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They're all I own. I'd love to say that I own the LOTR characters
(particularly the hobbits!), but I can't because I don't. Happy?
A/N: Hi, all! Thanks to everyone who reviewed!
Lady Foxfire: You bet there will! I've already got the scene where I add Harry; my parents had to keep asking me why I was laughing at nothing all through dinner. Not sure about Sirius, but Voldie's definitely gonna be there. And as for how they get back, I dunno. Suppose Dumbledore'll have to find a way.
Aramer: *grins* Thank you! *bows*
Lausie: Yay! I'm fantastic! *dances around the room, then stops and looks fantastic up in her dictionary* Oh! Okay! *resumes her happy dance*
Moonlight Sonata: Eep! Now I'm scared! *hides under desk throwing pages of random stories at the horrifying Moonlight Sonata to keep it satisfied*
Silver Saffire: Yeah, the poor little guy just keeps getting into trouble, doesn't he? Oh well. I'm not sure if I'll send Boromir and Gimli in. I'm satisfying with what I've got for now! *grins evilly*
By around noon, the trio of Hobbits had grown tired and stopped to rest on a streambank (A/N: I hope we all know WHICH streambank by now!).
'I'm hungry,' whined Pippin, looking expectantly at Sam, who was always the one who made meals.
'Don't look at me,' growled Sam. 'Its all your fault for getting us lost out here!' 'We're not lost!' protested Merry, swinging his sword and neatly chopping a dandelion. 'We just don't know the way.'
Pippin looked at his two companions, seeing that they were not about to provide any food.
'Well, if YOU'RE not going to feed a starving young Hobbit, I'll just have to get food myself.' With that he began climbing a large peach tree, the whole time staring up at a single ripe peach.
'Hey!' shouted Merry, climbing the tree after his cousin. 'I want some too!'
Both reaching the branch at the same time, they began to fight over the peach, rocking perilously on the high limb.
'Watch out!' Sam called up to them. 'Don't fa-' Too late. Still fighting, they toppled off the branch and fell heavily to the rocks below.
There was a flash of brilliant white light, and then they were gone.
Sam blinked, then looked around in bewilderment.
What had just happened?
Looking down at the rocks, Sam noticed the stone with the elven symbols. That must be it.
Sam sighed. 'Samwise Gamgee, just how do you get yourself mixed up in these things?' Taking a deep breath, Sam firmly planted both hands on the rock.
Another white flash filled the clearing.
* * * * After a hearty meal, Dumbledore was leading Frodo and Aragorn on a tour of the Hogwarts grounds.
'This is a truly fascinating place,' said Aragorn as they walked alongside the lake.
'Yes, it is.' agreed Dumbledore. 'It is thousands of years old, and full of many secrets that we have not yet discovered.' He chuckled quietly to himself. 'So many wonders, some big and others small. But all of them still miraculous.'
As the old professor spoke, he turned to face an old beech tree. As you can probably imagine, he was very surprised to find an arrow point at his throat.
* * * *
'Frodo, Aragorn, run!' Legolas shouted, still with his bow directed at Professor Dumbledore. 'I'll hold them off!'
'Legolas, NO!' cried Aragorn, seeing the danger that their new friend was in.
Legolas looked confused, but didn't lower the bow. 'Run!' he shouted again.
'Legolas, stop, he's not an enemy!' said Frodo. Upon hearing the Hobbit's voice, Legolas seemed even more confused.
'You mean . . .' he said, lowering the bow at last, ' . . . You're not prisoners?'
'NO!' shouted Frodo and Aragorn in unison.
A dull blush crept into the elf's pale features as, more bewildered than ever, he shot the arrow into the ground between his feet. 'I am truly sorry, sir.' he said to Dumbledore. 'I wouldn't have threatened had I known you were a friend.'
'Apology accepted.' said Dumbledore kindly. 'Your confusion was perfectly understandable.'
Smiling in gratitude, Legolas turned to Frodo and Aragorn.
'Are you two all right? You aren't hurt, are you?'
'We're fine, Legolas. No need to worry.' replied Aragorn. 'How did you manage to come through the portal?'
Just as Legolas was about to answer, he was cut off by a loud roar coming from Hagrid's hut.
A/N: I know I'm evil, leaving you all with a cliffie like that. But don't worry; nothing bad will happen! Hope you all liked how I had Legolas meet up with Aragorn and Frodo. By the way, do you people have any opinions as to if I should bring Boromir and Gimli in or just let them sit in Middle- Earth and twiddle their thumbs until the end of the fic? Personally, I can't write very well from either of their personalities, but if you truly want them in the fic I'll try my best. Anywayz, all you people had better be nice and leave a review! *wields her new gold-plated computer menacingly*
A/N: Hi, all! Thanks to everyone who reviewed!
