She could sense his stress as if was her own. She knew what he was putting of, they'd eventually have to break the magic that bound them. Not that Legolas didn't care for her, but she was almost positive that it would hurt her more then him, it might even kill her. She was well aware of this, the princess of the Misty Mountains had been doomed since her birth and there was nothing that could change that, not even love.
"Sérëdhiel! Leave it alone." he hissed, his voice harsh and she simply raised a brow. Surely she should be terrified of the king of Mirkwood, but she was the farthest thing from scared of him. He took a step closer and she simply held her ground refusing to back down. She held her head high as he continued. "I will tell her when I wish it. No sooner. I will not have you going about acting in such a way." Equinox stopped protectively and snorted angrily.
It was then that turned away from the camp and disappeared into the trees that surrounded their camp. Valaina glared at her and there was a silent moment where the future queen turned to go after her king, but Haldir politely stopped her trying his hardest to keep the group at peace, for Aeweth's sake. She spoke something in a low tone and it was only then that her black horse calmed himself.
She moved quickly, disappearing into the trees herself faster then anyone could stop her. Legolas didn't realize that he was only putting off the inevitable for his own selfish reasons. Not to mention that he refused to tell anyone who she really was and she hated him for that. She wasn't sure how long she walked, but she'd walked until she'd found a clearing. She could see the Misty Mountains covered in snow and it made her want to go home. A chill ran up her spine when she suddenly realized how eerie and silent it was around her and the mist that had settled in around her feet.
"Daciana...Fillin?" she breathed the names of two of her wolves in a language that only they could understand. There was nothing and she knew something was wrong they were never out of range that they couldn't hear her. Her hand flew up to her mouth when she saw the large two legged creature known as a Gobble-Wolf. They were thought to be only legend buried long ago with the Dragon Burzum himself. They were terrifying, in one bloody clawed paw he held Fillin the small alpha female of the wolf pack. She whined begging Sérëdhiel's help. The dark haired Elves eyes flicked to the rest of her pack as they came running out to her. Daciana's distinctive growl as he stood in front of Sera protecting her, despite Fillin being his mate.
The Gobble-Wolf let out a deafening shriek like howl, before he snap the small Alpha wolves spine killing her instantly. Sérëdhiel let out a painful scream, like she was the one who's spine had been broken in half, before falling to her knees. There was no doubt the others had heard. She'd had Fillin since the wolf was a puppy, she was strongly bound to her, making it hard for the Elf Princess to breath.
"Sérëdhiel, you have to go." Daciana growled, baring his teeth. "You are weak from loosing her, you can not fight this battle." his deep voice played in her head as he growled at the creature that grew closer and it wasn't alone others had started to emerge. Daciana was right, but she couldn't leave them there to fight alone.
She was not bound to these creatures they would kill her, unlike Burzum whom she was bound to by the darkness alone. He could not personally hurt her. She knew then he'd sent the Gobble wolves to kill her and he was well aware of her weakness of being bound to animals. She heard Daciana's growling get louder and she was frozen she couldn't will herself to move, she was still in pain from Fillin being ripped away from her.
She pulled herself together as quickly as she could there was no way she could run, but she had nothing to fight with. She stood slowly realizing just how close the creatures had gotten to her. She was too weak to fight and to weak to run. Blood seeped through the silk fabric of her dress, but it wasn't her own it was Fillin's. She let out a desperate noise, of fear. She'd never not been able to protect her animals, they'd never died other then from old age under her watch.
"Sérëdhiel! You have to go NOW!" Daciana practically screamed, growling and baring his teeth before lunging, but she was too numb from what had just happened to react.
"Haldir, you should not worry so." she breathed placing a hand upon his face and had it been anyone else he may have been irritated or pulled away quickly, but their was something about her touch that made him patient and calm. "You should give me somecredit. I would have called you should anything happened. I've no doubt that your keen hearing would have picked it up." he smiled lightly as she continued over to the rest of the group and he sighed. He wouldn't stop being worried about her no matter how much she told him it was going to be alright.
There was a small argument between the dark haired elf and the King, that seemed to be a growing issue between the two of them. However, no one could quite understand them, because they spoke in a language that was unknown to any of them. He'd never heard it before and it seemed as though neither had the others. The argument was not long though and Legolas disappeared into the woods. He gently grabbed the blonde Elves arms when she tried to go after her future husband.
"My lady perhaps it would be wise to let the King have a moment to clear his thoughts" he said camly. The young Elf did not seemed to please with Haldir stepping in. She seemed quite impatient and demanding, which irritated Haldir, but he knew better then to speak of it. Normally he would leave well enough alone and let Legolas handle his own problems, however, this was not just about Valania or Sérëdhiel...for the Marchwarden it was about keeping his ward, the Princess happy and safe.
Valania seemed to irritable as she disappeared into the tent that was set up for her and the king. Before he could stop her the dark haired elf had disappeared and he sighed irritated with the situation. He'd gone back to join the rest of the group, eventually Aeweth had left to find her brother and he'd allowed her to go without him shadowing behind her but that didn't stop him from worrying about her. He knew there was danger they had not yet come across or Celeborn would not have felt the need for another Fellowship. Haldir was constantly on guard.
He was keeping to himself, his senses well aware of everything that was going on in the distance around them. He wasn't paying much attention to the Hobbit or the Human, nor did he care much for Valania's crying alone in the tent. It wasn't until their seemed to be a small shift in the air that caught his attention and him feel on edge. He glanced up just as Aeweth was coming out of the woods and entering camp. He made his way to her.
"Where is your brother?" he asked concerned. He instinctively pushed Aeweth behind him when he heard the scream of the female elf far in the distance. He grabbed Aeweth's arm not giving her a choice as he pulled her towards Valania's tent and pulled her inside. "The two of you are to stay here." he ordered very sternly, however keeping his eyes on Aeweth because she was his number one priority. "Pippin" he called out towards the Hobbit, sure he wouldn't be much help if something happened, however he was better then noting and whatever danger Sérëdhiel was in seemed far enough away. "Watch over them." He ordered before glancing to Aragorn who already seemed ready to go, he was unsure of where Legolas was, however that did not matter.