
by Radox
Gharvek is the unexpected Chief of the Great Tribe, a civilization of thirteen billion hobgoblins. Although he insists that he is not responsible for all of them, he constantly finds himself dealing with problems that no one else knows how to solve. Sarcastic, practical, and far more interested in finishing his breakfast than ruling a civilization, Gharvek faces increasingly strange situations every day. Yet beneath his apparent indifference lies the trait that truly defines him: whenever he discovers that someone needs a difficult decision to be made, he cannot simply look away. His story follows a young leader who is still not entirely sure he wants to be one, as he tries to understand what it truly means to be responsible for something far greater than himself.
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