Ulhlussë from Quenya ul- (to pour) + hlusse (whisper)

Ulhlussë is a Noldorin lady of Tirion that rests upon the hill of Túna where she spent her days in bliss, before Melkor's treachery drove her husband to the unexplored lands of Middle-Earth, forcing her to leave her refuge as well and accompany his call.

Her early life was spent in the gardens around the house of her birth, where, with joy and dedication, she fulfilled her duty as the keeper of her family's memories, tracing long, richly-painted family lines and arranging them upon the jewelled scrolls of the Noldor. 

These duties she took with her to Middle-Earth, seeking no hurry in describing the events of herself and her husband, and those who are long distant yet still related to her line. That led to many of her writings being of those long forgotten, honoring the elves who once walked upon the shores of Beleriand and departed for the West long ago.

Ulhlussë can often be found decorating the pages of long family books and scrolls under the shade of trees, or writing histories happened to those dear to her. She took a residence in Mithlond before the call of the sea will finally drive her back to Tirion.