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Celebor smiled and nodded. "Then if you see her before you leave," he said softly, "could you tell her I'll be over to the ranch tomorrow at some point to visit? Unless she wants to come here instead, which would also be nice. If I head to the ranch I won't be taking Ruran. I'm not sure she would want to meet him, but it might to him some good."

He chuckled softly. He knew how Lin could be, and he knew that it would be good for Ruran if Lin was sharp with him.

Celebor smiled warmly. "Well, she always has a place here, I'm sure you know that," he told Donovan softly. "Though from what I hear, she's all grown up now. I would imagine she'll be leaving for her trip with Earendil soon enough, I'm sure."

He reached over to shake Donovan's hand again. "At any rate, it was great to see you again," he grinned. "Hopefully next time we can visit a bit longer. Good night."

"Good night," Niyana smiled, nodding her head politely once again.

Timaeus had woken early that morning, despite the journey, and at the moment he was waiting outside the ranch house for Lin to appear. He had been told that she was going to be visiting the valley that day, and he was planning on offering to go with her - since he had planned to head out there anyways eventually.

It was a bright and sunshiny day, already warm despite the early hour. Timaeus was glad. It meant that it would at least be a cheery day. None of the doom and gloom of the storm clouds that were so common at this time of year.

Timaeus smiled warmly at Lin. He was glad to see she seemed to be doing so well. Then again, a good night's sleep was always able to work wonders.

"Good morning," he said cheerfully to her. "You look great ... did you have a good sleep, then?"

At the very least, she didn't seem as haunted as she had the day before.

Timaeus chuckled. "I heard. Going to the valley, I understand. As it so happens, I'm also on my way there ... so I thought I'd walk you over."

He grinned and held out one arm to her. "What do you say?"

Timaeus shrugged the shoulder of the arm that Lin wasn't holding on to. "I guess we'll find out when we get there," he smiled at her. "Though you haven't met Adanedhel's son yet, have you? Perhaps that's it."

Or maybe it was to see Rhea, who had grown up. Or maybe it had something to do with that other child that he had seen yesterday, the one he hadn't recognized. That had been with Miyu.

Timaeus laughed. "Five years old already," he grinned. "He married Rose ... I guess most of us could see that coming, though we all wondered where Adonijah fit into the equation. Still, things are going pretty well all around. Adanedhel and Rose are happy together, and Adonijah is quite the doting uncle."

He chuckled softly.