You travel fast, little niece, but aye she is. She is armed, now - her brothers, she said, saw to it that she learnt. Only one of the blades from the armory for the moment, until we can get to a forge, but it is a good one and will serve her well.
We had already been traveling so that we might return to Caer Glaem. I merely chose to return to the Station instead. And my horse was kind, he rushed when he learned how much it meant to me. He will need a great deal of rest now though.
[Poor thing. She'd have to bring him an apple later. And one of those sugar cubes they sell in the Station shops.]
The trip takes little effort, with thanks to the boon-ring. [ Maglor shrugs wryly ] And I think she will be as eager to see you as you are to see her! She will be hard pressed to wait til moonrise.
Mm, a boon gift, when I asked for a way to travel without the fairy rings - something which could carry more would be useful, of course, but I suspect this will get good use as well.
I am sure you did not - what mother would? But you are reunited here, and I am happy for you.
vid forever
Shall I bring her tonight?
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[Poor thing. She'd have to bring him an apple later. And one of those sugar cubes they sell in the Station shops.]
If she feels up to traveling again so soon.
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She may be. It has been so long since we saw one another. I did not want to leave any of them.
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I am sure you did not - what mother would? But you are reunited here, and I am happy for you.
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Thank you, uncle. It means a great deal to me to see her again. And even more that you are making it possible.
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[ That almost shy duck of his head ]
It is no trouble, Celebrian, and the least I can do.
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[You're sometimes kind of adorable, uncle Maglor.]
All the same, uncle. I cannot wait to see you both.
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I think I might, aye. I will look forwards to it as well, little niece. Until tonight!
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Until tonight then.