Might be going to Ataraxion

[oakenshield]

The time has come.

[He glares intensely at his mun.]

Shall you yield? I wish not to sail the stars with my nemesis so close, but my sister's sons are there. I will not readily abandon them to whatever fate lurks within that ship. Nor shall I turn a blind eye to what must be done.

[The dwarf feels a tad conflicted these days. Should he allow his mun to send him away? Or should he linger here and try to find a way to return to Middle-earth? Uncertainty hangs over him like a thick cloud.]

Do as you wish, but my heart remains true. Erebor will be reclaimed, and Smaug shall taste bitter defeat at the blade of the Orcrist. This much I can promise you.

Your preference for merriment is much like a hobbit's, but I'm a proud Dwarf. I have no need for your silliness.

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Hey bb~

[onebadapple]

A little silliness now and then is necessary, Thorin.

Oh hello there~

[oakenshield]

There's a time and place for such shenanigans, my lady. However, this is not the time for them.

Not while Erebor lies within the jaws of the beast.

Miss me~

[onebadapple]

Well, so many places retur you as if you never left. Forever After is that way, is the place you're going not the same?

[oakenshield]

I know nothing about this realm other than it's a slow death sentence for anyone who arrives. [He sighs tiredly.]

[onebadapple]

Oh Thorin that's simply awful!

[oakenshield]

It could truly be worse, but this displeases me greatly.

[As if his moodiness isn't an indicator of that already.]

[onebadapple]

Oh Thorin I really hope you'll be alright. I'm terribly worried at the idea of you being in such a place!

Hello, Thorin.

[unexpected_adventures]

Ataraxion? It sounds an odd place.

Silliness? Oh, no we hobbits can be serious too, you know.

[sonof_thrain]

[Oh, another him. Interesting.]

Smaug shall taste the bitterness of Orcist. [He nodded.] Do not let your scribe sway you from your heart's desire. The quest is what we strive for. I make that clear to my scribe so they do not sway onto silliness.