Estelarion quickly lifted his flute to his mouth and gestured to Menelduliniel. Hinura joined into their Elvish song:
Ir'Ithil hant sílad
Am i'falas
Nîf tín síla na hann lost.
Percarach-en-gell
Na lhach benchaered
Geil sílal dannar
A u-mathin erui
Di i'celaid myrn
A u-mathin erui
U-mathin erui
Be i'celaid myrn
U-mathin erui
Luin a celin
I'amar na o menel
Hall in'duath gala
Di ben uial
Ir'ind lhossar
A i'naergon revia am an i'dhû
A u-mathin erui
Di i'celaid myrn
Sí di i'celaid myrn.
As the hope-filled song drew to a close, Hinura, Menelduliniel, and Estelarion grew silent. Menelduliniel wondered if the song was enough or whether Mithrandir would want them to sing again. She decided that she should remain quiet, however, for Mithrandir would tell them what he desired when the time came.
[ February 02, 2003: Message edited by: VanimaEdhel ]
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