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[The locket opened to Javik’s face, mouth pulled down in a scowl. He was inside somewhere dimly lit, and a horse nickering could be heard not too far off. Without demon dogs slowing him down, he’d made it to Treun in good time, arriving just before sundown. His attempt to check in with a few people, however, had reminded him of House’s silence since he’d last seen him at Samhain. If he’d angered the doctor, he expected to hear about it rather than being met with static. That left few other options.]

I have attempted to contact the human doctor Gregory House several times this past month. He has not responded, and this ridiculous device will not even recognize his presence.

[He worked his jaw for a second, looking as though he were chewing on something bitter. First Daud, then Will, and now the doctor? Who was next, himself or Maglor? He was no stranger to losing allies, but when they just vanished it was infuriating.]

I believe he is gone from this world. When I return to the Station, I will inspect his room to confirm it. If you know anything otherwise, you will inform me.

[ He snapped the locket shut, ending the video.]

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Return them to the Station, if possible. Should he appear, at least he will know where his belongings are located.

[People could fight over his belongings later, he supposed, if the doctor didn't turn up after a few more weeks.]

Will they really be safe there?

I do not know. The imps at Caer Scima are far more likely to try to steal our possessions, but I do not have an alternative.

[After a few weeks they could talk about dividing up his stuff. Sorry you're gone, House, but thanks for the guitar.]

Could keep his stuff aboard the Pearl.

[She'll fight you for that guitar.]

I believe the Station would be more secure than a flying seaship.

[It wasn't going to sink if a storm came through. Also, he probably had the wrong number of fingers to play the guitar very well.]

You might have a point.

Alright, I'll drop it off next time we're there.

Good. [A thank you would be nice, but he always skipped that part] In the meantime, I will inform you if I learn anything new.

Thanks.