Angela cringed as the drums started. "I felt it necessary." Frodo shook
his head. You survived this, remember?" Angela had forced Frodo to put on
the mail the night before, even though she was unsure she would actually
let the foolish hobbit friend of Frodo's to awaken them.
Angela smiled as the battle began. The elf shooting through the splintered board was frightening, but she knew it only held off the inevitable. She quickly encased herself in a corner where she started praying.
The battle went on, and you know how it goes. Then they came to the scene where the goblins all flee because the demon's coming.
Angela abruptly appears, and follows Gandalf closely. They get to the bridge, and Gandalf has made it break. The whip had come snaking back up, and.
Angela saw it coming. The demon intended on taking Gandalf back with it into the pit. Angela took a deep breath, and leapt.
The liquid flaming whip ensnared her body. In an odd way, she was numb to the pain. The demon, believing he had caught his prey, fell silently, waiting for the floor, where he would devour it.
However, there were other plans for Angela. Gandalf had somehow made her hover in the air. Angela fought her way out of the whips burning grip, and leaped for the wall. She clasped and held on tightly.
All I have to do is find a way to climb up this wall. I know they're too devoted to leave me behind, but maybe since I have the ring, they will?
Angela's thoughts confused her, but her troubled feeling managed to get her to the top before she got her feelings back, and felt the immense pain on her body.
The magician felt sorry. "I've hurt the human. Maybe I should send her back home. But she's got the ring of power, and I don't know how powerful she is." So the magician left the girl where she was.
Angela woke up in extreme pain. She screamed, it pained her so much. Frodo sat at her side. "I didn't realize sparing Gandalf would hurt you so much." Angela smiled weakly back. "I didn't think it would hurt this much, either. For some strange reason, only my ankle hurts." Frodo looked concerned. "Why? Gandalf put a healing spell on it to heal your body." Angela used her other foot to kick it off. She sighed. "Much better. Now it's evenly distributed." Frodo shook his head. "Now you won't be able to walk." Angela grinned. "Oh yeah?" Angela jumped to her feet. "It's the middle of my body that was harmed, Frodo, not my legs. I'd be sent home if I wasn't able to travel. As it is, I really don't want to face this Orc army with your friends. We need to visit the elves, and escape them."
Frodo felt unsure about this, but spoke to Gandalf, and he agreed that they should visit Lothlorien. "Sorry you'll miss seeing Galadriel, but we've got a ring to burn."
Once with the elves, Angela spoke to Elrond, and he agreed. It would be best if she left on her own to destroy the ring. It would be quicker, and less deadly to the others. He wished to send one with her, but she denied. "I would wish for Frodo if I must bring anyone, but I musn't waste his life on this, Elrond. He wouldn't survive the route I'd take, and I was brought here to spare lives, not take them." Elrond nodded. "You know the way?" Angela nodded. "To Morder. I will either die or return to my own land when I destroy this ring." Elrond nodded. "I wish you well. If it were in my power, I'd make the flames soft and cool. If not, may you die quickly." Angela nodded, still not believing she would die.
As she left, crossing the lake, Frodo appeared out of nowhere. Angela jumped. "Couldn't let me go, even though I was letting you lead a normal life?" Frodo shrugged. "What's fun, living the safe life?" Angela sighed, and handed Frodo a paddle. However, Sam was too late to join their expedition.
Out in the middle of the lake, Angela turned to Frodo. "Either I'm going to die in that lava mountain, or go back to the world of calculus. Unless you really want to leave your friends forever, I don't recommend coming with me." Frodo again shrugged. Angela glared at the sky, but said nothing.
A/N: I'll probably finish this fic by putting a really short ending on it. I plan on making a better fotr fic, but I just did this to sort out my feelings. If someone emails me about Angela, I'll give her a more interesting career. If not, I'll wait for something to come up that she can star in. Enjoy wading through gunky fics while I update my CC fics, changing Japanese and English names for easier reading.
Angela smiled as the battle began. The elf shooting through the splintered board was frightening, but she knew it only held off the inevitable. She quickly encased herself in a corner where she started praying.
The battle went on, and you know how it goes. Then they came to the scene where the goblins all flee because the demon's coming.
Angela abruptly appears, and follows Gandalf closely. They get to the bridge, and Gandalf has made it break. The whip had come snaking back up, and.
Angela saw it coming. The demon intended on taking Gandalf back with it into the pit. Angela took a deep breath, and leapt.
The liquid flaming whip ensnared her body. In an odd way, she was numb to the pain. The demon, believing he had caught his prey, fell silently, waiting for the floor, where he would devour it.
However, there were other plans for Angela. Gandalf had somehow made her hover in the air. Angela fought her way out of the whips burning grip, and leaped for the wall. She clasped and held on tightly.
All I have to do is find a way to climb up this wall. I know they're too devoted to leave me behind, but maybe since I have the ring, they will?
Angela's thoughts confused her, but her troubled feeling managed to get her to the top before she got her feelings back, and felt the immense pain on her body.
The magician felt sorry. "I've hurt the human. Maybe I should send her back home. But she's got the ring of power, and I don't know how powerful she is." So the magician left the girl where she was.
Angela woke up in extreme pain. She screamed, it pained her so much. Frodo sat at her side. "I didn't realize sparing Gandalf would hurt you so much." Angela smiled weakly back. "I didn't think it would hurt this much, either. For some strange reason, only my ankle hurts." Frodo looked concerned. "Why? Gandalf put a healing spell on it to heal your body." Angela used her other foot to kick it off. She sighed. "Much better. Now it's evenly distributed." Frodo shook his head. "Now you won't be able to walk." Angela grinned. "Oh yeah?" Angela jumped to her feet. "It's the middle of my body that was harmed, Frodo, not my legs. I'd be sent home if I wasn't able to travel. As it is, I really don't want to face this Orc army with your friends. We need to visit the elves, and escape them."
Frodo felt unsure about this, but spoke to Gandalf, and he agreed that they should visit Lothlorien. "Sorry you'll miss seeing Galadriel, but we've got a ring to burn."
Once with the elves, Angela spoke to Elrond, and he agreed. It would be best if she left on her own to destroy the ring. It would be quicker, and less deadly to the others. He wished to send one with her, but she denied. "I would wish for Frodo if I must bring anyone, but I musn't waste his life on this, Elrond. He wouldn't survive the route I'd take, and I was brought here to spare lives, not take them." Elrond nodded. "You know the way?" Angela nodded. "To Morder. I will either die or return to my own land when I destroy this ring." Elrond nodded. "I wish you well. If it were in my power, I'd make the flames soft and cool. If not, may you die quickly." Angela nodded, still not believing she would die.
As she left, crossing the lake, Frodo appeared out of nowhere. Angela jumped. "Couldn't let me go, even though I was letting you lead a normal life?" Frodo shrugged. "What's fun, living the safe life?" Angela sighed, and handed Frodo a paddle. However, Sam was too late to join their expedition.
Out in the middle of the lake, Angela turned to Frodo. "Either I'm going to die in that lava mountain, or go back to the world of calculus. Unless you really want to leave your friends forever, I don't recommend coming with me." Frodo again shrugged. Angela glared at the sky, but said nothing.
A/N: I'll probably finish this fic by putting a really short ending on it. I plan on making a better fotr fic, but I just did this to sort out my feelings. If someone emails me about Angela, I'll give her a more interesting career. If not, I'll wait for something to come up that she can star in. Enjoy wading through gunky fics while I update my CC fics, changing Japanese and English names for easier reading.