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âGog! Magog!â Jess cries out. Itâs that familiar pain feeling. The baby is coming.
"You stay with Jess, I'll go get Pudd!" Gog said to his brother.
Magog nodded, then braced an arm around Jess' waist and helped her toward their nest.
"Just breathe, love." Magog said, only the faintest hint of panic in his voice.
She can hear the drums.
âJess!â
âMom?!â Ruby goes to her side, the opposite side of Gog and Magog. âIâm here dear.â
âWho is-â
âyour brothers and father are playing the drums. Now focus on the birth.â Ruby pats Jess back of her hand to comfort her.
Pudd smiled, happy for Jess.
"Alright, now, I want you to bend your knees, if it feels comfortable, and bear down. Your little one is ready for this world!"
Gog and Magog rested their cheeks against her head.
"You can do this, love!"
"That's our girl."
It was a late day, it started out good but Brettâs day had to get worse. She was being chased from her main route and into a corner by Arthurâs guards, believing that she was a spy. Breta cursed herself for not bringing a weapon.
An arrow flew through the air and skimmed her arm, then another embedded in the ground next to her.
The knights were toying with her, they didn't plan on making this quick.
A shadow fell over her.
The stench reached her nostrils first, the smell of one who has rolled in entrails and enjoyed it. But then the bottomless blue eye caught her in its icy depths, weighing her.
"Pact Troll." Gunmar said, blinking as the knights froze at the sight of him.
The question was so unexpected that for a moment, all Gunmar could do was blink down at the inquisitive gutter troll.
"What do you mean?"
âWhat was your life like before now? Like your parents and suchâ Breta looks up at him, her knees bending in an unknown rhythm.
"......I never had any family growing up." Gunmar said slowly, "I was raised by Nullhullers."
It hadn't occurred to him that there might exist a troll who didn't know who he was.
âI see, what are nullhullers? Even though my village didnât do much, we are very sheltered and donât know much about anything outside the village.â
"Nullhullers were a species of troll born for the act of stealing human children. They went extinct, some time ago. So you have not heard of Gunmar the Black?"
A strange band of trolls, to say the least! There was foolishness, but this was pure ignorance.
Margie has moved in with the Gumm Gumms. It took a few days for her to physically and mentally adjust due to her autism, but she managed to get used to the changes.
"What you call Autism we call 'Moon-touched.' said Gunmar, "One who knows the moon's voice, and dances to a song only they can hear."
He'd instantly given Margie a new wardrobe, fine furs and thick armor.
Margie puts on one of the furs to use as some sort of cape. âMoon touchedâ, I never thought of that!â She replied as she crafted some of the armor into a helmet that fits her.
Gunmar watched her work, startled and surprised.
"You know your way around a forge?"
âI helped restore some of the old steam engines from the B&O, so thatâs how I learned how to weld!â Margie explained, smiling. âIt wasnât that difficult due to my super strength, but I did get burned a couple of times. Thankfully, I have a quick recovery.â
"My mate took to the forge." Gunmar said quietly, "She was one of the greatest smiths I've ever seen."
He looked sad for a moment before turning his head in her direction.
"Be sure to line the inside of the armor with fur."
Margie nodded, and did just that before turning back to Gunmar. âYour first mate, who was she?â The princess of steam asked softly, hoping not to upset Gunmar.
"Her kind believed that to speak the name of the dead was to disturb them, so I'll not name her to you. You can find it in the book of Ga-Huel, if you must know. She was a great swordsmith, her temper was fierce. She spoke softly, but no one would ever doubt her words."
Gunmar seemed surprised, at how easily the words came to him. He'd not often spoken of Bular's mother in the past nine hundred years, and certainly not with anyone who wasn't Bular.
âShe sounds somewhat like me.â Margie murmured. âIâm sorry for your lossâŚâ
Gunmar found that an odd thing to say, but he grunted in acknowledgment of her compassion.
"What of your mother?" Gunmar asked, "Do you have any precious memories of her?"
âI donât have one⌠at least not yet. My father has an interest in Natalie the Union Pacific 9000.â Margie pulled out her iPad to show him a picture of her.
âShe hasnât been restored yet, but when she does, father will have her as his queen.â She explained.
