" She is waking up now if you wanted to see." He told them quietly.
"Nothing that matters now," Aragorn muttered to Frodo. They entered the room to see Elrond on a chair next to a bed. Gandalf went and sat on a chair across the room and begun to smoke his pipe. They heard the girl take a deep breath
"Can you hear me?" Elrond said clearly. The girl's eyes fluttered open; her eyes were shockingly a bright shade of green.
"Yes," she said in a weak whisper
"Who are you?" Elrond said clearly again. She paused,
"I don't know." She whispered. "I don't remember anything." She looked around the room. Her eyes grew round and fearful when they met Aragorn's. She almost sat directly up in fright, but about half way there she recoiled and grabbed her stomach.
"What is wrong?" Elrond questioned her. Her eyes were still on Aragorn,
"Who is that?" the terror in her voice made hardly audible. A look of concern appeared on Aragorn's face.
"In time we will tell you. How is your stomach?"
" It hurts, who are all of you?"
"We will tell you once we find out who you really are. Now look me in the eyes and tell me that you do not know who you are." Gandalf got up and strode across the room. She looked up at Gandalf,
"I don't know who I am." He stood for a moment,
"There is no lie in your eyes, I am Gandalf…"
"The Grey." She finished his sentence. She put her hand to her head, " Many names in many countries, Mithrandir among the Elves, Tharkûn to the Dwarves; Olórin was in youth in the west that is forgotten, in the South Incánus, in the North Gandalf, to the East I do not go." She shook her head, "I think that was a lot of rubbish that just came into my head. I am sorry, forgive me."
"That is not Rubbish, those are indeed my true names. Where you leaned of them I do not know." Gandalf went back to his seat and appeared deep in thought.
"I am Elrond,"
"Halfelven, these names and things flow into my head as you say them, no memories return to my mind. Many other names and phrases come to mind when you said that, but I think you do not want to hear them."
"Please say them, it might be important to finding who you are."
"Well… Son of Elros and Elwing, father of Arwen Evenstar, Elladin, and Elrohir, Husband of Celebrian, who is daughter of Celeborn and Galadriel. And one other thing that I think would best be said alone if ever," Elrond looked around and said that it was time to let her have some rest. They each got up and left. After everyone had gone but Elrond and Gandalf,
"What was the last thing child, the thing that you would not tell?" Elrond said to her,
" The phrase, bearer of the Ring Vilya, came to mind but I am sure it is nothing," Elrond and Gandalf exchanged glances,
"My dear, we will leave you now to get some rest," Gandalf said to her warmly, they said good byes and left them to that.