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Return of Kronos
Ch.4
KEY: emphasis,thought author's note
Okay this is what he saw, for people who don't understand. No flames!
I saw Helm's Deep like it was during The Battle of Helm's Deep. It was however not The White Hand of Saruman on the banners but The Eye of Sauron. It looked like the defenders had lost. Suddenly I was inside the keep. I saw Elaine (only she was older like in her 20's), Theoden, Aragorn, Gimli the dwarf, Legolas and the other survivors; 3 half-bloods and 6 Rohirrim. The survivors were trying to hold the door. BANG! The door got rammed.
Theoden said, "The fortress is taken," BANG! "It is over."
Aragorn said, "You said this fortress would never fall while your men defend it. They still defend it," BANG! "They have died defending it," BANG!
From somewhere in the caves someone shouted, "They're breaking in!"
Aragorn said, "Is there no other way for the women and children to get out of the caves?" BANG! "Is there no other way?"
Gamling, aid to the King, said, "There is one passage. It leads into the mountains," BANG!"But they will not get far, the Uruk-hai are too many," BANG!
Aragorn told him, "Send word for the woman and children to make for the mountain pass. And barricade the entrance!"
Theoden said, "So much death. What can men do against such reckless hate?" BANG!
Aragorn said, "Ride out with me," BANG! "Ride out and meet them."
Theoden responded, "For death and glory?"
Aragorn said, "For Rohan," BANG! "For your people."
"The sun is rising," said Gimli. BANG!
Aragorn looked at the window in deep thought. BANG!
Theoden said, "Yes," BANG! "Yes. The Horn of Helm Hammerhand will sound in the Deep, one, last, time."
"Yes," said Gimli. BANG! He went up the stairs to the The Horn of Helm Hammerhand.
The door was beginning to break when Theoden said to the half bloods, "Let this be the hour when we draw swords together."
Theoden and the rest got on their horses. BANG! The door got hit. He said, "Fell deeds, awake," BANG! "Now for wrath, now for ruin, and a red dawn!" CRASH! Orcs broke through the door. The Horn of Helm Hammerhand sounded. "FORTH EORLINGAS!" He shouted. They charged.
A/N I had to watch the movie to get this right. I kept having to pause and play, pause and play.
I returned to the now. I realized I was shaking. Hestia stared at me. "What did you see," she asked. I whispered what I saw to her. She said, "What you saw was what will come to pass."
I asked, "Lady Hestia there is something I don't understand."
She asked, "What is it?"
"Well, uh. You see I saw something like that before, in The Lord of The Rings. It looked almost exactly like it except there were no half-bloods I the movies."
"Tell me everything," she said.
And so I began an epic recount of all about J.J.R. Tolkien's Middle Earth. From the small hobbits, to the giant Oliphants, I listed every animal in Middle Earth. I told the history of it from the forming of Middle Earth, to the stealing of the Silmarils, to the war of the lost kingdom of Arnor, to the losing, finding, and War of the One Ring, and finally to the blurry peaceful times after The War of the One Ring.
Afterward she seemed troubled by something. She told us, "There is some thing not right here. I must find the others. I'm afraid that for now all I can do is give a bit of advice. Have a lot of friends but, don't make friends in the wrong places."
When we got back we found camp a mess and there were men all over. I asked Chiron, "What is going on?"
He told me, "Talk to Elaine about it." I walked over to Elaine.
"What is going on," I asked her.
"Well, you see, we went there in our different ways and we were positioned for attack. But just as we were about to attack, about 50 men ambushed a small group of Orcs (who were about 20 strong) that were late arriving. So we sent some envoys over to see who they were. They say they're Gondorians. Does that mean anything to you?" she asked.
"Yes," I replied.
"Well they needed a place to heal their wounded so we let them stay here."
"Who was their leader?"
"I think it was... Aramorn?"
I laughed, "Aragorn. Is he here?"
"I don't think so. But there's a Gimli here."
"Let me see him."
"He's in that tent," She pointed to a small Dwarf sized tent.
I entered, and I saw Gimli Son of Gloin. He was obviously the first dwarf I met.
I spoke, "Is Sauron dead?"
Gimli said, "No. What business do you have with it. Your to young to fight."
"Well that may be, but you need help and we're offering."
"But kids facing Uruk-hai, it's preposterous.
"We can take care of ourselves. In fact, I could have you hanging by a vine in three seconds."
"That's very likely," he said sarcasticly, "You may as well help."
"You should help rally-" I began but suddenly a war horn sounded. It wasn't ours.
I ran outside and up Half-blood Hill. I saw a huge host of Orcs that was at least 7,500, just on the horizon. I looked back and saw our force was only 400, with wounded. I went up to a camper and told him, "Go to the entrance to the Labyrinth and send word through the network to San Francisco asking Aragorn for reinforcements. Go. GO!"
He went sprinting down the hill and into the forest. He came back a few minutes later and said that the message was sent. Then we began fortifying the camp. We made it into one big stone fortress with forty feet high walls, that were ten feet thick and 200 feet long. It was a large four sided wall with a square in the center filled with huts. The Big House was turned into a tall keep with four stories added on to it, at the edge of the wall with a square ring around it, each side 20 feet long. It was our main command and armory.
I supervised the project and helped haul things up with vines. The fortress was made entirely out of stone that we found in one of the rooms of the Labyrinth. It took eighteen days of back-breaking work to make it near to complete. Halfway through, about a thousand reinforcements came from Aragorn. The leader of the reinforcements was to be Gimli. We only finished building the fortress because the Orcs had waited the whole time for something.
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