"She looks like a fine locomotive." Gunmar stated, "I'm sure she'll give your father healthy heirs."
Gunmar was relieved to have his son, Bular. He didn't need to pressure Margie about providing an heir for him.
âGog! Magog!â Jess cries out. Itâs that familiar pain feeling. The baby is coming.
"You stay with Jess, I'll go get Pudd!" Gog said to his brother.
Magog nodded, then braced an arm around Jess' waist and helped her toward their nest.
"Just breathe, love." Magog said, only the faintest hint of panic in his voice.
She breath in and out deeply. She grasp her belly. âMagog, itâs almost time.â
Gog returned several moments later, Pudd set a hand on Jess' belly.
"How often are the pains coming?" asked the wormbeard, her eyes full of concern for a troll she'd watch grow from a child, now with child herself.
That it was her second child didn't alleviate Pudd's concern. Jess had had a hard pregnancy. They could only hope for an easy birth.
Pudd dipped her hands in a bowl of scalding hot water, rinsing them before reaching down.
"I'm going to feel how far along you are." She told Jess, "Are you ready, dear?"
âThe pain comes and goes about two minutes.â She answers in pain.
She looks over to her boys, grateful there here with her. âYes, you can check. Iâm ready.â
Gog and Magog take up positions beside her as Pudd reaches up and checks.
"Oh, Jess! You've done wonderfully! You're nearly ready to go." Pudd exclaimed proudly.
âThen letâs get the whelp out of me!â She cries. âIt hurts really bad! Aaah!â
She wishes her mom is with her. Even though she is an adult herself. Being with her mom brings her comfort. But she wonât admit it
Somewhere, the distant sound of drums could be heard drawing closer.
Someone was playing the drums for Jess, she could cry out as loudly as she wanted, her cries would be drowned out.
"Alright dear, let's try standing. I think that will help." Pudd said.

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It was a late day, it started out good but Brettâs day had to get worse. She was being chased from her main route and into a corner by Arthurâs guards, believing that she was a spy. Breta cursed herself for not bringing a weapon.
An arrow flew through the air and skimmed her arm, then another embedded in the ground next to her.
The knights were toying with her, they didn't plan on making this quick.
A shadow fell over her.
The stench reached her nostrils first, the smell of one who has rolled in entrails and enjoyed it. But then the bottomless blue eye caught her in its icy depths, weighing her.
"Pact Troll." Gunmar said, blinking as the knights froze at the sight of him.
The question was so unexpected that for a moment, all Gunmar could do was blink down at the inquisitive gutter troll.
"What do you mean?"
âWhat was your life like before now? Like your parents and suchâ Breta looks up at him, her knees bending in an unknown rhythm.
"......I never had any family growing up." Gunmar said slowly, "I was raised by Nullhullers."
It hadn't occurred to him that there might exist a troll who didn't know who he was.
*ingrid rolled onto her back, exposing her soft underside*
Gunmar ran the washcloth over her belly, loving every inch of her.
He could not imagine slicing into her. The thought of it made him feel sick.
Margie has moved in with the Gumm Gumms. It took a few days for her to physically and mentally adjust due to her autism, but she managed to get used to the changes.
"What you call Autism we call 'Moon-touched.' said Gunmar, "One who knows the moon's voice, and dances to a song only they can hear."
He'd instantly given Margie a new wardrobe, fine furs and thick armor.
Margie puts on one of the furs to use as some sort of cape. âMoon touchedâ, I never thought of that!â She replied as she crafted some of the armor into a helmet that fits her.
Gunmar watched her work, startled and surprised.
"You know your way around a forge?"
âI helped restore some of the old steam engines from the B&O, so thatâs how I learned how to weld!â Margie explained, smiling. âIt wasnât that difficult due to my super strength, but I did get burned a couple of times. Thankfully, I have a quick recovery.â
"My mate took to the forge." Gunmar said quietly, "She was one of the greatest smiths I've ever seen."
He looked sad for a moment before turning his head in her direction.
"Be sure to line the inside of the armor with fur."
Margie nodded, and did just that before turning back to Gunmar. âYour first mate, who was she?â The princess of steam asked softly, hoping not to upset Gunmar.
