Glorendir

Yet in its time a spring of wondrous glory melted the skirts of those white mantles and the valley drank the waters and burst into flowers. So came and passed with revelry of children the festival of Nost-na-Lothion or the Birth of Flowers.

Ealendil of Doriath and Vanyariel of the Falas performing a series of graceful movements.

Behind the dancing ladies, Glorendir is seen.

A wise Elleth once said:

Walking is related to a person talking in a common way.

But dancing, that is related to a person using poetry.

Behold the bond between movement and language!

Glorendir and Vanyariel chat briefly about the pleasant day in the Ered Luin Market before saying farewell.

Vanyariel, Aeriaeth and one lady Tinnwen converse in the background while a dwarf whose acquaintance Glorendir did not have the pleasure of making has a look at the nearby stalls. 

Lady Nethaellas and lord Celebringon chat nearby while Master Havold shows Glorendir the fine drawing and writing supplies of his own making. He decides to take the opportunity and refill his depleted supplies, purchasing a pair of sturdy blank books and two sets of pens. The two agree to meet in a month's time to share a good drink and food aplenty!

As the sound of stalls being set up, and the chattering of elves and dwarves bargaining for the best prices overtook the area, Glorendir stood by the bridge at Duillond, greeting those newly arrived to the market. Right behind the three elves, Master Gwinglaer, the Lampwright, readies his goods.