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Celebor chuckled softly. "Well, I won't know until after we meet with her, will I?" he asked in reply. "For now, though, no, I don't believe that I have any questions. I'm learning enough by watching, I think."

Of course he might end up with some questions later, but he would ask them as they arose.

"Somehow I can't imagine anyone not getting along with Elrohir," Aliya commented in confusion. "I mean ... he's always so ... care-free, it seems. He can be serious when the need arises, but he's never disagreeable."

She hadn't heard any stories of his earlier life, though, which of course would make a difference.



Elros chuckled softly at Lin. "Yes, I would imagine that you would be asking all the questions that you can think of," he agreed, "and that they would be numerable indeed. But never let anyone stop you from asking, Lin, because if you do not ask questions you will never learn a thing."

He pulled out a chair for her at his small table and motioned for her to sit, then moved around to sit in the second chair.

"And have you been to the Southland at all since our last chat?" he asked her.

Donovan nodded, "Good enough then."

He opened the door to the house letting Celebor go first before entering himself.

"We're back!"

Lin climbed up onto the chair, sitting herself down. Her short legs swinging back and forth.

"Yep, just like usual, and Sir Valdemar seems to be doing okay. We did language lessons as usual and a bit of history too and some stuff in between. I went right after coming back from the last trip here because I thought I could make it."

Haradhel smiled knowingly at Kara's words, then looked up as Celebor and Donovan entered the room.

"Hello," she said warmly to the both of them. "Welcome back. Would you like something to eat? Drink?"

"Welcome back," Kara smiled up at the two as they settled in, "Things went well?"

Even though the answer she knew was probably a yes, she couldn't help but ask anyways.

Celebor chuckled at his grandfather's expression.

"On the bright side," he grinned, "if someone's going to mess it up, it's you. I'm sure he and I will be able to tell ourselves apart, after all. You're just lucky we don't look alike." He winked teasingly.

From there doorway, there was a sudden chuckle.

"Why is it that whenever we show up here, they're always talking about us?" Ulrich's voice drifted in a moment before he himself did. "Honestly, Haradhel, there's got to be something more interesting than us and Adan's trophies."

Ulani followed him in, also laughing. "You would think becoming a grandparent - again - would make him a bit more mature," she smiled at the others. She shrugged. "Apparently not. Hello, everyone, nice to see you all here. Kara. Donovan. Celebor."



"Ah, I see," Elros murmured. "Yes. That ... is indeed a good question, one that I myself do not know the answer to. However, if you get the chance, ask Aragost, I am certain that he would know. He does know most things, after all, especially about the beginning of the world, and magic and the like."

He winked at her. "You know what I mean."

"Right...." he muttered to Celebor before looking to see the two there, "Good to see you two again. Come on, take a seat, Celeborn said he would be coming. In the meantime we can catch up."

Which he didn't mind it had been quite a long while.


Lin giggled at that, she knew exactly what Elros meant by that, "Well Adan has invited me to go with him and Aragost sometime this week. So I could do that, I was just curious because Sir Valdemar said he was making a book of history, one that shows history like the first book made."