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( seelie + unseelie ) video. it's not giving up, it's letting go.
[ A video, again, from the resident chatterbox, though this time he will attempt to be more... ah, concise in his words. It's a delicate matter, after all, and he needs to be careful.
There's little reason to smile, all things considered, and so he doesn't, though his expression remains gentle and with visible concern to every line of it. ]
There are two that I seek. Two elves that do not bear shards, but that have been in my service nevertheless.
[ They are one and the same, but with appearances different and names also different. And so he skirts around the subject of Celegorm, though there are some that will know no matter how he poses his questions, how he gives the descriptions. ]
One of the name Andrion, with hair black as the night and sun-kissed skin, his face fair, his features soft, his attitude earnest and merry though wary of strangers all the same. Naruthir, a pup barely grown into adulthood now, was his constant companion.
The other is of hair fair, cut short at the nape, sharp featured and imposingly tall and broad in the way of a fine warrior. What name he would give a stranger, I cannot tell you, but he is a hunter through and through, a wolf trapped in the body of an elf.
[ His pulse quickens, though it does not show outwardly, and Legolas gives a small smile, the perfect cover for some nerves. ]
I would welcome any information on their whereabouts- [ A pause, weighed with little hope- ] or on their fates; and of course I could reward for it, should you desire so.
[ Done with his request, he snaps the locket shut before his features twist in pain, from the way the scar on his chest flares up with a dull ache of memory. ]
There's little reason to smile, all things considered, and so he doesn't, though his expression remains gentle and with visible concern to every line of it. ]
There are two that I seek. Two elves that do not bear shards, but that have been in my service nevertheless.
[ They are one and the same, but with appearances different and names also different. And so he skirts around the subject of Celegorm, though there are some that will know no matter how he poses his questions, how he gives the descriptions. ]
One of the name Andrion, with hair black as the night and sun-kissed skin, his face fair, his features soft, his attitude earnest and merry though wary of strangers all the same. Naruthir, a pup barely grown into adulthood now, was his constant companion.
The other is of hair fair, cut short at the nape, sharp featured and imposingly tall and broad in the way of a fine warrior. What name he would give a stranger, I cannot tell you, but he is a hunter through and through, a wolf trapped in the body of an elf.
[ His pulse quickens, though it does not show outwardly, and Legolas gives a small smile, the perfect cover for some nerves. ]
I would welcome any information on their whereabouts- [ A pause, weighed with little hope- ] or on their fates; and of course I could reward for it, should you desire so.
[ Done with his request, he snaps the locket shut before his features twist in pain, from the way the scar on his chest flares up with a dull ache of memory. ]
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[ Sif does not understand it, now that she knows of it, why Legolas would be asking for someone who made him suffer so. Then again she does not know the full story, and she made a promise to Thranduil to not speak of the matter to Legolas. All she can do is trust that Legolas had his reasons, and knowing him they were good ones, or at least sprung out of his goodness. ]
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Legolas breathes out quietly, there's a long, long moment of silence before he responds. ]
Aye, it seems to be so. His mother believes it true as well...
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Sif waits patiently through that silence, thinking that if Legolas had nothing more to say to her he would have cut off their connection. ]
I would not doubt her on this, she is an insightful woman under most circumstances and when it comes to her children...
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[ He wheezes in a sharp inhale, then breathes out quietly. ]
There is nothing that awaits a shardless elf of Arda in death, a void, emptiness; the Halls of Mandos cannot be reached from here, I do not think.
[ If they would even open for a kinslayer, one so cruel too. ]
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You traveled here from Arda, did you not? His spirit is as wild as any I have known, it would not surprise me if it could find the way back. Or somewhere else. He might think it an adventure.
[ Comfort does not come easy to her, being a woman more prone to offering harsh truths, but she does try to be kind when she can, and Legolas has suffered enough. ]
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There is still far too much we do not know about this world, aye, and your words ring true to me. Perhaps free of the [ curse- ] Oath he will at last find peace, or happiness.
My thanks, Sif.