Sanira was relieved when she saw it was not the man from before. Mortal men made her nervous, for she had always been warned about them, warned to stay away.

"Solitude is something I seek often." She said softly, looking back at the crashing water that went up in mist. She sighed slightly. She knew that when one came to join another, more seemed to join as well.

Light hoof beats ponded around the dark woods. A dappled grey mare cantered through the trees and skidded to a halt. Threnas listened around and heard the two elves talking. He stearred Torna towrads the voices. Through the trees he noticed the elves. He waked Torna out into the bright sunlight and jumped down from the Dappled grey war charger.

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Raina came and sat next to Sanira, looking in her eyes, trying to understand what had caused the wish to be left alone. Then she suddenly looked towards the forest and rose quickly.

Sanira looked up when she heard a horse approaching. She nearly jumped when she saw the man on it's back, but stayed calm. Her fear with the other did not apply to this one it seemed, she did not understand why.

The elleth bowed her head and placed her hand over her heart in an elvish greeting.

Threnas pulled back his light brown hood and looked around. His dark eyes fell apon the two elves. He smiled. Torna nickered to both of them, and reached forward with her soft muzzle.

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Sanira smiled at the mare and gave the soft muzzle a scratch. She looked up at the man and hesitated only a moment. "Welcome to Imladris, my lord. I hope you find this land to your liking." Her voice was soft like the gentle breeze that blew passed, but there was a strength to it as well as a stubborness that he parents constantly tried to break.

"Thank- you m'lady." He said softly. Torna shook her mane and nudged Threnas slightly. He stumbled and righted his footing before looking up at Sanira again.
"I'm Threna, miss." He said softly.

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At Threna's introduction, she smiled and lowered her head slightly and looked back up at him. "I am Sanira Elenwara." She said softly and motioned to the elf maiden beside her. "And this is Raina."

"Pleased to meet you." He said nodding his head in greeting. He slipped off the sword that hung around his belt and rested it over the saddle along with his quiver of thin arrows.

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"As it is to meet you." She said softly as she glanced at his weapons. For some reason, the elleth felt no fear around this man as she did the other.

"What brings you to Imladries, my lord?"

"To tell the truth." He said slowly. "Mostly it was getting lost." He said, embaresed

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Sanira smiled, picking up on his embarrassment. "Well you could not have picked a better place to end up in after getting lost."

She leaned back on her hands as she sat on the large boulder and looked up at him.

Palanhil finaly met up with Elrond. He bowed and spoke in his most poliet tone.
"My lord I bring news of a small orc disturbance. They were spotted heading your way, and after we caught one of the fiends we found that they were indeed heading towards this area."
Elrond nodded.
"I thank you noble captain. You are more then welcome to stay here and rest."
Palanhil smiled and nodded.
"Thank you my lord. I would like to help you if they were to find Rivendell."
The high elf nodded.
"Very well. I shall arange a room for you."
Palanhil bowed and walked out into the gardens. He felt the sun shine onto his face as he walked. He wondered around aimlessly for a while without thinking of direction. He eventually heard the sound of water and followed his ear til he found a waterfall and the elf he saw before. He hid behind a bush watching her and the man and the other elf.

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Threnas looked around. He thought he'd heard a rusteling in the bushes around him but he must have imagined it. He turned back to the elves.
"And why is this such a magical place to be lost in?"

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At his question, Sanira gave a slight shrug of her shoulders. "Because there are never any orcs, never any dangers, and it is always very peaceful. It is a place that many travellers come to rest on long journeys."

Raina had taken a few steps backwards when the man started talking to Sanira. She did not care about mortals, really. But in this case she decided to stay and sat down nearby on the soft grass, listening.