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Chapter Nineteen, and the Last Chapter.
Legolas ceased talking. The sun was coming up, the light streaming between the thick foliage above them. They will have to leave soon, to head back to the palace.
"So that's how it happened?" Aragorn asked, a grin lighting his features. "That is very interesting. Some of the things I might have to talk with my brothers about." He had a gleam in his eye, as if already imagining the reactions he would get for mentioning some of the things. Legolas sighed. For that meant the twins would be coming after him for telling Aragorn.
"Yes. Now, we must get back to the palace. You are due for Rivendell." The Elven Prince reminded his friend. Aragorn sighed. True, a lot had not happened while he had been here, but it had been a lot of fun.
"True." He said, standing and stretching. Legolas stood, grinning as the human blinked sleepily.
"Tired? You had been up all night listening to my story." Legolas teased. Aragorn shook his head, brushing his dark hair out of his eyes. He picked up his sword, belting it on. Legolas slung his quiver over his back, buckling it, and picked up his bow.
"So, that bracelet you let Tylendal have, did it actually do anything?" Aragorn asked as they walked.
"Indeed. It has a minor magic to it, enabling the wearer to sense any hostile intent towards himself. We had Gandalf look at it afterwards. It is not totally reliable though, and he has never truly had to use it. But it could come in use later." Legolas responded, smiling at a memory.
Aragorn noticed. "What?" He paced the Elf's relaxed steps, watching with curiosity. He had met Tylendal once or twice, but never for any length of time for him to make a opinion about how he liked the somber Elf.
"Just that after we were told the bracelet's power, we, your brothers and I, decided to test it." He grinned, eyes sparkling.
"Well?" Aragorn pressed, now smiling in response to the Prince's contagious grin. Legolas paused in his steps, turning to face the ranger.
"As you heard last night, we had many ideas for pranks. We decided to try one out. But as it ends up, pranks are limited in the way of 'hostile'. He sensed something, but since we weren't going to hurt him, he didn't get the full knowledge." Legolas' grin became wider. "He managed to figure out what was happening, and got out of the way. He wasn't happy, though, and after that it was chaos in the palace. We kept finding reasons to prank each other."
"Really?" Aragorn said. "How did my brothers fare?"
"Well, we soon divided into teams. Elladan went with Tylendal, and Elrohir and I. Haldir was there, and Glorfindel, and both had been involved in some of our more wild and elaborate pranks." Legolas smiled. "For some reason, they didn't enjoy it, and departed soon after."
Aragorn nodded. He'll have to ask Glorfindel as well. That should prove interesting. He smiled slightly; it should prove hazardous as well. Maybe he can get Elladan and Elrohir to forgive him knowing their childhood mischief to help with Glorfindel.
Legolas noted the smile, and guessed why. With an identical grin, he decided to take Aragorn to Lothlorien sometime. Maybe he'll see if Elladan, Elrohir, and Tylendal could go as well. Now they would have some fun if that happened.
Aragorn suddenly turned to Legolas.
"How did you meet Arwen?"
~*~*~*
Lol, can you guess my next stories contents? As soon as I can get around to it, I will. Been busy with school and my extra activities afterwards.
Thanks to all reviewers!
Chapter Nineteen, and the Last Chapter.
Legolas ceased talking. The sun was coming up, the light streaming between the thick foliage above them. They will have to leave soon, to head back to the palace.
"So that's how it happened?" Aragorn asked, a grin lighting his features. "That is very interesting. Some of the things I might have to talk with my brothers about." He had a gleam in his eye, as if already imagining the reactions he would get for mentioning some of the things. Legolas sighed. For that meant the twins would be coming after him for telling Aragorn.
"Yes. Now, we must get back to the palace. You are due for Rivendell." The Elven Prince reminded his friend. Aragorn sighed. True, a lot had not happened while he had been here, but it had been a lot of fun.
"True." He said, standing and stretching. Legolas stood, grinning as the human blinked sleepily.
"Tired? You had been up all night listening to my story." Legolas teased. Aragorn shook his head, brushing his dark hair out of his eyes. He picked up his sword, belting it on. Legolas slung his quiver over his back, buckling it, and picked up his bow.
"So, that bracelet you let Tylendal have, did it actually do anything?" Aragorn asked as they walked.
"Indeed. It has a minor magic to it, enabling the wearer to sense any hostile intent towards himself. We had Gandalf look at it afterwards. It is not totally reliable though, and he has never truly had to use it. But it could come in use later." Legolas responded, smiling at a memory.
Aragorn noticed. "What?" He paced the Elf's relaxed steps, watching with curiosity. He had met Tylendal once or twice, but never for any length of time for him to make a opinion about how he liked the somber Elf.
"Just that after we were told the bracelet's power, we, your brothers and I, decided to test it." He grinned, eyes sparkling.
"Well?" Aragorn pressed, now smiling in response to the Prince's contagious grin. Legolas paused in his steps, turning to face the ranger.
"As you heard last night, we had many ideas for pranks. We decided to try one out. But as it ends up, pranks are limited in the way of 'hostile'. He sensed something, but since we weren't going to hurt him, he didn't get the full knowledge." Legolas' grin became wider. "He managed to figure out what was happening, and got out of the way. He wasn't happy, though, and after that it was chaos in the palace. We kept finding reasons to prank each other."
"Really?" Aragorn said. "How did my brothers fare?"
"Well, we soon divided into teams. Elladan went with Tylendal, and Elrohir and I. Haldir was there, and Glorfindel, and both had been involved in some of our more wild and elaborate pranks." Legolas smiled. "For some reason, they didn't enjoy it, and departed soon after."
Aragorn nodded. He'll have to ask Glorfindel as well. That should prove interesting. He smiled slightly; it should prove hazardous as well. Maybe he can get Elladan and Elrohir to forgive him knowing their childhood mischief to help with Glorfindel.
Legolas noted the smile, and guessed why. With an identical grin, he decided to take Aragorn to Lothlorien sometime. Maybe he'll see if Elladan, Elrohir, and Tylendal could go as well. Now they would have some fun if that happened.
Aragorn suddenly turned to Legolas.
"How did you meet Arwen?"
~*~*~*
Lol, can you guess my next stories contents? As soon as I can get around to it, I will. Been busy with school and my extra activities afterwards.
Thanks to all reviewers!