Orc names generally consist of a given name followed by a tribe name.
Because there were many orc tribes, and their education was relatively underdeveloped compared with other regions, ordinary commoners usually took whatever was around them when naming their children.
Things like Iron Block, Stone, and Grindstone were common, so they added their tribe names to distinguish themselves.
Only among the noble orcs of more powerful tribes were there formal surnames.
That was why Moss's name was somewhat unsuitable for someone who wanted to pretend to be an orc.
After all, she had neither an orcish tribe name nor orcish noble status.
To keep a low profile, she could only lie and claim that she was an orphan who had been adopted by humans as a baby, thereby solving the problem with her name.
As for her profession, Moss was quite relieved that the orcs happened to have a profession so similar to her fighting style.
That was the Totem Warrior!
One could say that this was a profession decided from the moment of birth.
Only orcs who awakened their ancestral totems at birth could change professions and become Totem Warriors.
Their bodies were stronger than those of ordinary orcs, and they were naturally gifted with the magical ability to control a certain element.
Not only did they possess extremely high melee abilities, but they could also display destructive power in long-range combat that rivaled a Mage.
They could even activate their totems' unique ability, beastification, causing themselves to erupt with strength far beyond their usual limits!
And Moss was practically a copy of this profession!
Whether it was the Totem Warrior's fighting style or their ability to control the elements, it was almost identical to hers.
Even for the ability of beastification, she had her Ancestral Form, and