How long exactly Legolas had been in this bizarre and altogether intimidating place he could not recall. Moments here felt like hours and the passage of time for Elves could be contorted and stretched when perhaps the same could not be said for men (or some of the other odd creatures he had bumped into in this so-called inn). Legolas had grown so
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She instead kept the smile on her face, busying her trembling hand with tucking some strands of golden blonde hair that had fallen over one eye behind her ear. "Not terribly long," she replied quietly, "I had been standing in the shadows before I came to sit by you. I- I don't mean to intrude."
Now she was embarrassed, a soft, realizing she'd gone barging in on an extremely private moment. From what she knew of elves, they were private people. He did seem happy to see her, rather than offended, but she supposed that had more to do with the aphrodisiacs in the air ( ... )
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The sunbronzed elf, led by the beckoning intricate beat, to the center of the camp, joy written on her body as clearly as the green vallaslin [tattooed] vines on her skin. Before she even reached the fires, eagerly, she began the dances of Arlathvhen. The melodic charms and bells caught the moon and firelight as she started swaying to the drums.
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The emerald green eyes assessed her situation, as a hand moved casually to her thigh, where a weapon would have been hiding. An ear tilted as she gave formal greetings, 'Andaran atish’an [Enter this place in peace] Lethallin [Cousin].' The low soft voice was not aloud, but was in his mind. Standing, shifting in the sand, she waited to see what manner of elvhen he was, yet at the same time she prepared to defend herself.
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His home of Mirkwood was a moist, damp place. A lush forest of green and silver. This desert was so very different, perhaps he felt permitted in a strange way to be a little unlike himself. The heat wasn't oppressive as one might imagine it to be and all he could see here were rich golds and reds and oranges. So very different to his home. It was liberating, an excuse for him to strip down his clothes, a reason for him to expose himself so readily ( ... )
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"Not my home," he replied, not moving away, and seeming not at all perturbed by the other's use of his hand to pleasure himself. It was a way to ease the stress of the aphros, so he could hardly blame him.
"I merely had been resting here while enjoying the change of scenery," he hummed, letting his eyes graze him with a smirk as he dropped the tent flap and came in, settling on a set of cushions beside the man, his robs parting some to reveal the length of one long, slim leg.
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