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Middle-Earth: Bright Stars & Durin's Folk { Wolf & Angel }

Saeril had confidence back to her once she heard the ElvenKing accept the deal. She remembered the ElvenQueen briefly, but only a few glimpses of her were ever present on the Elven prince when she and the others were captured. "I have many powers, my lord. Ones that I am not ready to share. All I remember, was that she was beautiful", she fondly said as soon as she looked at the empty throne chair next to the king's own.

If Thranduil wanted to offer her money, Saeril honestly wouldn't at all be phased by it. That was just how her race lived: they relied more on belief, wisdom, knowledge, and the resources of nature. She was used to not fall to the sins of greed. "Also, what I want, is to have my companions set free. If I am to retrieve the gems, I must have a way in", she continued. "I was loyal to your wife; for that, I shall be loyal to you."

Middle-Earth: Bright Stars & Durin's Folk { Wolf & Angel }

Legolas watched as Yavanna was being escorted to the dungeons, and took witness of them locking up the girl in an empty cell, just right next to Thorin's. Having to close the door behind her, the blonde Elf just looked at her through the slits in the door, shortly after locking her in. He wondered what else this young Elf was capable of, with her wise words and such, but it was short-lived, just as he turned around, and walked away. However, before he left completely, he glanced back, just for a minute, until he continued on his stride out of the dungeons.

Saeril slightly flinched at his pain, and she glanced up to the chair sitting next to the King's throne, before looking back to the king.
"Those gems are precious to you, my lord", Saeril softly told him. "If you could do nothing to get them, at least have someone who cares about the woman you loved, retrieve them for you. It's in my intuition for you to not feel pain, and for me to do this, I want to relieve that pain", her face was already getting a little emotional, but no tears shed, and only her mouth was slightly giving a small sad smile. "For you and your family", she added.

She gave a sigh. "What I want, in return, my lord, is for you to not let others around you, fall. Your son wouldn't want that; even if he chooses to become the next in line, he wouldn't let your kingdom fall like everyone else", the she-elf was thinking of the Durin family while she explained it to him.

Middle-Earth: Bright Stars & Durin's Folk { Wolf & Angel }

Saeril felt the two guards release her being, but she didn't expect Thranduil to order the girl away. The elder wanted to protest but couldn't, since it was the king's order, and that she did say she would be the only one who wanted to speak with him. Her yellow-green eyes told Yavanna that everything was going to be okay, and that she should trust her with this.

As soon as the princess disappeared behind the closed doors, Saeril looked back to the Elvenking. "I know what you seek in that mountain", she said, taking a couple of steps forward. "White gems of pure starlight; they once belonged to a woman here; a woman I once knew, before her cold-blooded demise", she explained in emotion of shame and pain of the death of his so-called wife.

"I know that Mirkwood forest has been another half of her, and I know how it feels", the she-elf softly said. "I won't speak of her again, if that is what you prefer, and I will take your word for it", her hands were then crossing over each other in front of her, showing that she meant no disrespect. "I can retrieve them", she spoke up after a moment of silence. "The gems of Lasgalen".

Middle-Earth: Bright Stars & Durin's Folk { Wolf & Angel }

Just as the Dwarven Prince was being dragged off by the guards, Legolas followed them, really to make sure that Thorin makes it all the way to his cell. He took a glance at Yavannna, as he walked past the two female Elves; his eyes cold as ice.

Just before the two could be taken by some more guards, Saeril spoke up. "Wait a minute...wait! I only wish to speak with you, my lord!", she protested quickly as soon as her arms were taken by the guards. "About this treasure you so-called speak of", she said, until the guards stopped with their proceeded action. The two holding the princess also halted at Saeril's words.

Middle-Earth: Bright Stars & Durin's Folk { Wolf & Angel }

I don't mean to rush, but can we skip to the part where Thorin declines Thranduil's offer.
I have an idea that'll work for this story about that said-offer.
Plus, I ran out of ideas for what I want Legolas and Saeril to say, with Thorin still there.

Middle-Earth: Bright Stars & Durin's Folk { Wolf & Angel }

I don't disagree. Though Peter Jackson had to come up with a good reason why Legolas left.
Honestly, she shouldn't have been in the movies to begin with.

Middle-Earth: Bright Stars & Durin's Folk { Wolf & Angel }

Legolas almost Yavanna's explanation to be true, but considering that his father taught about the natures of the Dwarven king, he couldn't accept them. Not yet, anyway. Besides, it wasn't enough to convince him otherwise. He looked to Thorin, before he glanced back to his father.

Saeril was quite surprise at her response, but not at all on how she was saying it. The elder held the same views for each and every race thriving within Middle Earth; their differences shouldn't matter.

Middle-Earth: Bright Stars & Durin's Folk { Wolf & Angel }

I wouldn't want that to play out, considering that his love, in this story, is for Saeril and platonically, Yavanna.
We can just leave them as acquaintances to each other.

Middle-Earth: Bright Stars & Durin's Folk { Wolf & Angel }

Saeril watched as Yavanna tried to reason with Thorin, all to the point where she had merely defended the king and Legolas. The girl had a conscience, that's for sure. She would have reasoned with the Dwarven king herself, but after going through much thought, she would think this new idea would work for them. But she couldn't say around Thorin; otherwise, they will never gain their freedom. As long as Thorin behaves, it would be best to save it. In the meantime, the elder kept it to herself.

Legolas watched the girl try to reason with the Dwarf and, inside his heart, he could tell that she was brave, and almost delicate, in the way she spoke. She had reason behind her words, and the way she defended him, that was totally not to be expected. Mahal, he would do the same if someone wronged his father. "How can you trust such a despicable race?", the prince questioned, half out of curiosity, half out of disgust.

Middle-Earth: Bright Stars & Durin's Folk { Wolf & Angel }

True. I thought we could clear that up, before I have a penny for my thoughts :P
So far, she's just very maternal.