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Ringathradiel: Ringathradiel journeyed up the river, like she always wanted to, and finally stopped her journey when she reached Rivendell. Elrond was quite interested in hearing of the Luinalation, for he, too, believed it was just myth, until he heard word of the battles on the shore of the Anduin. She remained in Rivendell for all of her days, among the elves. She never fell in love again, instead waiting for the day when Valar would reunite her and Baranmundoion.
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Annifrid: Annifrid stayed behind, and led the women of the village for many years. She fell in love with a man of Gondor, one of the cousins of Boromir and Faramir, while he was passing through the area, and finally left the Anduin, going to Minas Tirith. She was amazed to find that Strider, who had aided her and Ringathradiel, was now the King of Gondor. Behind her, in the land formerly of The Luinalation, before she left, she had built a giant statue, made of gold, of she and Rinatarien. Persuant to Ringathradiel's wishes, she was not included in the statue, nor in the engraving. However, she was still remembered, in the hearts of many.
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The Fellowship left The Luinalation later that night, and journeyed further down the river. Soon after, they were attacked by Uruk-Hai. The rest of their tale is known, whereas their time spent with Ringathradiel, Rinatarien, and Annifrid, is not.
~*~* A/N: I hope you all liked that story. I know I loved writing it. Now what to do, what to do. What, am I kidding? I already started another story, lol! This is Kristin, signing off! *~*~
Ringathradiel: Ringathradiel journeyed up the river, like she always wanted to, and finally stopped her journey when she reached Rivendell. Elrond was quite interested in hearing of the Luinalation, for he, too, believed it was just myth, until he heard word of the battles on the shore of the Anduin. She remained in Rivendell for all of her days, among the elves. She never fell in love again, instead waiting for the day when Valar would reunite her and Baranmundoion.
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Annifrid: Annifrid stayed behind, and led the women of the village for many years. She fell in love with a man of Gondor, one of the cousins of Boromir and Faramir, while he was passing through the area, and finally left the Anduin, going to Minas Tirith. She was amazed to find that Strider, who had aided her and Ringathradiel, was now the King of Gondor. Behind her, in the land formerly of The Luinalation, before she left, she had built a giant statue, made of gold, of she and Rinatarien. Persuant to Ringathradiel's wishes, she was not included in the statue, nor in the engraving. However, she was still remembered, in the hearts of many.
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The Fellowship left The Luinalation later that night, and journeyed further down the river. Soon after, they were attacked by Uruk-Hai. The rest of their tale is known, whereas their time spent with Ringathradiel, Rinatarien, and Annifrid, is not.
~*~* A/N: I hope you all liked that story. I know I loved writing it. Now what to do, what to do. What, am I kidding? I already started another story, lol! This is Kristin, signing off! *~*~