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Cindy looked up from her finished meal, she just remembered then about what she and Haradhel had been talking about.

"Oh, that reminds me Ulrich," she spoke up, "Could you ask Adonai to come over to the ranch and help me? There are several things mother left for medicine purposes, but they need to be translated so everyone can read them. I was told he was good with languages."

Ulrich nodded at Cindy. "Of course, I'm sure he would be happy to help you out. And it's about time he came here, it's been in the making for seven years now and he hasn't ventured out from the mountains once yet. I'll be heading home again after we talk to Halmir, I'll ask him then and send him along with Aliya tomorrow morning. How does that sound?"

Ulrich nodded and smiled easily at Cindy, then turned to Donovan. "Anywyas, we'd better be going," he said quickly, pushing his chair in again. "Haradhel, thank you again for the meal - it was wonderful, as always. See you again tomorrow. Cindy. Haradhel. Elrohir." And he bowed his head to them and headed outside once more.

"You're very welcome," Haradhel called after the others, smiling widely. She laughed and put one arm around Elrohir's shoulders. "And now you get to deal with the cleanup," she grinned mischievously, rising from her chair and tapping him lightly on the top of his head.

"Me?" Elrohir blinked and looked up at her. "Why me?"

"Because you stuck around and have no work to do," she grinned back at him. "And because I need a rest." She laughed at the look on his face, then kissed his forehead and grinned at Cindy. "Ready to get back to work?" she asked her.

Cindy giggled as she nodded and rose to from her seat. She just probably a few more items that didn't need to be labeled to put out and stuff to put away. Otherwise at least the things for the children would be quick.

"I'm ready."

Haradhel smiled. "All right then, let's go!" she laughed, and headed back towards the play room.

She of course had more sewing to do, as well as some paperwork.

Cindy stretched one more time before heading back with Haradhel. After all, who knew how long it would be, before she would get another repreive, then again it might not be long. Without someone to help her with translation, once all the items were out, that was it.

"Well, we've got a few odd people around here," Ulrich shrugged, "but they all know their jobs. They're the best of the best - Ulani sparred all of them, so it's not just something to say. Halmir especially is the best ... the best in any of the lands. Well ... I'll let him tell you the story."

Since he was just leaving the barracks, right in front of them.

"Halmir!" Ulrich called, and beckoned for the grisled and disfigured elf to join them.