Tauriel (
tawarwaith) wrote in
eachdraidh2014-06-03 06:38 pm
Video | Open to both courts
[Tauriel had spent the better part of a day learning the functions of the locket by watching how others used the device and asking a few questions. So it was with some confidence that she appeared using the video function of it. She is still a little uncertain as to how to address people properly on this... whatever it is.]
I am Tauriel and it has come to my attention through the Lady Galadriel that both my liege and his heir are here as well.
[there is a momentary pause, as she debates if she should inquire for anyone else being here, then decides against it. For now her main concern is for them.]
Therefore, I am looking to speak with either of them. They are King Thranduil and Prince Legolas of the Woodland Realm.
[In the end, and almost impulsively, she adds afterwards:]
If there are others who know of me, I would be glad to speak with you as well.
I am Tauriel and it has come to my attention through the Lady Galadriel that both my liege and his heir are here as well.
[there is a momentary pause, as she debates if she should inquire for anyone else being here, then decides against it. For now her main concern is for them.]
Therefore, I am looking to speak with either of them. They are King Thranduil and Prince Legolas of the Woodland Realm.
[In the end, and almost impulsively, she adds afterwards:]
If there are others who know of me, I would be glad to speak with you as well.

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[She nods, grimacing slightly.] I shall keep his name in mind.
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[ Blanching, Thranduil implores her with wide eyes. ]
He is as quick to anger as he is to invention, the father of Celegorm. The Silmarils, Tauriel, the ancient tales of those precious stones — he is their craftsman. Do not swear yourself into his service or call him friend, his words will own a binding strength in the simplest reply. [ Unparalleled in genius in some areas, mad and bloodthirsty as a dog in others. ] Get away from him without arousing his suspicions, for he was the mightiest among the Noldorin princes, a kinslayer, and older than I can reckon.
You are in grave danger while you stand at his side.
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I assure you my lord, I have sworn no oaths to him! I only agreed to travel with him because he was leaving Caer Scrima. I fear I cannot easily remove myself from his company. Not when we travel both in the direction of the Station.
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[ The only other option besides flight, really. ]
Why does he travel?
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[Really she had just sort of sprung at the idea of getting away from where she was. It spoke volumes of how impulsive she could be.]
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[Does he really want her to describe humans to him... they're hard enough to make sense of. But she gives it her best effort to briefly describe who all is in their company.]
Our going is slower as the humans need more rest.
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I will speak with you again, Tauriel. [ Curious, that one of his own people should be Unseelie. What can it mean? Wary of her as a result, but not overly so; he isn't sure which is worse. ] Be safe, my captain, until then.
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I understand now why you are one of my marchwardens.
[ And because he's the king and doesn't bandy needless words, he closes his locket to hang up. ]