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And yet in some mythologies aren't the Orcs military allies of the goblins? In a story I am involved with, Orcs, Goblins, Gnomes, and Trolls, which lat are planning, and soon soldiers amassing, to fight the Elvin kingdom whose jurisdiction ranged in Southwestern Britain, ranging from Southwestern Britain--present-day Wales and Cornwall--to present-day Wessex, which was becoming the major part of the Anglo-Saxon Empire forged by them in now-weak and populace-depleted Romano-Keltics, who escaped their enemies, seeing the hopelessness of their situation, facing as they were the huge, unlimited power and people of Northern Germany--theseChristian Kelts ran to Wales and Cornwall, and a few to Christian-Keltic Ireland--but the Trolls and their allies brutally subdued the Keltic kingdoms in Ireland ad enlisted the help of the wild Irish, who were Kelts but anti-Roman, anti-Chrstian Romano-Kelts; altogether these warriors were on the verge of invasion, while two major Elvin kingdoms, at war with each other, tried unsuccessfully to call a truce to fight the wild enemies to the West. A number of Christian Kelts joined the Elves, who themselves were not Christian but had heard of Troll-brutality in the conquest of Ireland and were going to fight it before they were literally shoved into the sea. . . . A loooong synopsis, I know, but never underestimate the power of the Orcs, and in some mythologies Orcs and Goblins were allies; in fact legend has it that the Orcs were either themselves Goblins or at least very-close, blood relations to them. The depictions of these two groups is very pretty, well--crafted; a fine artwork. But don't be over-generous to the Goblins'appearance. The Orcs, however, are represented true-to-mythical appearance. Anyway, I love this picture, and as I said in this picture the Goblins are a taller, hansome race, but the puniness of the Orcs, even of young girls depicted here, is exaggerated, since as I see it, encouraged as I am by Gesperarx's fine work in her gallery, a young Orc princess is shown as only a bit smaller than a dwarven captain on board ship, and adult Orcs are taller than dwarves. Still, I love this picture, sexy and hot as it is, the very cute Orcesses probably about to be returned by much-stronger Goblins to their master, who will, of course, spank, paddle, cane the bare bottoms of these "naughty" slaves--no doubt to be rewarded with a fat bounty for the slaves' return by the Goblins, as well as the Goblins assertion of power against the orcs, though that is only demonstrated by the Goblins' capture of little runaway Orcess slaves. I'm sorry to have confused you. My story is only in its planning stages, and it will be a lot clearer. (Hope I'm not breaking any site rules by mentioning my upcoming story. I'm just using it as an example of how I'm interpreting the ancient myths. . . . By the way, some mythographers have even identified Orcs with Trolls, but this is impossible since the Orcs were basically an attractive race while the Trolls are traditionally ugly. The elves, in the meantime are of course short, but except for their ears look pretty much the same as their Keltic and Saxon neighbors in Southern England.)
Did the fifth get away? In the last panel there are 4, to tied up and two being spanked. In the previous panel one fell and face planted, she doesn't seem to be in the final panel?
