Did you know that I almost slept and half-slept five each in class (and
nearly got screamed at) and break times because of those entrance exams,
ACP trainings and stuff? *snores* This might not turn out good, but hell. .
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Oh yeah, the bad word stuff was not my idea. ^^x Sorry for the offended parties!!!
"Sorry to bother you about this, Legolas. We better go back to sleep." She said as she tried to get him off the topic. "We have a lot to do tomorrow before you go. There are still a lot for you to see and experience, something like Disney Sea!"
"If you do not wish to talk about it, then, I shall not barrage you with such questions again." Legolas replied knowing she wished not to talk about the topic at hand.
They went up the narrow and he was led to the door of his room on the second floor directly in front of hers. He wondered how grass came to grow in the recesses of her abode yet he dared not ask Kei (it was a green carpet). He then tried to open the door by force for he had not yet encountered anything of the sort until that time as Kei had not showed him how it was done.
Seeing her mistake, Kei proceeded to show him how it could be opened and, of course, how to turn the lights on and off, and how to operate the shower (all in turn, filled Legolas with great awe). She told him that if he would want to touch anything, he would have to ask her lest he wants to eradicate her home. Legolas dared not touch anything that was queer for him and left their usage to his imagination, and, with nothing left to do, he retired to his rest.
Legolas opened his eyes to find himself standing on a placid lake. The ripples cascaded from his foot to the shoreline and as he followed it, he found himself in an Eden-like place. He overwhelmed his fear of sinking with his will to explore the meadows beyond. It was not known to him that it was Valior he was in; above the snow upon Oiolossë.
He saw Kei before a great hall as he pressed ever forward and had the will to call her yet he was not able for the great doors of the hall had opened and a bedazzling light shone before him. As his vision focused he could not believe the beauty of the being that was before him and her companion nor what he had heard for when the man had spoken, he addressed himself as Manwë and the lady as Varda (who was known to most as Elbereth).
He could not perceive what was said soon after as he fell deep into what seems like the center of the earth for the fire that was burning was great. There, he saw and sensed great evil dwell within. It was soon sanctioned as a being had become visible and, Legolas could not withstand his eyes for they were filled with malice.
He proclaimed his great hatred and revenge for Manwë, his child and the other Valar and Valier though Legolas could perceive the words, he could understand them. This, he knew could not be Sauron for his great hatred was not against the Valar but against the children of Ilúvatar (elves and men). Therefore, he reckoned it was Melkor, himself, who he was facing at that hour.
Soon, Legolas could no longer withstand his terrible might and willed to be out of it.
Legolas' eyes flung open and found himself sultry - it was but a dream. . .or a nightmare. Never in his life had he received such a scare, for not one had dreamed of the great dark lord, nor has anyone seen his true form. Indeed that he seemed fair yet, the malice in his heart proved to be greater hence his horrid appearance.
He slowly went back to sleep praying that he would no longer have a horrible nightmare like it; and he did not.
Oh yeah, the bad word stuff was not my idea. ^^x Sorry for the offended parties!!!
"Sorry to bother you about this, Legolas. We better go back to sleep." She said as she tried to get him off the topic. "We have a lot to do tomorrow before you go. There are still a lot for you to see and experience, something like Disney Sea!"
"If you do not wish to talk about it, then, I shall not barrage you with such questions again." Legolas replied knowing she wished not to talk about the topic at hand.
They went up the narrow and he was led to the door of his room on the second floor directly in front of hers. He wondered how grass came to grow in the recesses of her abode yet he dared not ask Kei (it was a green carpet). He then tried to open the door by force for he had not yet encountered anything of the sort until that time as Kei had not showed him how it was done.
Seeing her mistake, Kei proceeded to show him how it could be opened and, of course, how to turn the lights on and off, and how to operate the shower (all in turn, filled Legolas with great awe). She told him that if he would want to touch anything, he would have to ask her lest he wants to eradicate her home. Legolas dared not touch anything that was queer for him and left their usage to his imagination, and, with nothing left to do, he retired to his rest.
Legolas opened his eyes to find himself standing on a placid lake. The ripples cascaded from his foot to the shoreline and as he followed it, he found himself in an Eden-like place. He overwhelmed his fear of sinking with his will to explore the meadows beyond. It was not known to him that it was Valior he was in; above the snow upon Oiolossë.
He saw Kei before a great hall as he pressed ever forward and had the will to call her yet he was not able for the great doors of the hall had opened and a bedazzling light shone before him. As his vision focused he could not believe the beauty of the being that was before him and her companion nor what he had heard for when the man had spoken, he addressed himself as Manwë and the lady as Varda (who was known to most as Elbereth).
He could not perceive what was said soon after as he fell deep into what seems like the center of the earth for the fire that was burning was great. There, he saw and sensed great evil dwell within. It was soon sanctioned as a being had become visible and, Legolas could not withstand his eyes for they were filled with malice.
He proclaimed his great hatred and revenge for Manwë, his child and the other Valar and Valier though Legolas could perceive the words, he could understand them. This, he knew could not be Sauron for his great hatred was not against the Valar but against the children of Ilúvatar (elves and men). Therefore, he reckoned it was Melkor, himself, who he was facing at that hour.
Soon, Legolas could no longer withstand his terrible might and willed to be out of it.
Legolas' eyes flung open and found himself sultry - it was but a dream. . .or a nightmare. Never in his life had he received such a scare, for not one had dreamed of the great dark lord, nor has anyone seen his true form. Indeed that he seemed fair yet, the malice in his heart proved to be greater hence his horrid appearance.
He slowly went back to sleep praying that he would no longer have a horrible nightmare like it; and he did not.