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Mattius · 09-22-2002, 01:03 PM

Mattius looked over to Radagast who frowned at him.
"What is wrong my lad?" he asked. Mattius looked down at Faye who walked to the wizard.
"My dear Radagast, I am not what I seem. I am old, many years, in fact, much older than yourself. I am of the Valar and have been sent to Middle-Earth to keep a watch on the post war world we live in. In hobbit form I choose to appear as they are none threatening and kind. My mission led me to the beast and I, like you, feel the that the balance of not only nature, but Middle-Earth itself is under threat." Mattius asked the hobbit a question.
"Should we go and join with the rest of them then?"
"No," replied Faye, "we must speak with my 'cousin' Peregrin, he has important words for you." With that a rather gobsmacked Radagast and Mattius were led towards the Shire by Faye Took, apparntly, of the Valar.

[ September 22, 2002: Message edited by: Mattius ]

09-22-2002, 01:03 PM	#4
Mattius Soul of Fire Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: City of Steel Posts: 666	Mattius looked over to Radagast who frowned at him. "What is wrong my lad?" he asked. Mattius looked down at Faye who walked to the wizard. "My dear Radagast, I am not what I seem. I am old, many years, in fact, much older than yourself. I am of the Valar and have been sent to Middle-Earth to keep a watch on the post war world we live in. In hobbit form I choose to appear as they are none threatening and kind. My mission led me to the beast and I, like you, feel the that the balance of not only nature, but Middle-Earth itself is under threat." Mattius asked the hobbit a question. "Should we go and join with the rest of them then?" "No," replied Faye, "we must speak with my 'cousin' Peregrin, he has important words for you." With that a rather gobsmacked Radagast and Mattius were led towards the Shire by Faye Took, apparntly, of the Valar. [ September 22, 2002: Message edited by: Mattius ] __________________ A problem shared is a problem halved, so is your problem really yours or just half of someone else's?