
Mortals were like flowers in Tauriel’s mind. Some as beautiful and dangerous as a rose: barbed with thorns to pierce and draw blood at the slightest of touch and others were as gentle and soft as the dandelions that grew upon the woodlands; someday a wind would carry their seeds far away into the abyss of another life.He was in awe - for lack of a better word. For that very moment he caught a glimpse of her features, a gift given to him by the biding wind above, Robb had not seen anything like her before.
Beautiful she was, yes, with sharp lines over her cheeks that brought about a distinctiveness to her eyes, he wished he could see more of her, if she were not so cloaked by her garb. For a moment, he believed - he swore - he saw pointed ears. Oddly, however, he was being mostly ignored for Grey Wind.
As Robb removed himself from the top of the horse, Grey Wind walked forward gently, drawn towards the Elven woman in a state of yearning. The King of the North watched, bemused, as the wolf affectionately sat at Tauriel’s feet, still so large even when seated.
“More than just a friend - I raised him.” His glance focused affectionately towards his wolf companion, before rising to Tauriel. “What is your name?”
Mortals were like flowers in Tauriel’s mind. Some as beautiful and dangerous as a rose: barbed with thorns to pierce and...
He was in awe - for lack of a better word. For that very moment he caught a glimpse of her features, a gift given to him...