"We're going home." Theoden King says.
I nod. It's about time the people return to their beds. This battle gives them something, something more... hope. Yet why am I unsettled? I grip my necklace. Eyes are on me. Eyes that shouldn't be on me. I turn. Eowyn was still staring at me.
I grip my necklace. Her eyes... a shadow of a feeling. Her eyes stare at me constantly. It's worrying. Her eyes glow with desire. Her eyes shine with it. She always follows me. She's always looking at me.
"Are you alright?" Eowyn asks me.
I nod.
"I wanted to thank you for saving us." She says.
"It was not just me." I say.
She nods. She turns.
"Aragorn." Gandalf approaches.
"What is it?" I say.
"I feel the forest ragging. The wind speaks volume. It speaks of anger. It speaks of battle." Gandalf says.
"I hear it as well." Legolas says.
"There is trouble brewing in Isengard. I fear Mary and Pipin have gotten into trouble." Gandalf says.
"I shall go too. Saruman must pay for his crimes." Theoden King says.
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...