"Her kind believed that to speak the name of the dead was to disturb them, so I'll not name her to you. You can find it in the book of Ga-Huel, if you must know. She was a great swordsmith, her temper was fierce. She spoke softly, but no one would ever doubt her words."
Gunmar seemed surprised, at how easily the words came to him. He'd not often spoken of Bular's mother in the past nine hundred years, and certainly not with anyone who wasn't Bular.
âShe sounds somewhat like me.â Margie murmured. âIâm sorry for your lossâŚâ
Gunmar found that an odd thing to say, but he grunted in acknowledgment of her compassion.
"What of your mother?" Gunmar asked, "Do you have any precious memories of her?"
It was a late day, it started out good but Brettâs day had to get worse. She was being chased from her main route and into a corner by Arthurâs guards, believing that she was a spy. Breta cursed herself for not bringing a weapon.
An arrow flew through the air and skimmed her arm, then another embedded in the ground next to her.
The knights were toying with her, they didn't plan on making this quick.
A shadow fell over her.
The stench reached her nostrils first, the smell of one who has rolled in entrails and enjoyed it. But then the bottomless blue eye caught her in its icy depths, weighing her.
"Pact Troll." Gunmar said, blinking as the knights froze at the sight of him.
The question was so unexpected that for a moment, all Gunmar could do was blink down at the inquisitive gutter troll.
"What do you mean?"
It was a late day, it started out good but Brettâs day had to get worse. She was being chased from her main route and into a corner by Arthurâs guards, believing that she was a spy. Breta cursed herself for not bringing a weapon.
An arrow flew through the air and skimmed her arm, then another embedded in the ground next to her.
The knights were toying with her, they didn't plan on making this quick.
A shadow fell over her.
The stench reached her nostrils first, the smell of one who has rolled in entrails and enjoyed it. But then the bottomless blue eye caught her in its icy depths, weighing her.
"Pact Troll." Gunmar said, blinking as the knights froze at the sight of him.
Breta froze in place, she didnât expect the warlord to be here, more did she expect him to be protecting her. She heard things about him and now Breta is gonna find out of the rumors are true.
âPact troll?â Was all she could manage out, she hasnât heard of the term pact troll much, maybe once or twice during schooling hours back then, she never really focused in class.
Gunmar stepped over her as if she were of no consequence.
The knights tried to run, but Gunmar chased them down on all fours, tearing them from their horses and ripping them limb from limb.
Gunmar stared at young Breta for a moment, then tossed an arm to her.
She stare at the limb for a while, her brain still not following her body. âUhh- thanks?â She bent down to pick it up, it felt rude not to grab it.
âUhh- what just happenedâ breta looked at him, her face still in a confused expression.
"Did you expect the Trollhunter to come to your rescue?" Gunmar asked, peeling a knights Torso out of its armor and biting into it.
âI actually expected to die, I donât live anywhere near the- trollhunter?â Breta didnât know of this hunter of trolls. She looked at the arm, moving it around letting the armor fall off by itself.
Gunmar frowned.
"What is your tribe?" He demanded, "If you are not a pact troll, and not Dwozafolk...."
âOutcasts, what little village I have are outcast, we have to hunt and scavenge for our own food.â She crossed her arms before looking at the ground. She hoped her cousins werenât to worried about her.
Gunmar frowned at that, then tossed the rest of the human toward her.
"Take that to your people. Tell them Gunmar the Black provided their meal."
âYou just⌠hand over food?â This was unheard of she was still so confused about everything that just happened. Looking around she realized that now she was lost and didnât know her way back.
Gunmar turned to leave.
He had no intention of offering his help.
But perhaps if she was bold enough to ask....
âUh wait, can I come with you? Just for today, I will leave in the night.â She picked up the human and placed it in a different bag she was carrying.
Gunmar frowned.
The sun would be rising soon, and she may not make it out of the forest.
"....Very well." Gunmar said, impressed by her gronk-nuks. "Come with me."
He dropped to all fours, gesturing for her to follow.
She very quickly caught up to him, not wanting to be left behind. She worried about her younger cousins hoping they would be okay for the day.
