A/N: This is going to be the ending chapter, since
there's at least one person out there who feels I am not qualified enough
to write anymore.
"Legolas' Love"
by Trunks's Gal
Chapter Ten: The End...For This Story
After
the elf hunter had left the group, Legolas knew. He knew that he really
didn't love Nimbus. He loved her looks, not her personality. In fact, he
didn't even know her that well.
Aragorn
shook his head. It was like he had just awaken from a dream. For some reason,
he felt as though something odd had happened. Then he looked at Nimbus,
and he knew.
Gimli
made a gruff noise and stood rigid. He felt light-headed, and didn't understand
why. The last thing he remembered was sitting at home...
Frodo
rubbed his temples. He felt as though something had been controlling him.
It wasn't good; yet, it wasn't evil either.
Sam,
Merry, and Pippin blinked twice. They felt terribly sick. Perhaps from
all the drinking.
Nimbus
stood still. She felt horrible, and yet, she knew that it was for the best,
what she had done. She had granted everyone their inner-most wish. Aragorn,
to be like a father to someone. Legolas, to be in love. Gimli, to have
more human feelings. Merry and Pippin, to be shallow for once. Frodo, to
fall for a girl who was out of his league, and for Sam to see someone in
love.
"I
am sorry," Nimbus appologized. "I have used your wishes against you, and
made your lives horrible."
Legolas
didn't understand. Before, Nimbus had seemed so beautiful, no she just
looked like everyone else. A million thoughts ran threw his brain, and
he sat on the ground. He started to pray.
Aragorn
walked up to Nimbus, and he felt an odd feeling pass threw him.
"I
have to go."
With
his final words, Aragorn departed from the group.
"Witchcraft,"
Gimli muttered, walking away.
The
hobbits remained quiet and walked back to there home. Only Legolas remained
with Nimbus, and she knew that he wouldn't talk to her anymore. She started
to walk away.
"Nimbus,"
he said. "You have made a mistake. You abused your power, and made others
seem what they are not."
Legolas'
words stung Nimbus's heart.
"Believe
it or not," Nimbus snapped. "I didn't mean to do this. It was something
else."
Legolas
remained silent and let the girl walk away. He didn't know where she was
going, but then again, he didn't care. She had started something that she
had to end, and would probably have to do that on her own.