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October 24
I am now in Rivendell. It is a beautiful place, full of elves and everything. You should see Sam, he's so delighted. He loves elves. Right now, of course, he's looking after Frodo, who just awoke. I'm about to go over to see him, but first I should probably tell you about recent events.
Just four days ago, on the 20th, the hobbits, Glorfindel, and Aragorn and I were still on our way to Rivendell. I was telling Aragorn and the hobbits about all the spells I could do, and they were amazed. Even Glorfindel was listening.
"So, Harry," said Pippin, after I finished telling him about the Reductor Curse that I had used on the Black Riders (the ringwraiths), "are three anymore spells you can do?"
"Yes, and there are a whole lot of them." I replied, "There's the Summoning Charm, the Stunning Charm, and a whole lot of others."
"That's amazing," Aragorn said. I smiled and started entertaing Sam, Merry, and Pippin by showing the spells I could do. Frodo seemed like he was enjoying himself.
We walked along for a while in silence, but then that silence was broken by a horrible sound. Everyone, except Frodo looked around, frightened.
"Black Riders!" Sam exclaimed.
"Quick, Frodo," said Glorfindel, putting Frodo on his own horse. "You must ride this horse the rest of the way to Rivendell. It will get you there much quicker than this pony." And then he cried out "Noro lim, noro lim, Asfaloth!" Asfaloth, the horse, immediatley set off.
The rest of us followed immediatley, and we could just see Asfaloth in the distance. When we were very close to the ford, We saw Frodo stop Asfaloth. It seemed as though he wanted to give the ring up. Then I realised what was going to happen, and I immediatley conjured a huge flaming ball of fire and threw it at the Riders at the exact same moment that Glorfindel shouted out "Noro lim, Asfaloth!"
The horse ran ashore, and the Riders hesitated, but because of the fire, they led their horses into the water. Then something completley amazing happened. Something I can't explain.
I heard a huge rush of water, and I saw a huge wave rushing in towards the Riders. It took the form of horses, and charged down on the wraiths. When the water returned to normal, the Riders were gone.
Then Glorfindel and the rest of us immediatley rushed towards Frodo, and brought him the rest of the way into Rivendell.
October 24
I am now in Rivendell. It is a beautiful place, full of elves and everything. You should see Sam, he's so delighted. He loves elves. Right now, of course, he's looking after Frodo, who just awoke. I'm about to go over to see him, but first I should probably tell you about recent events.
Just four days ago, on the 20th, the hobbits, Glorfindel, and Aragorn and I were still on our way to Rivendell. I was telling Aragorn and the hobbits about all the spells I could do, and they were amazed. Even Glorfindel was listening.
"So, Harry," said Pippin, after I finished telling him about the Reductor Curse that I had used on the Black Riders (the ringwraiths), "are three anymore spells you can do?"
"Yes, and there are a whole lot of them." I replied, "There's the Summoning Charm, the Stunning Charm, and a whole lot of others."
"That's amazing," Aragorn said. I smiled and started entertaing Sam, Merry, and Pippin by showing the spells I could do. Frodo seemed like he was enjoying himself.
We walked along for a while in silence, but then that silence was broken by a horrible sound. Everyone, except Frodo looked around, frightened.
"Black Riders!" Sam exclaimed.
"Quick, Frodo," said Glorfindel, putting Frodo on his own horse. "You must ride this horse the rest of the way to Rivendell. It will get you there much quicker than this pony." And then he cried out "Noro lim, noro lim, Asfaloth!" Asfaloth, the horse, immediatley set off.
The rest of us followed immediatley, and we could just see Asfaloth in the distance. When we were very close to the ford, We saw Frodo stop Asfaloth. It seemed as though he wanted to give the ring up. Then I realised what was going to happen, and I immediatley conjured a huge flaming ball of fire and threw it at the Riders at the exact same moment that Glorfindel shouted out "Noro lim, Asfaloth!"
The horse ran ashore, and the Riders hesitated, but because of the fire, they led their horses into the water. Then something completley amazing happened. Something I can't explain.
I heard a huge rush of water, and I saw a huge wave rushing in towards the Riders. It took the form of horses, and charged down on the wraiths. When the water returned to normal, the Riders were gone.
Then Glorfindel and the rest of us immediatley rushed towards Frodo, and brought him the rest of the way into Rivendell.