A conversation and a walk

You're startled by Elrond who had suddenly appeared as you let Arwen roll away from you in embarrassment, only to spring as far away from you as possible when she heard her dad. "My lord." You say as you slightly incline your head as a show of respect. Elrond comes up to you and wraps you up in a hug, luckily no Elf was around who would give Elrond hell for that.

"I haven't seen her move like that since I caught you two up in the haylofts above the stable." He whispers conspiringly, though loud enough for his daughter to hear, as her face lit up as bright as a tomato. You are pretty embarrassed as well, though you hide it somewhat better.

"My lord, I believe I did remind you that nothing happened in the hayloft." You remind the ancient Elf.

"Ah, that's right. I interrupted you then, as I did now. From Arwen's similar reaction, I can summarize that you were around the same level of progress?" It was never easy trying to hide anything from an Elf, especially one as learned, and one who knows you two so well.

"No comment." You simply state, to the jolly laugh of the lord of this area.

"Arwen, my dear. I assume everything went well?"

"Yes. We were followed towards the end of our journey coming to the ford. It looked like some orc man breed, there were a lot of them." Elrond's jolly face went serious as he heard his daughter's report.

"This is grim news indeed. The shadow has started to move." He said while looking right at you "Relax for now, become reacquainted with each other, but I will need to speak with you tonight Baldor. It seems my daughter is letting on less than she actually knows, which tells me you told her classified information, I'll let it go because it was to my daughter, but no one else must know until I have decided what to do with this information. Understood?"

"Yes sir." You say as Elrond disappears back the trail he took to come down and greet you two. You sink back into the grass looking back up at the peaceful looking canopy of leaves, trying to calm back down. _I'm playing a dangerous game here, I risk angering Sauron on one hand and Elrond on the other. I'm not sure who I would rather have. _Arwen comes over and sits beside you, and sees the thought process going through your head.

"My dad would never betray you, as you would never betray him." She said as she lifted your head and put it in her lap.

"I know." You say as you just lay there relaxing. "You know, this isn't a bad pillow." You say as you move your head around over her cloth covered pussy.

"Hey, stop it!" Arwen says as she lightly flicks you on your forehead and starts to play with your messy hair. "I'd like to thank you Baldor."

"What for?"

"For not taking advantage of me when I was on top of you before my dad came. I know what we're both thinking, how we want to go back to the hayloft and continue from where we started all those years ago, but I've moved on."

"Speak for yourself." You joke trying to lighten the mood.

"Jerk."

"I'd rather continue from where we started right here."

"I know you would." She laughed as she plucked some leaves and twigs out of your hair. "I was surprised by how well you got off your horse though."

"Believe me, I was too, I thought I was going to make a fool out of myself and get a face full of dirt. I guess luck is on my side today. I have had some riding experience over the past 50 years, so I wasn't all luck though."

"Oh really." She said sarcastically.

"Yeah, I

[A1]- Rode from Minas Morgul to the Orc camp I was stationed at

[A2]- When I would sneak past the Black Gate, I would always go on horse raids, and ride one back through the secret pass back into Mordor

[A3]- Rode horses in little crude plays to impress the she Elves we had back at camp"

"Wow! Not sure how much of that to believe."

"Oh come on, why wouldn't I say the truth?"

"Because you're a horny bastard."

"Well, you got me there, but that still doesn't mean I didn't say the truth."

"Yeah, I guess. I see your arrow wound has healed up pretty good."

"Yeah, it's healing slower than usual though."

"It's an Elvish arrow head, it effects orcs worse than others."

"Well damn! Thanks for the warning."

"Oh come on crybaby! I didn't know who else would've been out there."

"Whatever." You grumble sourly.

"You want to head up to the city?"

"Sure, I guess we should." You get up and pack your things and look at your shoulder where it was hit by the arrow. "Oh man, that's

[B1]- Going to leave a scar

[B2]- Not going to look good once it heals

[B3]- Still bleeding"

"Oh relax, if I didn't know better I'd think you were a big baby."

"Yeah, but you do know better don't you." You say with a smirk and a raised eye brow. She just looks at you in disgust and walks over to the horse. She speaks a few words in Elvish then slaps its but before the horse canters off up the path back to the stables. "Where's the horse going?!"

"We're walking Baldor, let's go." The two lovebirds walked up the long winding path towards the hidden city, though in Baldor's case he trudged more than walked. "Don't think I've forgotten about you feeling my ass up orc!" Oh crap.

"Hey, come on! I was trying to save your life, and my hand somehow ended up on your ass. It wasn't intentional."

"I don't think anyone would believe that."

"Oh come on, it's not like you didn't enjoy it."

"I did not! I'm a princess of my people, I don't enjoy it when orcs start feeling me up."

"Hey, you don't need to start playing the Orc card. Jeez! I can tell how you felt by the look on your face."

"Oh how romantic. Cut the crap!"

Did she like it?

[C1]- Yes, she's definitely still into you

[C2]- No, I better stop before I get myself killed

[C3]- I don't know, she keeps giving me mixed signals. I better ask her friends.

"So, about Saruman. Are you serious? Has he really betrayed us!"

"Quiet! The trees have ears. What I have said is true, make sure it doesn't get found out." With that the two of you continued your walk until you reached an evening of the path until you finally stood overlooking the valley of Rivendell, and you could see Rivendell itself nestled in front of a picturesque waterfall. "It's good to be back!"