He watched her, still keeping a bit of a distance between them. However, he was no longer on edge around her. Instead, he found himself rather intrigued by her. "Yeah, I...I... I'm not sure where I am..." Those words that the young woman spoke caused DĂșlinnor to suddenly look at her with concern. He said nothing, simply waiting. She soon met his gaze and the Elf held it easily. "I'm not sure how I got outside. I'm not trying to hurt anyone. I'm just trying to figure out what's going on..."
DĂșlinnor studied her for a moment, almost as if trying to decide what to do. He knew that returning with this Human would only get him into more trouble. However, Reinette seemed truly lost. He could not simply escort her to the edge of the woods and leave her to fate. It simply wasn't in his nature. "You are in LothlĂłrien, the Golden Wood. Home to the Lady Galadriel and Lord Celeborn. Surely you have heard of our realm?" He simply could not believe that she did not know of the realm.
"I..would help you, if you would allow me. We will be returning to our..capital in the morning. If anyone would be able to help you, it would be our Lady." He paused suddenly, his head turning to the side as if he'd heard something. After a short moment he turned his attention back to Reinette. "Come. We should go. It is not wise to remain here."
The Elf moved suddenly, turning his back to the Mortal woman. He only hoped that she would follow. His stride was fairly quick. He was running behind and they would likely not return to the main camp until it was a bit later in the evening. It was quite a trek. He had no idea how his fellow Elves would react.
He led the way, making sure to keep an eye out for anything out of the ordinary. They did not encounter anything and for that, DĂșlinnor was glad. He'd spoken with the woman as they walked, finding that he rather enjoyed her company. However, he was quick to push such a though from his mind.
They traveled for some time before DĂșlinnor could feel eyes on them. No doubt a few of the other Wardens were above them, watching. Still, he continued walking. "Stay close." He said, softly to the woman. After a few steps more, they were within the camp. There were no tents upon the ground, only small wooden structures above, in the trees. On the ground were a few fire pits, the fires already beginning to be lit. Horses were in a nearby pen, being fed and watered. The few Wardens that were on the ground seemed to pay them no mind.
DĂșlinnor had taken only a few steps within the camp when Aglaron suddenly appeared. The older Elf looked much like DĂșlinnor though older and his hair was much fairer in color. The older Elf shoved DĂșlinnor up against a nearby tree, holding him against it with his arm against his younger brother's throat. It was easy to see that the older Elf was not pleased to see that his little brother had returned with a Human.
"You leave..going off on your off and then suddenly come back with her? You are more foolish than I thought!" He said, his face getting closer to the younger Elf's. DĂșlinnor did not seemed bothered at all by his brother's actions. "I had no choice, Aglaron. She's lost and I've promised to aid her. She needs to see the Lady."
His words did not seem to help. DĂșlinnor was glad that Reinette could not understand what was being said. Suddenly, before either of the brothers could say anything, Haldir appeared. He pulled Aglaron off of DĂșlinnor, putting distance between them. Aglaron suddenly threw a hand in defeat, walking off with one of the other wardens. It was only then that DĂșlinnor explained to Haldir what was going on. After a few more moments, it was decided that the woman could stay so long as DĂșlinnor kept an eye on her. The Elf agreed, watching as they were left alone once again.
DĂșlinnor turned to Reinette, offering her a small smile. "It has been decided that you may stay and travel with us in the morning to see the Lady. However, I am to keep an eye on you to make sure that you mean no ill will." He paused, watching her. He did not bring up the interaction that had occurred between Aglaron and himself. He somehow suspected that the woman would bring it up if she wished to know what had been said. "Would you like something to eat?" He asked softly. The evening meal should be finished soon and then he would need to show her where she would be sleeping for the evening.