"Ok i will.Anyway i gotta go now so bye."Olga said and ran towards Mirkwood.

~ The next morning ~ Day two of our fantastic journey ~

The orcs and Uruk-hai were slayed in the night. Tirneldir picked up a burning stick, and set the corpses on fire. Aludil stood around looking carefree, his mare beside him. If it hadn't been for the blood and corpses, one would think that there was no scuffle with orcs and uruks to begin with. Every now and then, Alfirin would shake her long golden bangs out of her eyes.
"We must head towards Mirkwood with haste, so that no eyes, be it good nor evil, can track us. Spirit hunting is dangerous, and most would consider it illegal." he said.

The man rubbed his bruised neck. He had many bruises, and cuts from the fight though they were all far from serious save for a burn he had gotten in the back of his left hand. It hurt like no ones business and was blistered but didn't seem as though it would scar for the most part. "Right then...lead in." He coughed slightly in saying this as he climbed up on his horse.

Tirneldir hopped on Aludil and headed towards the forest. One could tell when they were getting near, as the trees got fuller and more unruly.
"They say," Tirneldir said quietly, "That a great bear wanders these parts, hungry and in search of prey. He is the guardian of spirit animals, and is best left alone. One wrong move and you may be his dinner."
Aludil whinnied slightly.

The giant eagle flew around in the sky it was cloudy even for her large size the clouds made her almost invisible those who look up in the sky at her, just see her as a normal sized bird in the sky. The sky started to rumble thunder appeared quickly then rain a bit later Zesty flew down to avoid being struck down by lighting.

"That is but a tale!" The man coughed. "Any number of people could have made it up."

"It is still wise to heed those words. What if it isn't but a tale?" Tirneldir asked, his green eyes flashed under his hood. "It's still good to have extra precaution. The forest lives and you must beware of Ents and Giant Spiders, like Shelob the Great and her children." Tirneldir said, looking around cautiously.

Quickly her wings became wet with all the rain and crashed near Mirkwood, she let out a screech of pain when she crash landed she luckily kept her wings closed when she crashed no broken bones so she was mostly fine but in alot of pain.

Suddenly, Aludil reared.
Something had obviously spooked the stallion.
"Woah, Aludil." Tirneldir said, calming the horse. "Something has spooked him. We'd best be careful from here on."

The man simply nodded at this. Why would one not be careful in these woods? Anything could happen in these woods. "How many traps did you bring?" He asked knowing that he himself had none to his name. He had stole one once but he had sold it latter to an elf.