King Elk Forest burn it up

And already, Uka liked where this was going. He slowed himself from a trot to an intrigued stroll, having found his interest peaking in this other brute's presence. This wasn't going to be like the vaguely-flirty-passive-aggressive conversation he'd had with Delight, and Uka was all for it. You've caught me, he joked, finding himself moving only slightly closer. The distance between them was still fair, though much less than what it would have been under other circumstances. 

Uka, having been the larger of his peers for most of his life, was finding it difficult to adjust to his dwarfing, but something in him quite liked the change. You're right, though, he added, Had you seen me, you wouldn't have forgotten. That was one thing about him; Uka was one of a kind. He became imprinted on the minds of everyone he met, and on the hearts of those he entranced.