The Elf noted Reinettes unease at the mention of his brother. "Your brother is... the guy from earlier, right? With the throat grabbing and the heated discussion, right?" He smiled slightly at her. "Yes. That was Aglaron." He confirmed for her. "He seems...Brotherly?" The young woman asked. DĂșlinnor thought for a moment on her words. "I suppose. However, he was already angry with me before I returned with you. I'm certain that has something to do with how he's been."
A few moments later, Reinette decided that she wished to rest. The woman readied herself for rest and was soon lying down, looking at him. "Thanks again, you know... for everything. If it wasn't for you, I'd probably be alone right now, confused, and sleeping in the woods...It'll be nice to make this trip with you. Hopefully, together we can figure this all out..." He smiled at her. "The important thing is..that you are not alone. Keep faith, my friend. Now, rest. I will see you once I return."
He waited, simply happy to be able to rest for a bit before he needed to leave. He had only a very short time before he knew that his brother would appear. The Elf was unsure of how long had passed before he suddenly heard Aglaron's voice. "Little brother, should you not already be below and heading out for your patrol?"
DĂșlinnor smiled at his brother's words. "Yes. Thank you for staying with her. I'll return soon." He was soon heading out of the flat and down the tree. He was trusting his brother to behave, to not bother the poor girl. As he reached the ground, a few other Elves joined him. They moved quickly, heading into the forest. Though there would be another group of Wardens heading out to the camp as they were heading towards the city. However, Haldir liked to make sure that everything was under control before allowing them to leave.
The small group spent their remaining few hours moving quickly through the forest. It came as no surprise to any of them that nothing was amiss. Only once they were certain that all was well did they turn around, heading back to camp. By now, DĂșlinnor knew that the camp would be packed up and all the horses ready to go. Once they'd reached camp, he made his way looking for Aglaron. He found the male Elf easily as he was standing with two horses. "I was beginning to wonder if I was going to have to learn Westron in order to speak to the Human. I do not like that she does not speak our tongue. I was barely able to get her to understand that we needed to get ready for our trip."
"Regardless, thank you." DĂșlinnor said gratefully. He then took the reins to his horse and then smoothly mounted the readied creature. He then turned the horse, nudging him into a walk, making his way to where he'd spotted Reinette. DĂșlinnor stopped the horse, smiling down at the woman. "I was thinking that you could ride if me if you'd like. Or..you could always ride with Aglaron." He was joking of course. He was fairly certain that she'd rather not spend any more time with the older Elf than she needed to.
He offered to help her up behind him and only once he was certain that she would not fall did he move the horse again. Many other had already begun the trip and they would be towards the back for now. They ended up being next to Aglaron though it mattered little. The older Elf could not speak not understand the common tongue. "I do hope that my brother did not bother you too terribly." He said to the woman gently.
Just after she answered the Elf to their side spoke. "Do you have to speak in such a savage language? Perhaps you should teach her our tongue." DĂșlinnor smiled. "She does not plan on staying long enough to learn. I suppose that you will have to try to get over this." Aglaron shook his head slightly. "Let us hope so. I still do not think it wise for you to be staying so close to her. We know nothing about her."
DĂșlinnor was not surprised at his words. "I know. However, I do not think that we've anything to fear from her. Be at ease. She will be speaking with the Lady once we arrive in the city. Then, we will hopefully know more." He finally made it a point to turn his attention back to the woman. "I apologize." He said for he felt that he should not have been ignoring her..even for a short time. "I believe that my brother is warming up to you. He thinks you need to learn Elvish." He told her, smiling. There was no need to let her know everything that was said.