Cirdamir

The mist at daybreak was thick and grey and dreary, and it embraced the ground like an enormous cloak draped across the shivering shoulders of a small, freezing girl on a frosty day of autumn. From the sky fell a silent rain of cold, silvery beads, which pierced the peaceful stream where the wild animals went to quench their morning thirst, but the shore was remarkably empty this morning, and the stream had grown to the point of a lesser flood.

The boat left Celondim in the cool, dark night. The moon struggled hard to bring its silvery light through the thick and obese clouds, but there was no victory to be had tonight. The gray veil in the sky equally obscured the stars and the wind was practically non-existent. A heavy sigh escaped from my lips as the ship slowly, gradually moved over the Lhûn towards Mithlond. Along the riverbank, amongst the reed and vegetation, I noticed aggregations of fish being hunted by larger predators.

This great hall echoes of bygone conversations. As if you can almost you can hear voices from the past.. You sense recent events, at the same time ancient ones. But it only makes you solemn when you enter the Halls, nothing more...The Halls are peaceful, a nice place to be. You are alone, but yet not..

The interior is impressive; it also reflects a warm glow from the fire from the three fireplaces. It always makes me warm and safe.

"Shall we sing in our language? Perhaps he will cover his ears with his hands." The tall lean, athletic Elf-sire suggested, smiling at Daerundros coyly. He was garbed in the Hauberk of the Mirdirith, something which struck Daerundros as odd, being that the Mirdirith were centered in Lindon, and not so far East. Nonetheless, Daerundros grinned back at her companion, Cirdamir.

“I was right to send Daegond to find Turuviel and the sword. And I knew it is getting closer even before they ride into the valley” Reiven sighed softly “I should stay away from it and let them find a solution…” continued muttering to herself as walking in the halls blindly before her appearance caught by the others. She was too late to shift away…