Bug’lug was born to a lone mother in the War Nation of Krugmar, a small ugly bastard orc which ventured north at the age of seven, alone. His mother was born in the land of Atlas between the War Nation of Krugmar and city of Dominion. He began caring for himself in a dense forest he wandered into, and he would stay there for many years. Lug appreciated the nature of it all, yet lacked a real passion, so he began digging. Bug found immense pleasure in creating large halls of stoned seclusion beneath the forest dirt, lit with small candles in bent metal cans. He seemed unusually tidy, his things tucked neatly into carved shelves, belongings neat and orderly. Such would become a pride of his and noticeable feature when among other commonly unkempt Uruks.
Each day he would venture out and bring home the days slaughter, draping the caves he dug out with all colors of hide and bone. Should a visitor appear suddenly, they would be greeted casually, though with caution. Bug liked a conversation, though not one which would subjugate him to scrutiny or offense; A changing demeanor plagued him, at one moment a brute and stern Uruk, at others brash and emotional. The only reason to explain this would be the natural ways of an Uruk, hiding all emotion until it boils over. His mothers name, Shab’lug, could be found scrawled in Bugs most tender of places. Near his sleeping area, the kitchen, even above his fireplace. He appreciated his mother but never felt the need to stay with her, he was a free spirited Uruk and tended to remove himself from large social gatherings if possible.
Bug’Lug has kept to himself, lack of education and social interaction forming him into a sort of brunt figure, on occasion going back and forth between the War Nation and his forest cave. He tried to stay friendly with fellow orcs. Especially his one friend Ben’gog who was a small blue tinted goblin, Bug found his skin unique as most others were green from the curse of Iblees, though that is almost the only Orc Bug was close in relation with. He lives passively now, wandering the area.
