[The Lord of the Rings] Thranduil I: The Last Journey

Legolas understood the reasons why his father did not want to leave, but from the perspective of his relatives, these reasons could not convince him.

The days grow sad as parting draws near.

That day, he saw Tauriel who had returned from his trip.

"Legolas, it turned out to be you, it's really you..." She still didn't change, just as active.Excited for the return of an old friend.

Legolas returned her a warm smile.

"Yes, oh my God, that's the kind of smile. My God, I heard that your smile covered up the brilliance of the evening star..." Finally, her brows were wrinkled into several creases, "This is not good .”

Those who say that the woodland is closed and closed to the country have no news, they must have never really come into contact with the wood elves.They have traded with humans and dwarves all year round, and the information is faster than any territory, but the wood elves have a more simple and sincere temperament than elves of any race, and they don't even know how to distinguish rumors.Probably the Silvan elves are so indifferent, not as cold as Sinda.

"My Prince, you are becoming more and more easy-going and warm. I am really curious, when did this happen and what affected you? Could it really be... oh..." Finally she covered it with her hands Surprised.

(This is a gossip race, may Valar bless them—)

Facing the hesitant speculation, Legolas' smile deepened, and he sighed, "Tauriel, what have you done in the past 100 years?"

Tao Ruier fell silent, and her joyful expression was blurred by memory.

"I spent a bad life under the Lonely Mountain, until the people there no longer knew those people before." Her voice was tinged with vicissitudes, "I went to the Blue Mountains, where there are dwarves... "

100 years is just a moment for the elves, and the world after 100 years is no longer yesterday.

"I finally returned to the dense forest. It turned out that the exile order that day had not been implemented." She sighed long and met Legolas' eyes. "Your Highness, the King has always missed you."

But he insisted on going his own way and refused to reunite.

Legolas' eyes dimmed.

Tao Ruier, who didn't know why, tried to persuade him: "So, this time you come back, you really have to get along with him."

Saying this kind of thing is definitely not the Tao Ruier in his memory.

Probably reading his doubts, she smiled a little embarrassedly: "I used to think that the king is a ruthless elf, until I have experienced many, many... I don't know how to express it, please forgive me, this needs you Find out for yourself, listen to your heart..."

Legolas was silent for a while, "I am very willing to take the time to explore, Tauriel, really, I am trying. But, I can't stay too long, my friend is waiting for me."

"Are you talking about dwarves?" She probably thought that Legolas would stay for at least half a century this time to figure out what he wanted to figure out before leaving.

Facing her question, Legolas only nodded in response.

"Your Majesty will be very disappointed..."

"Maybe," Legolas lowered his eyes to hide the shock and shock he felt when he saw the king just now, "but the king will not be happy or sad because of my presence."

"It's not like this, Legolas," sighed Tauriel, "that's how the king always is, he doesn't express his joy or sorrow—but he must be very happy, for this brief reunion, he has Waited for a century. Please believe that your father is not what we imagined..."

"What would that look like?"

Legolas' sudden question made Tauriel speechless for a moment.

"I have no idea……"

"Tauriel?" Legolas called to her, pulling her back from the swamp of memories.

"If possible, I really want to witness it for you. Prince..." She stroked her heart and said in a daze, "but I can't, how frustrating it is."

Such an answer made the other party understand another meaning.

"I'm sorry to bother you," Legolas said apologetically.

"Everything will change for the better, Legolas, please believe me."

Tauriel gave the best words of comfort to his best friend, but it was difficult to heal the restlessness and uneasiness buried deep in Legolas' heart.