Rivendell

[glints_on_snow]

Writing in haste

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To your rooms

[advisor_erestor]

The group moved up the main stairs in the center of the house and past the belltower to the eastern wing of the house. Moving down one hall, Erestor stopped before closed doors. "I will put you three here in this wing together so that you may visit as you will. Each room has a bath fed by a hot spring system that provides a full tub of hot water at all times and there are linens and toiletries provided. Please feel free to use anything that you find there and ask for whatever you are lacking." Erestor directed Loki to the first door, Iolus to the second and Diamond to the third. He knelt before Diamond with a smile. "This was the room that Master Pippin used when he was here and I always make certain he has it each time. I thought perhaps it would comfort you to have it during your visit. There is both a large bed and a hobbit size one inside - please use whichever suits you best."

Standing, he addressed the group. "We will leave you to refresh and rest and someone will call for you when it is time to dine. Though there are few of us left now, we do still gather in the hall of fire after dinner to share wine and talk. You are more than welcome to do so with us should you wish to. Until later," Erestor said with a bow.

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[glorfindel_tm]

"I do hope we will have the joy of your company at dinner," he said as Erestor turned to leave. Smiling, Glorfindel bowed to all three and left with Erestor.

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[glints_on_snow]

Thank you. It would be lovely to talk with you at dinner.

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[trickster_loki]

Ever the charming diplomat...when it suited him, of course...Loki smiled to the elves and bowed slightly, "Diola lle, melloneamin. Your hospitality is greatly appreciated."

He proceeded to enter his rooms and make use of the amenities provided rather quickly so as to have more time to poke around Imladris before dinner.

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[iolaus_lj]

"Thank you," said Iolaus as he managed a far less regal but no less sincere bow in return. He had, after all, once been king for a day and hadn't completely forgotten his manners.