THE GREAT WALL 5.4

Helirah the Imposing was not called that by accident. Though her strength paled in comparison to Scourge's, he could not bring her down with anything. For the sake of his promise, he had not argued with her, had not prevailed. This was also due to the fact that there were no points of disagreement in their actions. They simply went in the same direction. Scourge noticed the hyaenid's gluttony eyes and how those sharp teeth hungered for avian flesh, but for the moment, no one had crossed the line of decency. And now two more groups would join them: the orcs and the first hyaenid tribe. When they had replenished their strength and supplies at the Eternal Spring, they would set out, like separate fingers, each incapable of anything, but together they would form a fist that would sweep humanity from the face of the earth.