Blood, flames and chains

[DrunkPapaBear 1975]

The Machine of Eternal Drudgery: an icon of the Naakh-za-Barash. The large cog represents Leyd, whereas the smaller cogs represent Gentharuz and Gazigash respectively.

 

 

Gazigazh-khlaar.

Khlaargrîsh.

The thunderous voice of the yeller filled the cavern.

 

Hear Gazigazh.

Hear the blood.

A thousand broken voices answered.

 

Ghaashgrîsh norknûl.

Ghaasgrîsh thrâk gaam.

The words of old blah echoed on the cold walls of stone.

 

Hear Gentharuz.

Hear the flames.

A thousand chants filled the cave.

 

Leydlûk skaat.

Leydlûk nork.

The flames of the firepit danced on the walls.

 

Hear Leyd.

Hear the wrath.

The voices of a thousand ancestral spirits chanted.

 

The lutauman stood away from the fire pit, his ichor dripping into the flames. The painted walls of the cave showed moving images of a settlement in the desert. Large towers raised from the ground, spitting black smog into the air of the south. The echoes of the spirit realm turned quiet as the orkish blood boiled in the fire.

 

 

 

 

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Letters are sent across Aevos, carrying the seal of an ancient clan.

 

To my grîsh, I call you back to the honorbound lands.

Return for we have been summoned by the pantheon.

Gentharuz called for the flames to rise out of the sands.

Gazigazh called for a tidal wave of blood to wash away the filth.

Leyd called for the submission of lesser being, for his strength to flow through us.

The cogs of industry will be fueled with the desert.

Return to the Horde.

Return to Raguk.

 

Signed

Ûkmatum,

Blood of Kharak “Plaguebringer” Raguk,

Yeller of clan Raguk.