Byung was shaken by what Murkfang had told him, but Murkfang granted his request to explore the farms since they had the necessary tools to mine properly. It was also because Murkfang knew Drekk could pay them a visit at any moment. Byung realized this was Murkfang's way of covering his tracks so he could hide the fact that he had given him his own personal free-use orc.
He knew he had to keep his discussions with Murkfang to himself, but life here was far calmer than the mines. The goblins here lived more like people. They had shelter, food, and the freedom to sleep whenever they wished. After all, farming didn't demand much labor once the groundwork was done, except for the harvest.
He also noticed that the goblins here didn't try to take his orc by force. Instead, they all showed him respect, as if Maui herself was a mark of his status. This was to be expected as this goblins were a lot more timid than the ones in the mine.
