He's never been known to complain of such before, having grown up amidst ice and snow, but.. All the same, he is cold. Everything has been one long blur for quite a while now, one can't remember how long he has spent up here, in this horrible place. Angmar.
All was peaceful in the valley below Trestlebridge, that morning.. All was calm, the water still and tranquil, and the only notable thing heard, was the faint sound of a lute.. Eredian and Mathildah had sat by the edge of the water that morning, unaware of the long night that awaited them, blissfully ignorant as they talked amongst themselves.
Eredian and Mathildah sharing a moment under the moon, and the stars, finding a moment's peace within the troubles that surround the poor village of Trestlebridge. They would stand there, in each other's arms, for some time, speaking of their shared longing for peace in the world. But, unfortunately for them, peace was far out of their reach for the moment..
And so the next mission begins, and the group sets off for Trestlebridge, under some rather plain disguises! Though the journey would start rather smoothly, with Aeirillen's soft voice echoing around them in song, as soon as they would reach the Shire, they would run into a little spot of bother..
Yet again it has been a few days since I last wrote in this small book, but it has not been because lack of time, or my life being so dreary that there was nothing to write about.No, I have happily spent all my time with Eredian.I still am.All I have to do is to reach out my hand and he is right there, next to me.
This one awoke in Mathildah's lap this morning, and found that he had just had one of the best sleeps in his life. Perhaps it was the exhaustion from the wounds in his stomach and arm, or the longing to forget about the murder of those Dourhands, but he slept soundly, in the company of the one he cares for.
After narrowly escaping the undead wights and gauntmen, they would indirectly discover a second encampment of Dourhand Dwarves. Moving in to investigate, Arthasdir and Eredian would prove their worth with a bow, taking many Dwarves down before they even knew what hit them.
After narrowly escaping a battalion of Dourhand Dwarves, following a botched attempt at getting a closer look at Kheledul, the trio of Arthasdir, Eredian, and Mathildah, travel north, upon hearing the sound of drumming and chanting.