Lady Foxfire: You bet there will! I've already got the scene where I add Harry; my parents had to keep asking me why I was laughing at nothing all through dinner. Not sure about Sirius, but Voldie's definitely gonna be there. And as for how they get back, I dunno. Suppose Dumbledore'll have to find a way.
Aramer: *grins* Thank you! *bows*
Lausie: Yay! I'm fantastic! *dances around the room, then stops and looks fantastic up in her dictionary* Oh! Okay! *resumes her happy dance*
Moonlight Sonata: Eep! Now I'm scared! *hides under desk throwing pages of random stories at the horrifying Moonlight Sonata to keep it satisfied*
Silver Saffire: Yeah, the poor little guy just keeps getting into trouble, doesn't he? Oh well. I'm not sure if I'll send Boromir and Gimli in. I'm satisfying with what I've got for now! *grins evilly*
By around noon, the trio of Hobbits had grown tired and stopped to rest on a streambank (A/N: I hope we all know WHICH streambank by now!).
'I'm hungry,' whined Pippin, looking expectantly at Sam, who was always the one who made meals.
'Don't look at me,' growled Sam. 'Its all your fault for getting us lost out here!' 'We're not lost!' protested Merry, swinging his sword and neatly chopping a dandelion. 'We just don't know the way.'
Pippin looked at his two companions, seeing that they were not about to provide any food.
'Well, if YOU'RE not going to feed a starving young Hobbit, I'll just have to get food myself.' With that he began climbing a large peach tree, the whole time staring up at a single ripe peach.
'Hey!' shouted Merry, climbing the tree after his cousin. 'I want some too!'
Both reaching the branch at the same time, they began to fight over the peach, rocking perilously on the high limb.
'Watch out!' Sam called up to them. 'Don't fa-' Too late. Still fighting, they toppled off the branch and fell heavily to the rocks below.
There was a flash of brilliant white light, and then they were gone.
Sam blinked, then looked around in bewilderment.
What had just happened?
Looking down at the rocks, Sam noticed the stone with the elven symbols. That must be it.
Sam sighed. 'Samwise Gamgee, just how do you get yourself mixed up in these things?' Taking a deep breath, Sam firmly planted both hands on the rock.
Another white flash filled the clearing.
* * * * After a hearty meal, Dumbledore was leading Frodo and Aragorn on a tour of the Hogwarts grounds.
'This is a truly fascinating place,' said Aragorn as they walked alongside the lake.
'Yes, it is.' agreed Dumbledore. 'It is thousands of years old, and full of many secrets that we have not yet discovered.' He chuckled quietly to himself. 'So many wonders, some big and others small. But all of them still miraculous.'
As the old professor spoke, he turned to face an old beech tree. As you can probably imagine, he was very surprised to find an arrow point at his throat.
* * * *
'Frodo, Aragorn, run!' Legolas shouted, still with his bow directed at Professor Dumbledore. 'I'll hold them off!'
'Legolas, NO!' cried Aragorn, seeing the danger that their new friend was in.
Legolas looked confused, but didn't lower the bow. 'Run!' he shouted again.
'Legolas, stop, he's not an enemy!' said Frodo. Upon hearing the Hobbit's voice, Legolas seemed even more confused.
'You mean . . .' he said, lowering the bow at last, ' . . . You're not prisoners?'
'NO!' shouted Frodo and Aragorn in unison.
A dull blush crept into the elf's pale features as, more bewildered than ever, he shot the arrow into the ground between his feet. 'I am truly sorry, sir.' he said to Dumbledore. 'I wouldn't have threatened had I known you were a friend.'
'Apology accepted.' said Dumbledore kindly. 'Your confusion was perfectly understandable.'
Smiling in gratitude, Legolas turned to Frodo and Aragorn.
'Are you two all right? You aren't hurt, are you?'
'We're fine, Legolas. No need to worry.' replied Aragorn. 'How did you manage to come through the portal?'
Just as Legolas was about to answer, he was cut off by a loud roar coming from Hagrid's hut.
A/N: I know I'm evil, leaving you all with a cliffie like that. But don't worry; nothing bad will happen! Hope you all liked how I had Legolas meet up with Aragorn and Frodo. By the way, do you people have any opinions as to if I should bring Boromir and Gimli in or just let them sit in Middle- Earth and twiddle their thumbs until the end of the fic? Personally, I can't write very well from either of their personalities, but if you truly want them in the fic I'll try my best. Anywayz, all you people had better be nice and leave a review! *wields her new gold-plated computer menacingly*