[It seems to take awhile for the feed to settle as it's static finally dies down. It's all too apparent this speaker is not used to such means of communication]I am the one called Aragorn; I've spent the last two days searching this place for any way home. I fear, Souji you are correct in all that you have told me
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Besides, steel holds a better edge. I'd rather titansteel, but even some truesilver wouldn't go amiss.
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Whatever must be done to keep the Citizens safe.
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[She gives a thoughtful, dry little 'tsk' at that.]
If you're new, you'll need a link of iron. I have such.
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Keep the links for future citizens; I do not wish for the towns small supply to be used upon myself. I am capable of protecting myself; even against an enemy such as we face.
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I was told that you were here, Aragorn. It is good to hear you speak.
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Arwen, they have brought you here too. It would seem they are set to take Middle Earth's strength in it's greatest time of need.
[He pauses, so much here to say yet he can not just say it all so carelessly over a device that any may hear.]
So long has it been since you came to me in the vision. So long I've wished to hear your voice again. You are well?
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I have been here but a day or less. I would have been at a loss if not for the kind hearts of the people who are here as well. And the one who best represents the strength of Middle-earth would be you.
If not for what I have learned, I would be fearful for its well-being.
[Now there is the question she has been dreading. It is not an easy thing to answer.]
I have longed to hear you speak, and to see your face once more. Nevertheless, I would not have you think ill of me, Aragorn.
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You are as well, the strength of your love is what has carried me through my years. Without that, I would not be there to fight at their sides.
Yes, I've been told by Souji that our world freezes. This means when we return; the Black Gate will still stand.
[He knows avoidance when he hears it. It worries him immediately]
I could never think ill of you, never fear such a thing. Where are you? That I may gaze upon your beauty again.
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We have some stock of metal from a recent... trip we took. But we need to be careful with it, and right now our iron is needed for fortifying the buildings. With children and others that can't fight here, offense can't be our only defense.
[He smiles.]
The communicator isn't so bad, is it?
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I can understand, what all must be done to protect those who can not fight? Beyond our place in the watch; there must be more we can do.
[There's a short laugh]
It is much easier with the aide you offered me in using it. I still find it an odd way of communicating, my friend.
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Meanwhile, we've also started work renovating, to better the houses that we have and also to build stronger and hopefully bigger ones that can house more people.
[He returns the laugh.]
You'll get used to it. It's a bit alien to lots of people here, I think.
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There is plenty of wood, the forests around here will provide. Do we have sturdy axes?
Perhaps, I think my use of it will be limited.
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I...I am an apprentice in blacksmithing...I learned some recently, though I am far better with carpentry.
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What is your name, good citizen?
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I am Faldain Randir, formerly of Milika, for now of Demeleier
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It is good to meet you, Faldain Randir. I'm formerly of Middle Earth.
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Fortunately, I was carrying a large shipment with me before my arrival.
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It would do good for you to announce this. I'm uncertain yet as to the state of the people's armors. I've only been here a short few days.
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We share a mutual problem, son of Arathorn.
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I've traversed some of the forest already; I am not trying to make sure the locals are as prepared as we can be. I've heard of these fae coming with murderous intent.
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