Now, considering the number of death threats I would get if I make this an Ademia/Haldir fic, I will refrain. But, I've become partial to Legolas torture (hurry up and update bloodthirsty!) so I will try to be as nice as possible *sounds of muffled elven sounding yells in the background* Ooops! I really gotta go now! *runs away from the tomatoes being thrown at her* And thank you Ailya the Sorceress (hehe) I enjoy curses.
Ooops! I just realized I was spelling my least favorite elf's name wrong! No offence, but she just gives me bad vibes. (Galadriel!) I'm prob'ly still spellin it wrong!
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"They were Trolls," the elf announced after looking at them.
Ademia looked up from her patient. "Trolls? Trolls are tall not short, stubby, and hardly taller'n a dwarf."
"These are Trolls," he replied. Orophin stood slightly behind Mia with Haldir. "Trolls? If this is a new type of troll..." he trailed off.
"We can cope, Orophin. We will have to find out more."
"But trolls invading Lothlorien... We watch the borders every second of every day. What could have gotten through?"
Mia looked up at the two of them. She spoke rapidly from her crosslegged position tending Legolas's shoulder. "Orophin double the guard on our Northern Borders. Haldir take care of our Eastern Borders. Put our most skilled on Southern and Western."
The bowed and after a nod from Celeborn hurried off. "There. Watch your arm and I won't fix it up again," she said to Legolas and she rose, bending then over Rumil.
"Princess Ademia?"
"Hm?" she asked absent mindedly.
"We need your permission to send a group of your guards to the caves."
"Caves?" she asked sharply, causing Rumil a sharp gasp of pain when she ripped the cloth apart. "Sorry."
"Moria."
She turned to the elf her eyes flashing dangerously. "No one, I repeat: NO ONE goes to Moria."
He bowed and backed off. Legolas was quite impressed by the sight of the not-so mild elf yelling at her mother and father's head advisor.
Of course Moria was a sore spot for her. Her mother spoke something to her so silently that even Legolas could not hear. Ademia's reply was one everyone could hear. "Then I will go. I will not send anyone to die in the Mines."
"You cannot go," Galadriel said.
"We will not send Haldir, Orophin, and Rumil to their deaths. I have been through the mines, and lived through it. I can do it again."
"You will not go alone. Haldir at least must accompany you."
"We need him here to guard our borders."
"He and his brothers will go with you."
"Three?!" Ademia cried. "Three is too many!"
"We are not streched that thin, my daughter."
Ademia glared at her but finished Rumil without too much hurt. When she pulled him up she told him to go get ready. Haldir and Orophin were called.
Galadriel was much put out by her daughters going to the Mines of Moria, but nothing was to be done by it. Haldir left with a tight promise to watch Ademia.
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HEHE! You all're gonna kill me!
Ooops! I just realized I was spelling my least favorite elf's name wrong! No offence, but she just gives me bad vibes. (Galadriel!) I'm prob'ly still spellin it wrong!
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"They were Trolls," the elf announced after looking at them.
Ademia looked up from her patient. "Trolls? Trolls are tall not short, stubby, and hardly taller'n a dwarf."
"These are Trolls," he replied. Orophin stood slightly behind Mia with Haldir. "Trolls? If this is a new type of troll..." he trailed off.
"We can cope, Orophin. We will have to find out more."
"But trolls invading Lothlorien... We watch the borders every second of every day. What could have gotten through?"
Mia looked up at the two of them. She spoke rapidly from her crosslegged position tending Legolas's shoulder. "Orophin double the guard on our Northern Borders. Haldir take care of our Eastern Borders. Put our most skilled on Southern and Western."
The bowed and after a nod from Celeborn hurried off. "There. Watch your arm and I won't fix it up again," she said to Legolas and she rose, bending then over Rumil.
"Princess Ademia?"
"Hm?" she asked absent mindedly.
"We need your permission to send a group of your guards to the caves."
"Caves?" she asked sharply, causing Rumil a sharp gasp of pain when she ripped the cloth apart. "Sorry."
"Moria."
She turned to the elf her eyes flashing dangerously. "No one, I repeat: NO ONE goes to Moria."
He bowed and backed off. Legolas was quite impressed by the sight of the not-so mild elf yelling at her mother and father's head advisor.
Of course Moria was a sore spot for her. Her mother spoke something to her so silently that even Legolas could not hear. Ademia's reply was one everyone could hear. "Then I will go. I will not send anyone to die in the Mines."
"You cannot go," Galadriel said.
"We will not send Haldir, Orophin, and Rumil to their deaths. I have been through the mines, and lived through it. I can do it again."
"You will not go alone. Haldir at least must accompany you."
"We need him here to guard our borders."
"He and his brothers will go with you."
"Three?!" Ademia cried. "Three is too many!"
"We are not streched that thin, my daughter."
Ademia glared at her but finished Rumil without too much hurt. When she pulled him up she told him to go get ready. Haldir and Orophin were called.
Galadriel was much put out by her daughters going to the Mines of Moria, but nothing was to be done by it. Haldir left with a tight promise to watch Ademia.
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HEHE! You all're gonna kill me!