And by the end everyone thought: Well, shit.

They should just call him Lobo. Do I get my cookie now?

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....I...can't find a flipping cookie emoji...I could've sworn this site had a flipping cookie enoji...oh well, at least it has this.
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Eeyup.

Another wonderful chapter (with an evil cliffhanger ending). I had been wondering if you would bring up the spore thing. Most authors seem to either not know about it or ignore it, it's nice to see it acknowledged for once considering that cannonicaly it is one of the biggest issues when dealing with orks.

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Yeah, the only thing I'm gonna ignore is the language barrier. It's just too big of a hassle, so I'm using Dawn of War logic for that one.

Luckily Ork spores can lay dormant for centuries in the absence of a Waaagh! So we don't have to worry about them right now.

"Besides, it's a little too late to prevent Orks from becoming a part of Equestria...unless we set my Sanctuary on fire."

The group was confused by this at first, but their eyes widened to pinpoints when they realized she was referring to the Ork's method of reproduction: shedding spores from his skin that grow in the ground until they emerge as fully grown Orks looking for a fight."

Setting the sanctuary on fire might be a good idea. A single Ork is one thing. But a bunch of them? That sounds dangerous both to the ecosystem, and to the people.

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Fortunately, Ork spores can lay dormant for centuries in the absence of a WAAAGH! So they have plenty of time to figure something out.

hmmm, now to guess the future. Either...
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or this,

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Either would be hysterical

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Funnily there was a canon story where an ork sided with marines.

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It's rare, but it happens...under the right circumstances.