FoxWriter
Cluster
- Joined
- Jan 20, 2011
- Location
- in the realm of lust and seduction
It was dark, night, there where no sounds except for the soft whisperings in Elvish nearby. He was laying on a bed of soft clouds, covered in a heavy blanket to keep him from growing cold. There where three people very close by, maybe four? It was hard to tell with how softly they where speaking, and them speaking in Elvish certainly didn't help matters.
“Who is he Lord Elrond? He looks familiar, like a character from a story I saw a long time ago.” this was Strider, or as he was known now as Aragorn, son of Arathorn.
“You would be right Aragorn. For that is Valoiklorian. The Sleeping One, consort of Sauron. When Sauron was struck down, Valoiklorian fell into a deep slumber, thought never to wake again. The Istari, and the Elves mourned, for he was taken as a child. He is Istari. He must have woken when the One Ring was found, and slipped his keepers.” Lord Elrond murmured, glancing at the supposedly sleeping man child, laying weak and wounded on the bed.
“How did you come to find him at all? I had thought him to never again walk free...” that was Gandalf the Gray, an Istari like Valo was. Only older, more powerful, well trained. “How deep do you think Sauron's poison is in his heart?”
“He was fleeing the Nazgul, as far as I can tell. When the water rushed through the River aided by magic, Valo was caught in it's path and swept away. Fortunately, the Nazgul where swept even further, ad Valo fell to the feet of our Elven Border Guards. They brought him to me for healing. There is poison in his heart to be sure. No one can live so long with Sauron and the Nazgul and not be affected by their taint. How deep the poison goes? That I cannot say until he wakes, and shows his temperament and personality. What will you do, Gandalf, if he proves to be... poisoned too badly for recovery?” Lord Elrond asked cautiously, Gandalf sighing as he considered it.
“He is only a child. Surely you cannot condemn him for being broken and abused by wicked men?” Aragorn complained, feeling his heart clench for the slender figure upon the bed. So beautiful the boy was, it was no wonder that Sauron had wanted him. “All creatures can be saved with care and patience, can they not?”
“No Aragorn. Not all creatures can be saved. There is great hope for Valoiklorian, as an Istari, his magic can protect him better from the poison of the minds, but Valoiklorian was with them for a very long time, we cannot know the extent of the damage until he wakes. If he cannot be saved, it would be better to put him out of his misery. There is hope yet Aragorn, do not look so discouraged, he was running away from the Nazgul, that is a very good sign. If he was running away from them, then he does not wish to return to Sauron and the Witch King. It means that they may not have poisoned his mind too deeply... ah! Look, he is waking. Let us see how he fares. and with that Gandalf moved over to the stirring young man, the young Istari, and waited for him to wake properly enough to ask him questions. Though Gandalf wasn't sure if the boy knew Elvish, or Dwarven, or even Westron, the common tongue of the land. He would have to wait and see.
“Who is he Lord Elrond? He looks familiar, like a character from a story I saw a long time ago.” this was Strider, or as he was known now as Aragorn, son of Arathorn.
“You would be right Aragorn. For that is Valoiklorian. The Sleeping One, consort of Sauron. When Sauron was struck down, Valoiklorian fell into a deep slumber, thought never to wake again. The Istari, and the Elves mourned, for he was taken as a child. He is Istari. He must have woken when the One Ring was found, and slipped his keepers.” Lord Elrond murmured, glancing at the supposedly sleeping man child, laying weak and wounded on the bed.
“How did you come to find him at all? I had thought him to never again walk free...” that was Gandalf the Gray, an Istari like Valo was. Only older, more powerful, well trained. “How deep do you think Sauron's poison is in his heart?”
“He was fleeing the Nazgul, as far as I can tell. When the water rushed through the River aided by magic, Valo was caught in it's path and swept away. Fortunately, the Nazgul where swept even further, ad Valo fell to the feet of our Elven Border Guards. They brought him to me for healing. There is poison in his heart to be sure. No one can live so long with Sauron and the Nazgul and not be affected by their taint. How deep the poison goes? That I cannot say until he wakes, and shows his temperament and personality. What will you do, Gandalf, if he proves to be... poisoned too badly for recovery?” Lord Elrond asked cautiously, Gandalf sighing as he considered it.
“He is only a child. Surely you cannot condemn him for being broken and abused by wicked men?” Aragorn complained, feeling his heart clench for the slender figure upon the bed. So beautiful the boy was, it was no wonder that Sauron had wanted him. “All creatures can be saved with care and patience, can they not?”
“No Aragorn. Not all creatures can be saved. There is great hope for Valoiklorian, as an Istari, his magic can protect him better from the poison of the minds, but Valoiklorian was with them for a very long time, we cannot know the extent of the damage until he wakes. If he cannot be saved, it would be better to put him out of his misery. There is hope yet Aragorn, do not look so discouraged, he was running away from the Nazgul, that is a very good sign. If he was running away from them, then he does not wish to return to Sauron and the Witch King. It means that they may not have poisoned his mind too deeply... ah! Look, he is waking. Let us see how he fares. and with that Gandalf moved over to the stirring young man, the young Istari, and waited for him to wake properly enough to ask him questions. Though Gandalf wasn't sure if the boy knew Elvish, or Dwarven, or even Westron, the common tongue of the land. He would have to wait and see.