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Hall of Fire

Of Ruineth, and Other Matters. Part 2/2

What kind of Adventure is this?: 
Story

I placed my glass of wine beside me, on the bench, and kicked off my shoes. Estarfin put his wine on the floor for the moment, and stretched out his long legs. It was good to relax.

“The Hall of Fire is so empty now,” said Parnard, with a hint of wistfulness.

Making Decisions

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Screenshot: General screen

And departing the company of Lady Manadhlaer and the others, we three returned to a place near to Sogadan where Parnard could question him. They really were good friends, and any recent misunderstanding seemed to have gone. The Wood elf grabbed the Vintner by the shoulders and said, "Still dreaming, eh?"

"The tray is outside, Sogadan," Estarfin also addressed the Vintner as he poured himself a fresh glass of wine. "Fetch it when you will." He leant against the table.

Manadhlaer's Diary: Many Meetings, One Letter

What kind of Adventure is this?: 
Diary

Well, Diary. Today's entry is a little unusual. But then unusual seems to be my usual condition of late.

Exiting the Hall of Fire -- the usual music, dancing, wine, all very much the same, although there was a new elleth and meeting her was very pleasant; Fingolian proposed to return to his home in the Golden Wood, and was given a great deal of well-meaning advice, not least about the pass. If only he had the sheer muscularity of the letter I came home to -- but I get ahead of myself.

A Stranger Tale: Meeting Maegwine

What kind of Adventure is this?: 
Poetry

Meeting Maegwine

Elves to Isengard 02 - Turuhalmë

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Screenshot: General screen

Members of Laurië Lassi perform in the Last Homely House in Imladris during the celebration of Turuhalmë

Strange Fates - Part 2.

What kind of Adventure is this?: 
Story

The Hall of Fire, some time last month.

 

Her heart had leapt when he returned. She had shamelessly smiled and dropped whatever one-sided conversation had been targeted at her, the moment he appeared in the great Hall. Now, some hours later, the gathering has come to an end. The Hall is emptied, save for him and her: two figures seated on the ground, at the marble-carved feet of an Elfmaiden who dances her stationary dance.

 

Dreadful as the Storm and the Lightning

What kind of Adventure is this?: 
Diary

Diary, I tell you truly, never have I wanted Lord Tindir's steadying hand more than I do now. I am no military commander, but a mere shipwright's daughter, steered by fate to these shores. Tindir is overly silent and reveals nothing of his plans until he springs them upon us, but he is not wrong. I have begged Himwen to send no message, for his plans must succeed. He must not fail in his current mission. Indeed, I deem no raven could reach him.

Laerornthel, Lainneth and Celebrimgor in the HoF

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Laerornthel, Lainneth and Celebrimgor in the HoF

Of Courtesy in all Races: A note delivered to Lady Manadhlaer

What kind of Adventure is this?: 
Official Document

A letter delivered by an errand runner in the Last Homely House.  The hand which has written this note is both quick and fair, and while the paper is unadorned, it is of good quality.

 

To the Lady Airesarë Celulinda Manadhlaer of the Order of the Pillar, House Bar-en-Vanimar,

 

My thanks and regards, firstly, for your taking the time to address this to me - I confess, given the ill terms on which we parted, I had not expected nor desired any further correspondence, and welcome this act of peace on your part.

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