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Earendil chuckled as he took the three children outside again. "Yeah ... it's always better to know where they are when they have their days together, because it can be awkward sometimes to come across them when they're not expecting you."

He coughed slightly.

"Anyways. Yes, she's great for him, and I think you would enjoy talking to her."




Mikhail smiled patiently. "If you have to go off and find them, don't worry about me. We'll have plenty of time to catch up, I'm sure."

"Well... I suppose it depends, as long as the children know to ask thier way back, they should be fine," Lore murmured, but he wasn't so sure and it showed.

Idhril would, but he wasn't so sure about Silvrendir, he was such a quiet little boy.

Mikhail nodded and smiled. "Dinner, after all, is only a matter of hours away."

It wasn't as if he wouldn't have any work to do, after all.





"Anyways, we're here," Earendil chuckled as they arrived at his little training area. He set the children down just before the slippery surface and knelt down next to them.

"And be careful," he warned Lin, knowing she was likely to go out onto it right away. "It's slipprier than it has ever been, Haradhel's been experimenting with the ground."

Lin looked down at the ground, studying it for a moment. It didn't look any different, but it had been a while since she had seen it.

"What did she do to it?"

Elnara smiled. "Looking forward to it," she waved, and headed out into the hall with Lore.

Idhril and Silvrendir were actually enjoying themselves at the moment. They had discovered Daeron's study, and while Silvrendir was looking all around the room, Idhril was busily regaling her cousin with tales of the things they did when they were at home.



Storm stepped out onto the smooth surface cautiously and promptly fell flat on his butt. "Ow!" he exclaimed, wincing. "That hurt ..."

Lin, seeing what happed to Storm tried to be more careful as she took a tenitive step onto the floor. Only to find her feet give out beneath her as she slide across it.

"It's like ice!"

Daeron saw the movement at the doorway and broke into a wide grin. He recognized his aunt right away, and he tucked Idhril into the corner of one arm and moved swiftly to give Elnara a tight, one-armed hug.

"Nara-thel," he said warmly. "It's about time you came back!" He laughed. "Welcome home! I love your kids. So cute!"

He looked past her at the man who was behind her. "And you must be ... the children's papa," he laughed. He reached out one hand to shake. "I'm Daeron."





Earendil chuckled and slid over to Lin, taking her hands in his own and helping her to stand again.

"I don't remember anything about ice more than the name," he told her. "And that it's wet."