Tarrok

"Well done, morra. You found me."

Tarrok greets the Hero on arrival, apparently having been sought out and found. When the Hero addresses him with an orcish phrase and calls him by name, he corrects the greeting, identifying himself as Ur-Shak's blood bonded, surprised the Hero knows it and asking how he could have spoken with Ur-Shak. The Hero explains he needs Tarrok's help to make an Ulu-Mulu, saying the world is at stake, and Tarrok points out an Ulu-Mulu isn't easy to make, asking whether the Hero has actually gathered what Ur-Shak said was needed.

Asked what he is doing here, Tarrok says the answer should already be obvious: he was a slave for many, many winters before he ran. He refuses to return to the fight, telling the Hero, "I have no spirit to fight on. The blue morra broke me, and I was a coward when the red ones came." While the Hero gathers what's needed for the Ulu-Mulu, Tarrok says he will wait and warns him not to die. When the Hero returns with everything collected, Tarrok inspects it and admits the Hero spoke true, asking if he crushed all the beasts himself.