Bewdyr came up beside Myrddin and asked quietly, "Are you alright?" Bewdyr had seen Myrddin stumble, if you will call it that, and wanted to make sure that he would be okay before he went into the Council.

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As the two men arrived in his study, Aragorn lost no time in acquainting them with the situation. This Rhunic incursion - if indeed it was that - was both urgent and delicate.

"Reports say that they are most likely moving towards the mouth of the Anduin, the Bay of Belfalas. (sp? sorry)" The king turned toward his Steward. "I'd like you to ride out and take personal command of the Rangers. They're your men, and in this case we need complete obedience and trust. This is no ordinary search-and-destroy. We need information above all else. Take as many alive as possible; bring them for questioning to Osgiliath. And you," he addressed the Captain of the Citadel Guard, "I want you to personally supervise the preparations at Osgiliath. Everything that Faramir needs: logistics, support, interrogation rooms - you are to oversee. Your men will be handling the prisoners, and again, complete obedience to a superior is necessary."

Seeing that they understood, he dismissed them. "Now get out of here." There was just the slightest twinkle in his eye. "They're moving fast, and they're not waiting for us. I have complete trust in you."

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Faramir bowed low and replied, "I swear it will be done, My King." Faramir turned and then wished the Captain good luck before departing and going to gather the Rangers and find out the information.

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(should I follow Faramir? since I'll be taking orders from him?)

Myrddin emptied his lungs in a long sigh, and regained his composure. "I do not think I should say anything in such a place unless it is positive, Bedwyr, and I will not lie." He smiled, though it was somewhat shaky. He wasn't used to getting visions so suddenly. Normally they came after quiet meditation, and in solitude.

"Come, let us go to the Bear," he said, gesturing to Bedwyr to go first.

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I can't believe I just made a post that short, but there's not that much to say right now. I'm currently afflicted with Writer's Block.

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Bewdyr raised an eyebrow, but he knew not to ask question to this man, and then he smiled. "You are the wisest riddler I know...how do you live with yourself, knowing that you fool men everyday with your words and also knowing that there is an meaning and actual wisdom in them at the same time?" He asked, jokingly, and then, nodded his head, started to go to the Bear.

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