The Horseless Rider (everyone join in! Free!)

[Simbelmyne]

"When your question has been answered or perhaps not, do you wish for room for the night? We have rooms, fairly cheap, and in the morning you can continue."

[Enelya]

"i think it would be best, it may seem rude of me to say it but orcs can travel a great deal faster than a hobbit and your information must be important enough for them to ahev attacked you, you would be safest with us" Enelya answered, trying to read the hobbits thoughts, but felt a will of iron behind that tiny visage, and smiled as she remembered others of a simelar standing with wills to match

[Pippin]

"Well, yea...I guess you are both right." sitting on a stool nearby the hobbit started swinging her legs back and forth. "I think I overreacted, but just a little." The hobbit smiled.

"But, if there is one of Queen Arwen's family, I would like to speak with her and rest at the same time, if that is possible." the hobbit yawned and then looked around the place, still swinging her legs back and forth.

[Elethineth]

(ooc: ok so I join.. and I hope I do not mess the plot up... if I do just tell me  )

A girl stepped into the inn, her black cloak was all wet and dripping and a far drawn hood hid her face. She walked up to the bar in a light but tired pace, not paying attention to any of the others in the warm, fire-lit hall.

"Good evening. Be so kind to make me a large cup of strong herbal tea, it is an awful weather out there," she asked the bartender in a soft, light voice which seemed unfit for the dark looks of the maiden. While she awaited for her drink, the girl drew back the hood, revealing a pale face shadowed by a flow of long, dark hair. She took off her cloak and hang it on a nearby hook.

"Thank you," she said in the same soft voice as the bartender put a cup of enchantingly fragrant tea in front of her. The maiden seemed young, and her face looked grave, while the gaze of her blue eyes was light and keen.

(ooc: I didn't know how to drop in so maybe... ermm... someone speak to her pleeasee?)

[Simbelmyne]

When the girl addressed Morowyn, she looked up. She'd been taking care of the bar for a minute, while Eowa was doing something.
"Welcome to the Horseless Rider. I think we have herbal tea..." She went into a room at the back of the bar to check the stores.
"Yes, we have some." She looked at the stranger while she made the tea, and when the girl returned to the bar, she placed the cup in front of her.
"Excuse me, but what is your name? And do you want room for the night?"

[Elethineth]

The girl lifted her gaze up.
"You need not an excuse, my good lady," she continued in the same soft tune. "My name is Aiveryn and, yes, I would dearly like to have a room tonight, if there is any available."

The maiden carefully took a draught of the hot tea.
"Mmm, wonderful," a smile glinted in her pale face. "You have done a wonderful brewing."

Aiveryn took her cup and looked around the hall as if for the first time. Her keen gaze sought for a place to sit down.

[Simbelmyne]

"Thank you, Aiveryn. We have a room to spare for the night, yes. Here are your keys, breakfast will be served around eight." She smiled at the visitor. ''Do you wish for supper now? Surely a traveller such as yourself is hungry?"

[Shieldmaiden]

'I am Leodwyn of Rohan. Where are you from, Aiveryn? You seem to have come a long way.'

[Elethineth]

(ooc: aww so sorry i didn't see that post... edited that )

The maiden settled her drink back on the counter as she saw that there was no available table to sit by.
Aiveryn accepted the keys gladly and rumbled in her poach for some coins.

As the bartender offered her supper, the maiden sighed sadly and quietly said, as if to herself.
"Indeed, a long journey I may have ahead me... a road with little hope..." her eyes veiled by tears and she turned her face away quickly so the bartender would not notice the sudden weakness of the girl. Hiding in the shadow of her dark hair, Aiveryn wiped her eyes with the long dark-green sleeve and looked up at the hostess again.

"Yes, a supper would also be nice, thank you. I will accept anything you serve," she smiled kindly.

Then she noticed the upcomer who asked her from where she was. Aiveryn smiled softly and answered:
"I am of Rohan too, my dear friend. A distant village. But I have not come thrice as far as still lies the road before me." She sighed again and looked down on the counter.

[Enelya]

Enelya laid a hand upon the newcomers shoulder
"Remember my friend were there is life there is hope! Don't despair for when we despair our courage and resolve also fail"

[Pippin]

"Do you mean.." said the hobbit, abruptily interrupting, "that there is still hope for the King to actually lead us to victory once again, now that those...evil things...have awoken agai--"

The hobbit hushed, had she spoken more than what she was supposed to freely? The hobbit then turned and stare at the table, in fear of all she had said that she shouldn't have had.

[Shieldmaiden]

'Yes little friend, there is still hope. As long as we have faithful friends and good men, there is hope. Aiveryn, where might you be headed for? I am the Cousin of Eomer our king and may be of some help to you.'

[Elethineth]

The maiden listened to the speakers with a rather sad expresson on her face. She fingered the handle of the tea cup and startled a bit, when Leodwyn turned to her with a question.

"Oh, I am not... quite sure where my road lies... perhaps west, perhaps south. I--" there Aiveryn stopped short and bit her lip. Why should she tell these strangers about what urges her to the journey, they would be no help and probably would not care... her pain was to her alone. Tears sprang to Aiveryn's eyes again and she hid her face in the shadow of her hair, feeling foolishly squeamish and angry at her weakness.

[Shieldmaiden]

'Why do you you stutter and not say all that is in your eyes? I am a kinswoman who but I would care? Please tell me your pain.'

[Enelya]

"We would help you if it lies within our power to do so. All elves owe hobbits a great debt one not easily repaid, but one we may help lessen by helping one of their kin"