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[alephbet]

[Aleph gets straight to the point.]

Does anyone have any idea why so many people are unconscious? And does anyone know how to wake them?

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[marchwarden]

This is a...dark, dark magic that looms over them all.

[ He sighs deeply. ]

I cannot seem to wake any of them, not even those I know.

[alephbet]

Neither can I. What do you suppose we should do?

[marchwarden]

I say we call upon the aid of Gandalf, the White Wizard who hails from my realm. He would certainly know what to do more so than I.

I don't share his vast knowledge of magic.

[alephbet]

He was one of the leaders of the meeting, wasn't he? He certainly seemed knowledgeable.

[marchwarden]

I believe so. The White Wizard isn't the kind of fellow to stand by idly during times of strife.

It would go against his very nature to do so.

[alephbet]

Do you know where he could be found?

[marchwarden]

If you seek Gandalf's wisdom, perhaps it would wise speak to my companion, Legolas of Mirkwood, about his whereabouts. Either he or another by the name of Gimli, son of Glóin.

They are the last two remaining warriors of the Fellowship, close allies of both the Ringbearer and the White Wizard.

[alephbet]

This sounds like a story that I haven't heard yet.

[marchwarden]

Oh? Then believe me when I say this is no ordinary tale.

[alephbet]

I'd like to hear it when you have the time.

[marchwarden]

Is that so?

[ His brow arches a tad. ]

Quite curious you are to desire to know the tale that revolves the young Ringbearer and the "One Ring" that would rule them all. I warn you now, such a story was once fact, and all those who lived during this time of darkness and strife either prevailed against the Ring or succumbed to its malice.

[alephbet]

I hear that the best stories are all true. At least, the important ones are.