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I'm not sure how to continue from where I left off. That means that from now on, I will have to improvise.
OK, enough of my blabbing.
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Kurama was the first to break the silence.
"If Botan meant what I think she meant, then we are stuck here until the story ends. Exactly how it will end is up to us. It is no longer already written down…"
"What do you mean it is no longer written down? Does that mean we can change the story, because we already know what is going to happen?" Asked Keiko.
"What Botan also said is that the dark side of the book has pulled in some new characters, this will most likely change the storyline and the decisions of the characters…"
"And just what is that supposed to mean?" Demanded Yusuke.
"In other words, anything could happen, the storyline is up to us." Replied Kurama.
"What if some moran like Shishiwakamaru was pulled into the book?" Asked Hiei
"Or some one really dangerous, like the Tagoru brothers? Or Korasu?" Said Kuwabara.
"Then we'll just have to deal with it." Replied Kurama. "For now, we have to go to lord Elrond and see what is going on."
So Yusuke and co. followed Kurama into the trees and towards Rivendell.
All of the elves were aware that strangers had been pulled into their world. They all knew that the dark side was the first to pull others in. Now it seemed that superior forces have pulled in more people to make the balance equal between the dark and the light… Lord Elrond, wise ruler of Rivendell wondered if the strangely clothed humans they found in the forest could be the ones that had been brought to help the light.
Kurama led the others to Rivendell. He had really liked Lord of the Rings. He had learned elvish and even bought the atlas. Good thing too, or they would have now been lost…
Yusuke gasped when he saw Rivendell. So did everybody else. It was made from stone of the purest white. And must have taken centuries to carve. It was built in a valley, in a place were the sun always seemed to shine. With little rivers running by it, surrounded by trees.
"It's beautiful!" Exclaimed Keiko.
Yusuke just stared. "Wasn't Lord of the Rings supposed to take place in the past?"
"This is in the past." Said Kurama.
"What! Then how did they manage to build this?" Asked Yusuke.
"You can ask them when we get there." Replied Kurama.
"We're going there?"
Kurama sighed. If Yusuke had read the book like he had told him to, it would have been much easier for him to understand…
As they approached the main building, the elves gave them weary looks. They had all heard about the little fighting incident earlier… Kurama led them to a huge doorway carved from an ancient oak. The elf standing by the door opened it and led them inside. They walked down a very long corridor, past many doors and entrances, until finally the elf opened a small door somewhere near the end of the corridor. He ushered them inside, bowed, and left.
Yusuke walked into the room and came face to face with a very wise looking elf.
"I am lord Elrond, ruler of Rivendell." He said in a deep voice, "Middle Earth is in terrible danger, a dark shadow has risen in the east. The dark Lord Sauron has gathered all evil towards him and is now searching for the great Ring of Power, the only thing that is stopping him from returning to full power. We thought that the ring was destroyed, but it seems to have been found by a hobbit, Frodo Baggins of the Shire. You must help him on his quest to destroy the one ring. You must protect him, he is our last hope."
Lord Elrond stopped for a moment to look at their reactions.
Kurama was listening intently.
Yusuke was staring at the wall, a vacant expression on his face.
Keiko looked worried, and was biting her lip.
Kuwabara looked dumbfounded, he hadn't understood a word of what Lord Elrond had just said.
And Hiei, who had understood very well, looked like he had better things to do…
Is this really the help the great Valor have sent? Thought Lord Elrond. I'm certain that they know best.
(I hope that all you Lord of the Rings fans know that the Valor are sort of gods for the elves, that live in the far west…^_^!)
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I hope that you all liked the chappie! Please review. I am desperate for reviews, I might actually carry out my threat to stop writing. (Trust me, I just might).
As always, if you have some ideas that I might add, please tell me!
See ya,
Batan-chan ^_^
I'm not sure how to continue from where I left off. That means that from now on, I will have to improvise.
OK, enough of my blabbing.
* * * * *
Kurama was the first to break the silence.
"If Botan meant what I think she meant, then we are stuck here until the story ends. Exactly how it will end is up to us. It is no longer already written down…"
"What do you mean it is no longer written down? Does that mean we can change the story, because we already know what is going to happen?" Asked Keiko.
"What Botan also said is that the dark side of the book has pulled in some new characters, this will most likely change the storyline and the decisions of the characters…"
"And just what is that supposed to mean?" Demanded Yusuke.
"In other words, anything could happen, the storyline is up to us." Replied Kurama.
"What if some moran like Shishiwakamaru was pulled into the book?" Asked Hiei
"Or some one really dangerous, like the Tagoru brothers? Or Korasu?" Said Kuwabara.
"Then we'll just have to deal with it." Replied Kurama. "For now, we have to go to lord Elrond and see what is going on."
So Yusuke and co. followed Kurama into the trees and towards Rivendell.
All of the elves were aware that strangers had been pulled into their world. They all knew that the dark side was the first to pull others in. Now it seemed that superior forces have pulled in more people to make the balance equal between the dark and the light… Lord Elrond, wise ruler of Rivendell wondered if the strangely clothed humans they found in the forest could be the ones that had been brought to help the light.
Kurama led the others to Rivendell. He had really liked Lord of the Rings. He had learned elvish and even bought the atlas. Good thing too, or they would have now been lost…
Yusuke gasped when he saw Rivendell. So did everybody else. It was made from stone of the purest white. And must have taken centuries to carve. It was built in a valley, in a place were the sun always seemed to shine. With little rivers running by it, surrounded by trees.
"It's beautiful!" Exclaimed Keiko.
Yusuke just stared. "Wasn't Lord of the Rings supposed to take place in the past?"
"This is in the past." Said Kurama.
"What! Then how did they manage to build this?" Asked Yusuke.
"You can ask them when we get there." Replied Kurama.
"We're going there?"
Kurama sighed. If Yusuke had read the book like he had told him to, it would have been much easier for him to understand…
As they approached the main building, the elves gave them weary looks. They had all heard about the little fighting incident earlier… Kurama led them to a huge doorway carved from an ancient oak. The elf standing by the door opened it and led them inside. They walked down a very long corridor, past many doors and entrances, until finally the elf opened a small door somewhere near the end of the corridor. He ushered them inside, bowed, and left.
Yusuke walked into the room and came face to face with a very wise looking elf.
"I am lord Elrond, ruler of Rivendell." He said in a deep voice, "Middle Earth is in terrible danger, a dark shadow has risen in the east. The dark Lord Sauron has gathered all evil towards him and is now searching for the great Ring of Power, the only thing that is stopping him from returning to full power. We thought that the ring was destroyed, but it seems to have been found by a hobbit, Frodo Baggins of the Shire. You must help him on his quest to destroy the one ring. You must protect him, he is our last hope."
Lord Elrond stopped for a moment to look at their reactions.
Kurama was listening intently.
Yusuke was staring at the wall, a vacant expression on his face.
Keiko looked worried, and was biting her lip.
Kuwabara looked dumbfounded, he hadn't understood a word of what Lord Elrond had just said.
And Hiei, who had understood very well, looked like he had better things to do…
Is this really the help the great Valor have sent? Thought Lord Elrond. I'm certain that they know best.
(I hope that all you Lord of the Rings fans know that the Valor are sort of gods for the elves, that live in the far west…^_^!)
* * * * *
I hope that you all liked the chappie! Please review. I am desperate for reviews, I might actually carry out my threat to stop writing. (Trust me, I just might).
As always, if you have some ideas that I might add, please tell me!
See ya,
Batan-chan ^_^