A night on the town with Celegorm

[ecthelion_of_gondolin]

I know Turu's pissed (and I think kind of jealous?) about me going out with Celegorm, but I just want to have some fun. And Celegorm, whatever his many faults may be, sure seems to know about fun.

And he's really easy on the eyes. REALLY EASY. So there's that.

Ecthelion: *enters the Drunken Maia and looks around for Celegorm*
Celegorm: *is at the bar with an ale in hand, sees Lio* Hiya! Over here! *waves* I saved you a stool.

( Time for a night of fun! )

So... Celegorm's not the only easy one. So what?

More help!

[the_white_lady]

Things have been so busy at the House of Healing. The Elven healers are trying, but they're just not used to human sickness, and how often humans DO get ill. We need more help.

Eowyn: *working at the House of Healing; has just finished seeing patients*
Elladan: *has come in search of a job so he decides to find a healer of Men first. He can talk to an Elf later* Excuse me, madam, are you the senior healer in this area?

( Help comes her way... )

It's so nice to see a familiar face, not to mention more to have more help. But poor Elladan. It must be terrible for him to be separated from his twin. I hope keeping busy helps him.

In which I go to the Drunken Maia intending to get drunk...

[elladan]

I am happy to have a job, but I still feel that mental hole bothering me...


Elladan: *thinks that maybe if he gets drunk he'll fill that hole in his mind with beer* Is that... the Drunken Maia?

Maglor: *has been wandering around the city and getting his bearings, and is currently having a nice pub lunch in the Drunken Maia*

Elladan: *enters the place and sits at the bar. He asks for an ale*

Maglor: *notices him walk in; is also people-watching, but he looks familiar*

( but I meet Maglor instead... well, I am a little drunk too )

I like Maglor. I wonder what Papa would say if he knew I've met him... I wonder what Papa thinks now that I've disappeared from Valinor... *shakes his head, he's not getting drunk again or he won't be able to arrive at work in time*