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When the musicians of Laurië Lassi arrived at the Forest Gate north and east of Beorn's Hall they were disappointed to find that their guide was not there to meet them as had been arranged.
Armed and packed for their journey, the members of Laurië Lassi rode north and east through the Golden Wood. Soon the Anduin Valley lay stretched out before them. The Elves stopped to survey their surroundings.
The members of Laurië Lassi rode north and east through the Golden Wood. Soon the Anduin Valley lay stretched out before them. The Elves stopped to survey their surroundings.
"There is a very old legend among my people. It speaks of a bridge that unites the Blessed realm with our lands and only the children of Men could use it to visit through dreams... but why only them? Why not elven children? I vould love to travel this dreamy path up the sky as well..."
Lothmeluiel, although not yet a bride herself, expresses in song the trepidation a bride-to-be may feel on her wedding day. Her mother, father, and mother's sister accompany her on violin, harp, and flute, respectively.
Here, our tale turns once more to Bregur. After the enemy took control of Fornost Erain, what remained of the Betrayer was brought to the fortress city. His serpent helm, breastplate and greaves were returned to him, and over them were draped the red robes of the Cargûl. His pauldrons and gauntlets were then placed atop the robes, securing them in place. When he re-emerged, the soldiers of the enemy knew not who he was, only that he was once a knight of Arthedain from his helm.