[ Galadriel stands before one of the walls within the office building the Elves call their camp, smoothing long fingers across the surface to carefully blend together colors she's spent several hours applying, having grown fed up with the blandness of the constricting walls around. If they couldn't have any growing things about them, then she would
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Faramir was a guest well received. The Captain of Gondor was proving to be both similar and entirely different from his older brother. Though they had spoken but a handful of times, it hadn't taken long for Galadriel to perceive that Faramir had a calm but deep sense of power and strength about him that reminded her slightly - curiously, perhaps - of her own husband. A tree with its roots deep in the soil, bending at times but not breaking. ]
These shades that lurk on the edge of exposure, watching us. Bothersome little things.
[ Turning to face him, Galadriel inclined her head slightly in greeting, a kind smile on her lips. ]
Suilaid, lord Faramir. How fare you today?
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I wonder what it is that they wish to see. [He did not have the ability to sense them as she did, but the unease that he felt within the city was unsettling enough.] I am well, my lady. Thank you.
[He stepped into the room.]
I have a gift for you.
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[ She gave a small, wry smile at that. One didn't need to spend but days in Abax to realize the place was actively conspiring against its citizens, brought there against their will. To expect any sort of benevolence from the elusive forces that served as their keepers would be foolish indeed. Thankfully, Galadriel knew those of Middle-earth did not scare so easily, nor were entirely unfamiliar with dark powers. ]
A gift? [ She couldn't quite hide her surprise, though it was swiftly replaced with curiosity. ] To what do I owe such honor?
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There is no occasion. I hope only that you will be able to make use of these.
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