âSo where do you reside?â She wanted to make conversation, it was her way to calm her nerves.
Gunmar stared at her for a long, long beat, then as they came over a hill, he pointed.
The Gumm-Gumm camp spread as far as the eye could see.
Her mouth was gaping, she never seen a camp so big before. She wondered how everyone knew where they lived.
âWow, thatâs a lot of trollsâ
"My armies." Gunmar stated, walking into the camp. Every troll stopped what they were doing to acknowledge him as he passed, their eyes settling curiously onto Breta.
Here and there, cookfires spattered with the fat of the humans roasting above them.
She was concerned about the fact that they mainly eat humans. But she didnât question their normal as she had no say.
âWe donât have an army where I come from, itâs always survival of the fittest. And the village people are not kind to the younger onesâ
Gunmar paused before one of the cook fires, grabbing a hand and tearing it free.
"Only the lowest of creatures do not look after their young." He said, passing the hand to a youngling that was wandering by. The youngling gasped softly then ran off with the tender morsel.

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Margie has moved in with the Gumm Gumms. It took a few days for her to physically and mentally adjust due to her autism, but she managed to get used to the changes.
"What you call Autism we call 'Moon-touched.' said Gunmar, "One who knows the moon's voice, and dances to a song only they can hear."
He'd instantly given Margie a new wardrobe, fine furs and thick armor.
Margie puts on one of the furs to use as some sort of cape. âMoon touchedâ, I never thought of that!â She replied as she crafted some of the armor into a helmet that fits her.
Gunmar watched her work, startled and surprised.
"You know your way around a forge?"
âI helped restore some of the old steam engines from the B&O, so thatâs how I learned how to weld!â Margie explained, smiling. âIt wasnât that difficult due to my super strength, but I did get burned a couple of times. Thankfully, I have a quick recovery.â
"My mate took to the forge." Gunmar said quietly, "She was one of the greatest smiths I've ever seen."
He looked sad for a moment before turning his head in her direction.
"Be sure to line the inside of the armor with fur."
Margie nodded, and did just that before turning back to Gunmar. âYour first mate, who was she?â The princess of steam asked softly, hoping not to upset Gunmar.
"Her kind believed that to speak the name of the dead was to disturb them, so I'll not name her to you. You can find it in the book of Ga-Huel, if you must know. She was a great swordsmith, her temper was fierce. She spoke softly, but no one would ever doubt her words."
Gunmar seemed surprised, at how easily the words came to him. He'd not often spoken of Bular's mother in the past nine hundred years, and certainly not with anyone who wasn't Bular.
Margie has moved in with the Gumm Gumms. It took a few days for her to physically and mentally adjust due to her autism, but she managed to get used to the changes.
"What you call Autism we call 'Moon-touched.' said Gunmar, "One who knows the moon's voice, and dances to a song only they can hear."
He'd instantly given Margie a new wardrobe, fine furs and thick armor.
Margie puts on one of the furs to use as some sort of cape. âMoon touchedâ, I never thought of that!â She replied as she crafted some of the armor into a helmet that fits her.
Gunmar watched her work, startled and surprised.
"You know your way around a forge?"
âI helped restore some of the old steam engines from the B&O, so thatâs how I learned how to weld!â Margie explained, smiling. âIt wasnât that difficult due to my super strength, but I did get burned a couple of times. Thankfully, I have a quick recovery.â
"My mate took to the forge." Gunmar said quietly, "She was one of the greatest smiths I've ever seen."
He looked sad for a moment before turning his head in her direction.
"Be sure to line the inside of the armor with fur."
It was a late day, it started out good but Brettâs day had to get worse. She was being chased from her main route and into a corner by Arthurâs guards, believing that she was a spy. Breta cursed herself for not bringing a weapon.
An arrow flew through the air and skimmed her arm, then another embedded in the ground next to her.
The knights were toying with her, they didn't plan on making this quick.
A shadow fell over her.
The stench reached her nostrils first, the smell of one who has rolled in entrails and enjoyed it. But then the bottomless blue eye caught her in its icy depths, weighing her.
"Pact Troll." Gunmar said, blinking as the knights froze at the sight of him.
