Disclaimer: Frodo does not belong to me, actually Elijah Wood belongs to me
but then you would have to know me to understand that (hugs Elijah) hope
you like the 2nd chapter! Please don't hurt me!! it's the 1st really
discriptioned story I've ever done.
Blue Eyes of Fire
When Diamond woke up, she found a cold hand slapping her cheek. She opened her blue-turning grey eyes to see a face above her, looking concerned and desperate. "You're awake." The man said. "yes, so it would appear." Diamond said slowly as she lifted herself up from the cold ground of her neighbourhood McDonalds. Her loose, black, shoulder length , straight hair was in her face. She brushed it away hastily. Suddenly she remembered why she was on the ground in the first place. She glanced at the sword that the stranger still held in his hand. Diamond was uneasy, and she scuttled off into the corner where she had found him earlier on. He looked at her puzzled at first, then looked in her range of vision, at the sword, he hastily put it away. He looked desperate for help. He tried to speak, but Diamond got there first. "W-who are you? What are you doing here, and why on God's earth do you have a sword???" Diamond asked in a speed faster then even the sharp ears of Elves could not understand it. The man nealed down in front of Diamond and spoke. " My name is Frodo Baggins, I am a Hobbit from The Shire. Frankly, I do not know how I came to be..here. I have a sword because my uncle gave it to me when the Fellowship and I set off for Mordor. Now please, would you stand up and not look so frightened of me. I am really not that harmful," Frodo held out a hand to Diamond, she looked at it, then took it nervously. "really, I just want to know someone isn't trying to kill me." He looked at her again, this time with some sterness in his face. "Do you know the way to Mordor?" He asked the question as if saying, 'do you know where the nearest bus stop is?' She looked at him amazed. "Mordor?" Diamond whispered as if the name itself was forbidden to utter. She looked down as if trying to recall a distant memory, then it clicked. "The books, the three most greatest writings in all of literrature." She looked at Frodo again, but this time her eyes had started to mist up with tears. "You're real!!!!!" she exclaimed. Frodo looked at her, confused. "I am real, I am right here." He gestured with his hands at his body. then suddenly he felt the weight of another person on him, it was the girl. He took her arms gently from his neck and held her at arms length. "If I may, I would like to ask you some questions now. Is that all right?" Frodo tried to look at both of the girls' eyes but found that it was to difficult, so he gave up. She smiled gently, then a single tear fell down her smooth cheek and onto the pavement. It reminded Frodo of how he had cried after Gandalf fell into shadow at the bridge of Kaza Doom. "Sure, what do you want to ask?" She looked at him quizzically, as thought searching for an answer in those deep, penetrating, ocean blue eyes. He smiled, then shuddered, and drew his Elven cloak closed towards his body. "If you do not mind, I would like to be in some kind of shelter before I start asking questions?" Frodo's teeth began to chatter, and only now did Diamond realise that it was indeed chilly. "Sure." She began to walk with Frodo beside her, down the block to her apartment building. Frodo suddenly turned to look at her, those eyes never losing their touch of penetrating the gazer. As he cocked his head to one side as he asked, " What is your name?" He spoke as thought he might break Diamond if he spoke higher than a normal tone. "Diamond." She said with an air of precaution in her voice, as though she thought she was giving away too much information. Frodo turned his gaze straight ahead again. "It is a beautiful name." He said. They reached a tall white building with endless windows and balconies. "I s this your home?" Frodo asked with mounting interest. Diamond looked up at the building and just glared. "Yes." She said it as though she wish it a death by the foul Ringwraiths, thought Frodo. Once inside the buliding they went to the second floor and came to a halt at the door 19. Diamond slipped a tiny silver key into the lock and the door opened. The girl sounded just like Lord Elrond when she smiled at him and said, "Welcome to my world, Frodo Baggins."
Blue Eyes of Fire
When Diamond woke up, she found a cold hand slapping her cheek. She opened her blue-turning grey eyes to see a face above her, looking concerned and desperate. "You're awake." The man said. "yes, so it would appear." Diamond said slowly as she lifted herself up from the cold ground of her neighbourhood McDonalds. Her loose, black, shoulder length , straight hair was in her face. She brushed it away hastily. Suddenly she remembered why she was on the ground in the first place. She glanced at the sword that the stranger still held in his hand. Diamond was uneasy, and she scuttled off into the corner where she had found him earlier on. He looked at her puzzled at first, then looked in her range of vision, at the sword, he hastily put it away. He looked desperate for help. He tried to speak, but Diamond got there first. "W-who are you? What are you doing here, and why on God's earth do you have a sword???" Diamond asked in a speed faster then even the sharp ears of Elves could not understand it. The man nealed down in front of Diamond and spoke. " My name is Frodo Baggins, I am a Hobbit from The Shire. Frankly, I do not know how I came to be..here. I have a sword because my uncle gave it to me when the Fellowship and I set off for Mordor. Now please, would you stand up and not look so frightened of me. I am really not that harmful," Frodo held out a hand to Diamond, she looked at it, then took it nervously. "really, I just want to know someone isn't trying to kill me." He looked at her again, this time with some sterness in his face. "Do you know the way to Mordor?" He asked the question as if saying, 'do you know where the nearest bus stop is?' She looked at him amazed. "Mordor?" Diamond whispered as if the name itself was forbidden to utter. She looked down as if trying to recall a distant memory, then it clicked. "The books, the three most greatest writings in all of literrature." She looked at Frodo again, but this time her eyes had started to mist up with tears. "You're real!!!!!" she exclaimed. Frodo looked at her, confused. "I am real, I am right here." He gestured with his hands at his body. then suddenly he felt the weight of another person on him, it was the girl. He took her arms gently from his neck and held her at arms length. "If I may, I would like to ask you some questions now. Is that all right?" Frodo tried to look at both of the girls' eyes but found that it was to difficult, so he gave up. She smiled gently, then a single tear fell down her smooth cheek and onto the pavement. It reminded Frodo of how he had cried after Gandalf fell into shadow at the bridge of Kaza Doom. "Sure, what do you want to ask?" She looked at him quizzically, as thought searching for an answer in those deep, penetrating, ocean blue eyes. He smiled, then shuddered, and drew his Elven cloak closed towards his body. "If you do not mind, I would like to be in some kind of shelter before I start asking questions?" Frodo's teeth began to chatter, and only now did Diamond realise that it was indeed chilly. "Sure." She began to walk with Frodo beside her, down the block to her apartment building. Frodo suddenly turned to look at her, those eyes never losing their touch of penetrating the gazer. As he cocked his head to one side as he asked, " What is your name?" He spoke as thought he might break Diamond if he spoke higher than a normal tone. "Diamond." She said with an air of precaution in her voice, as though she thought she was giving away too much information. Frodo turned his gaze straight ahead again. "It is a beautiful name." He said. They reached a tall white building with endless windows and balconies. "I s this your home?" Frodo asked with mounting interest. Diamond looked up at the building and just glared. "Yes." She said it as though she wish it a death by the foul Ringwraiths, thought Frodo. Once inside the buliding they went to the second floor and came to a halt at the door 19. Diamond slipped a tiny silver key into the lock and the door opened. The girl sounded just like Lord Elrond when she smiled at him and said, "Welcome to my world, Frodo Baggins."