Post by contributor on May 29, 2014 9:45:16 GMT -5
I don't know what it is about them, but I love em.
I just picture the Orcin carefully selecting the biggest and rowdiest of the little blighters and strapping various pieces of metal on to their little bodies. They're then beaten regularly and put in cages and poked with sticks until they fly into a blind rage. The upside is that they get all the raw meat they could want. They're never allowed contact with other living beings unless it's when they're put in cages with other Berserks to duke it out until only the biggest and toughest come out alive. When they fight, I think they might just be trying to get a hug from our heroes.
Kyera is thinking that, when this is all over, she's going to start a Berserk rehabilitation home in the ruins of an old Sedollan monastery.
I just picture the Orcin carefully selecting the biggest and rowdiest of the little blighters and strapping various pieces of metal on to their little bodies. They're then beaten regularly and put in cages and poked with sticks until they fly into a blind rage. The upside is that they get all the raw meat they could want. They're never allowed contact with other living beings unless it's when they're put in cages with other Berserks to duke it out until only the biggest and toughest come out alive. When they fight, I think they might just be trying to get a hug from our heroes.
Kyera is thinking that, when this is all over, she's going to start a Berserk rehabilitation home in the ruins of an old Sedollan monastery.
