Calenlondiel's Lord Of The Rings Game "Many Meetings"

"No, its fine. I've gotten over his death. It is long in the past. It only saddens me that I haven't thought of him in so long. I tried so hard to forget the hurt, I forgot him. I should thank you." He laughed loudly, then fell silent realizing he was being far to loud. "I can only imagin what he would do at this meeting. He would have knocked half of these people in the head with his cane by now." He looked sideways at Tela. "And he would like you alot. He likes people who keep there trust within themselves, and are careful. He taught me to be as much like that as possible." Dagaron's face brighten at the thought of his master this time. He had taught Dagaron so much. And now was the chance to live it all out.

Tela smiled. It was hard to know if it were one. She now frowned and seemed distant. She cleared her throat. "I was forced to end my masters life." she said solemnly.

Dagaron metally kicked himself for keeping the subject going. "I guess it is my turn to apologize for bringing memories to you. And i'm sorry to hear about your master."

"No, tis better. She no longer feels the evil that had plagued her mind." Tela said smiling.

"Well, it seems we have much in common Tela," he said chuckling. He was begining to trust Tela, which was a big deal. A friendship could go a long way in a situation like this. It might end up saving his life.

Tela laughed. "Maybe, we'll see." she said. "So, hate to be nosy but I was wondering, if you don't mind, how many weapons do you carry not including a bow."

Arwen walked up to them and said polietly, "How are you? I was wondering how long you've beem training with weapons."

Tela turned to Arwen and bowed. "Since I was three."

"I've done a little dagger since six. Do you do other waepons?"

"I use daggers, knives, swords, bows and arrows, There is hardly a weapon I haven't used."

"How about a staff?" she asked.

Tela withdrew. She did not answer. But her answer was obvious that she had and regretted it. "Once."

"I did a little bit with Arragorn but always got whopped by him," said Arwen.

Tela forced a quick smile. She bowed to Arwen before heading in the opposite direction. She had to clear her mind.

Arwen wante to undertsand Tela and be allies because in wartime that can mean something. She tried hard to be nice and understanding but it always it exploded in her face upsetting her. Elrond came behind her and called her back to the meeting.

Tela had veered from the path. She wanted to explore. Maybe that would help.

Arwen shook her head and started to throw her dagger at a tree in frustarion to everything she ever did wrong.

Elrond stopped her though. "Tend to the meeting. I think one of our guests needs a little advice." he said staring off after Tela.

"Fine Elrond," sighed Arwen as she pulled her cloak up to her face. The wind was very fierce that day.

Elrond wondered off the trail. He cursed as his robes got caught on some twigs.