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Author of [[Both Sides of the River]] Ventenar Singleton Stratford, born Ongaah the Small, was among the 21 rescued humans, liberated from Orcish bondage, taken over the years from the nearby Alexian Fort and town of [[Covington]] in the foothills of the mountains to the east of [[Nia-Agliare]]. | Author of [[Both Sides of the River]] Ventenar Singleton Stratford, born Ongaah the Small, was among the 21 rescued humans, liberated from Orcish bondage, taken over the years from the nearby Alexian Fort and town of [[Covington]] in the foothills of the mountains to the east of [[Nia-Agliare]]. | ||
Among these freed prisoners were 8 human | Among these freed prisoners were 8 human women all from town but as some had been held captive for multiple winters. The Covington militia also discovered 11 Half orc children all very young. The Ventenar in command of the posse decided to heed the pleading of the rescued prisoners and took their children back with them as well. | ||
The Fort and Town were filled with celebration on hearing the news of the return of some of their lost daughters and wives and friends but once reunited, many claimed that the Half Orc children were not theirs at all. Many of their families would refuse to take in a Half Orc child, some might even go a step further, abandoning the child to the wilds, or worse. | The Fort and Town were filled with celebration on hearing the news of the return of some of their lost daughters and wives and friends but once reunited, many claimed that the Half Orc children were not theirs at all. Many of their families would refuse to take in a Half Orc child, some might even go a step further, abandoning the child to the wilds, or worse. | ||