Chapter 4
The Remedy
Legolas ran to the area of which she had fallen. He picked her up in his delicate arms and checked her neck for a pulse. He felt for a long period time and didn't find even the tiniest movement. She all of a sudden became cold and her skin turned a light blue.
Galadriel walked calmly to him and listened to his words. "She is... dead..." he said drifting off in to his darkened world.
"She is very much alive! She is merely frozen in time," Galadriel spoke to him. "All she needs is the burning fire of a blue dragon. Its blue fire can melt an iceberg with a single spark."
"But that species of dragon has been poached and become extinct!" Cried Legolas. "How am I to find something that doesn't exist in Middle Earth?"
"Something tells more than just accident happenings is at work here. Yes, I know that the Blue Dragon no longer roams this world, but there is one other living species that can save her by producing Blue Fire."
"What species!?" Legolas asked confused.
Galadriel looked at him with a grin on her lovely face. The words slipped from her mouth like a windy breeze in the salty ocean air. "Dragon Spawn..." She said with her Ancient, but soft and comforting voice.
"Dragon Spawn?" He said confused. "But where am I to find such a species?" But he then remembered where he had learned the name before. "Dragon Spawn...," he repeated to himself. "I was going to forget that these happenings never occurred and shun my dream from my memory. But the threads of fate and destiny have made sure that I will do this. I am the one that agreed to let her come with me on my journey. She is my responsibility to tend to. "
Galadriel nodded. "You must search the shores of where Ision River meets the Ocean, further west. There you will see a pool of water. That is where you must go to find the only surviving village of Dragon Spawn."
She then told him what Dragon Spawn was, as if she was directly reading from a book.
"Dragon Spawn and Dragons have a connection between themselves. When Dragon Spawn is born, a dragon born at the same time will be their eternal pet. But when one of the two dies, the other passes away at the same moment. This is why Dragon Spawn is hard to find. Because men would kill dragons for their own amusement, killing off meant Dragon Spawn would also die. But the Dragon Spawn you seek will stand out." She looked as if she was finished with her description, but explained more to him.
"Dragon Spawn normally have flaming red or blue hair, and have green eyes. If you don't see this in anyone there you will know if you have arrived incorrectly." She then bent down and picked Myian up from Legolas' arms and walked away leaving him on the ground buried in his thoughts.
He got and proceeded to leave the forest, to search for Dragon Spawn, but was stopped by a Guard of Lorien. He bore with him a load full of arrows and a letter. He filled Legolas' quiver and handed him the letter, which turned out to be a map of Middle Earth.
Legolas nodded and dismissed himself and quickly ventured into the daylight outside the forest.
The Remedy
Legolas ran to the area of which she had fallen. He picked her up in his delicate arms and checked her neck for a pulse. He felt for a long period time and didn't find even the tiniest movement. She all of a sudden became cold and her skin turned a light blue.
Galadriel walked calmly to him and listened to his words. "She is... dead..." he said drifting off in to his darkened world.
"She is very much alive! She is merely frozen in time," Galadriel spoke to him. "All she needs is the burning fire of a blue dragon. Its blue fire can melt an iceberg with a single spark."
"But that species of dragon has been poached and become extinct!" Cried Legolas. "How am I to find something that doesn't exist in Middle Earth?"
"Something tells more than just accident happenings is at work here. Yes, I know that the Blue Dragon no longer roams this world, but there is one other living species that can save her by producing Blue Fire."
"What species!?" Legolas asked confused.
Galadriel looked at him with a grin on her lovely face. The words slipped from her mouth like a windy breeze in the salty ocean air. "Dragon Spawn..." She said with her Ancient, but soft and comforting voice.
"Dragon Spawn?" He said confused. "But where am I to find such a species?" But he then remembered where he had learned the name before. "Dragon Spawn...," he repeated to himself. "I was going to forget that these happenings never occurred and shun my dream from my memory. But the threads of fate and destiny have made sure that I will do this. I am the one that agreed to let her come with me on my journey. She is my responsibility to tend to. "
Galadriel nodded. "You must search the shores of where Ision River meets the Ocean, further west. There you will see a pool of water. That is where you must go to find the only surviving village of Dragon Spawn."
She then told him what Dragon Spawn was, as if she was directly reading from a book.
"Dragon Spawn and Dragons have a connection between themselves. When Dragon Spawn is born, a dragon born at the same time will be their eternal pet. But when one of the two dies, the other passes away at the same moment. This is why Dragon Spawn is hard to find. Because men would kill dragons for their own amusement, killing off meant Dragon Spawn would also die. But the Dragon Spawn you seek will stand out." She looked as if she was finished with her description, but explained more to him.
"Dragon Spawn normally have flaming red or blue hair, and have green eyes. If you don't see this in anyone there you will know if you have arrived incorrectly." She then bent down and picked Myian up from Legolas' arms and walked away leaving him on the ground buried in his thoughts.
He got and proceeded to leave the forest, to search for Dragon Spawn, but was stopped by a Guard of Lorien. He bore with him a load full of arrows and a letter. He filled Legolas' quiver and handed him the letter, which turned out to be a map of Middle Earth.
Legolas nodded and dismissed himself and quickly ventured into the daylight outside the forest.