Breta froze in place, she didnât expect the warlord to be here, more did she expect him to be protecting her. She heard things about him and now Breta is gonna find out of the rumors are true.
âPact troll?â Was all she could manage out, she hasnât heard of the term pact troll much, maybe once or twice during schooling hours back then, she never really focused in class.
Gunmar stepped over her as if she were of no consequence.
The knights tried to run, but Gunmar chased them down on all fours, tearing them from their horses and ripping them limb from limb.
Gunmar stared at young Breta for a moment, then tossed an arm to her.
She stare at the limb for a while, her brain still not following her body. âUhh- thanks?â She bent down to pick it up, it felt rude not to grab it.
âUhh- what just happenedâ breta looked at him, her face still in a confused expression.
"Did you expect the Trollhunter to come to your rescue?" Gunmar asked, peeling a knights Torso out of its armor and biting into it.
âI actually expected to die, I donât live anywhere near the- trollhunter?â Breta didnât know of this hunter of trolls. She looked at the arm, moving it around letting the armor fall off by itself.
Gunmar frowned.
"What is your tribe?" He demanded, "If you are not a pact troll, and not Dwozafolk...."
âOutcasts, what little village I have are outcast, we have to hunt and scavenge for our own food.â She crossed her arms before looking at the ground. She hoped her cousins werenât to worried about her.
Gunmar frowned at that, then tossed the rest of the human toward her.
"Take that to your people. Tell them Gunmar the Black provided their meal."
âYou just⌠hand over food?â This was unheard of she was still so confused about everything that just happened. Looking around she realized that now she was lost and didnât know her way back.
Gunmar turned to leave.
He had no intention of offering his help.
But perhaps if she was bold enough to ask....
âUh wait, can I come with you? Just for today, I will leave in the night.â She picked up the human and placed it in a different bag she was carrying.
Gunmar frowned.
The sun would be rising soon, and she may not make it out of the forest.
"....Very well." Gunmar said, impressed by her gronk-nuks. "Come with me."
He dropped to all fours, gesturing for her to follow.
She very quickly caught up to him, not wanting to be left behind. She worried about her younger cousins hoping they would be okay for the day.
âSo where do you reside?â She wanted to make conversation, it was her way to calm her nerves.
Gunmar stared at her for a long, long beat, then as they came over a hill, he pointed.
The Gumm-Gumm camp spread as far as the eye could see.
Her mouth was gaping, she never seen a camp so big before. She wondered how everyone knew where they lived.
âWow, thatâs a lot of trollsâ
"My armies." Gunmar stated, walking into the camp. Every troll stopped what they were doing to acknowledge him as he passed, their eyes settling curiously onto Breta.
Here and there, cookfires spattered with the fat of the humans roasting above them.
âGog! Magog!â Jess cries out. Itâs that familiar pain feeling. The baby is coming.
"You stay with Jess, I'll go get Pudd!" Gog said to his brother.
Magog nodded, then braced an arm around Jess' waist and helped her toward their nest.
"Just breathe, love." Magog said, only the faintest hint of panic in his voice.
She breath in and out deeply. She grasp her belly. âMagog, itâs almost time.â
Gog returned several moments later, Pudd set a hand on Jess' belly.
"How often are the pains coming?" asked the wormbeard, her eyes full of concern for a troll she'd watch grow from a child, now with child herself.
That it was her second child didn't alleviate Pudd's concern. Jess had had a hard pregnancy. They could only hope for an easy birth.
Pudd dipped her hands in a bowl of scalding hot water, rinsing them before reaching down.
"I'm going to feel how far along you are." She told Jess, "Are you ready, dear?"
âThe pain comes and goes about two minutes.â She answers in pain.
She looks over to her boys, grateful there here with her. âYes, you can check. Iâm ready.â
Gog and Magog take up positions beside her as Pudd reaches up and checks.
"Oh, Jess! You've done wonderfully! You're nearly ready to go." Pudd exclaimed proudly.
How often do you look for a mate? Or do they have to come to you?
"At my age, I don't go looking for mates. If the urge is overwhelming, I make do."

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What is your comfort food?
"Bular's mother used to make a mushroom soup...."
What is the one mistake that you regret making the most?
"Letting that gutter troll live."