Galadriel

The embassy to the Galadhrim has not long to rest at Mekhem-bizru before setting out once more before dawn, headed down the course of the Silverlode to Lothlorien. As before, Seregrían and Bosi ride together in front of their escort, hoping the display of Elf and Dwarf riding in league may speed their passage into the Golden Wood.

Act II, Part IV: Garlands of Dawn and Twilight

The elven bread worked, and I recovered soon. I was of course not strong enough to travel large distances, but gained in a couple of days at least the strength to get out of my bed to see my sister and my master. And, the audience wouldn't be far away anymore either. As ladders would be madness, I descended my tree with a winding staircase, turning around the trees in circles. I headed to the gardens of Galadriel, where the pavilion of my friends was located.

I slowly awake. I saw a blur of stars and golden leaves. I was high among the trees, on one of these platforms the Galadhrim call telains. I lied on a bed, in a somewhat transparent pavilion. It was night. It was only after some time that I realized what transpired the previous days and that I understood why I was here. The bed felt soft, and the pillowcases was one of these filled with feathers. Next to me was a little nightstand. Upon it stood a candle and a strange kind of bread, wrapped in leaves yet untouched.

(( This part of story has been written together with Norliriel. ~*~ is a divider to mark the point of view.))

((This work was written by Angamaranwë in Eregion, at a time when the Noldorin land was ruled by Galadriel and Celeborn. Because of his part in the Third Kinslaying, the lord and lady were hostile to Angamaranwë, leading him to write the following treatise. Its arguments were accepted in Eregion, where Galadriel and Celeborn were soon replaced with Celebrimbor.

Sídhanar,

Long has it been since we walked side by side between the great mellyrn together; you, telling me stories of events that have long since passed and the distant lands they took place in.