After she was done, Kolgrug picked up her clothes and smelled them, turning his head away and grimacing in disgust. He gathered up all their clothes, except the boots and dumped them in the fire. "No!" Anya cried, catching her brother's attention. "What are you doing!"

Henrik swims up and sees the rags they had been wearing burnig on the fire, and exclaims, "Those were our only clothes!" Neither human seemed willing to get out of the water nude and challenge the large orc, despite their distress.

Kolgrug grunted. "Your clothes were bad. Smelled bad. Dirty. I will hunt for skins after your initiation." The reminder of their initiation replaces their anger over their clothes with fear.

"Please, tell us what we must do," Henrik begged. Kolgrug decided he would tell them now.