"You really think you're fine?" Gimli raises an eyebrow.
"Yes." I splash water on my face.
"You don't feel the Eye of Sauron, do you?" He asks.
I turn to him in surprise.
"I've been around for a while. I know what the air should feel like." He says.
I nod.
"Is that what's been bothering you?" He asks.
"A bit." I admit.
"Well... the way I see it, it's a good thing." He says.
"A good thing?" I raise an eyebrow.
He walks closer to me.
"It means we're in the eye of the storm." He says.
I raise an eyebrow.
"The shadow's have cracked and the light comes in." He says.
"I'm surprised that makes sense." I say.
Gimli scoffs. I exit the lake. I sit down on the cold stone. I find it relaxing. I lay my back against the stone. I look up at the stars. The light of the star still shines bright. Even with the massive shadow covers all, the starts still shine. I hope they shine forever.
"How are you not cold?" Gimli asks.
"The shadow has been surrounding the cold. You should be used to it." I say.
"I'm just getting used to this water." He huffs.
"We should all get used to the cold. I fear the cold is coming once again." I sigh.
Gimli gets out of the water. He sits beside me. I look down at him.
"Then we'll face it together." He huffs.
I nod.
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FantasyThis is slightly different from the original movies because I am too scared to follow the rules because these movies have complicated lore. Legolas is the main character because he's practically invincible in the movies. Well, I'm changing that. Sau...
