Lotharn heard what Allassiel told him. Yes he was indeed curious about what Allasea had told Pegawen that had her acting a bit strange. It had to of been of great importance. But like Allassiel said, she would tell him in her own time. He joined her in the room and closed t he door behind them. He went and sat next to her on the bed, putting an arm around her. It looked as if she needed some comfort. This had been a very interesting day and he still wondered how Haldir and Alasea found them at Balazor's tower. From what he had seen, the Tower was not where one would imagine it to be. Some sort of spell made it possible to enter one place and come out in another. The Entrance in the pass was hidden and there fore impossible for anyone to just happen upon if they did not know it was there.<br/><br/>In the other bed chamber Thorgan was looking at a tapestry. It was old, probably from before the War of the Undead. It showed a beautiful city in the mountains, with tall spires and bridges connecting the buildings. Allassiel asked him what it was and he shook his head. "Some say it is a myth, none has seen it for a thousand years anyways." he began. "That is a picture of the city Salantra. It was suppose to be the most beautiful and advanced city ever constructed. During the war, it refused to send its warriors into the war, a war they felt was fruitless. It was said that a powerful curse was laid upon it by the Council of Wizards of the time and that it just vanished one day, never to be seen again. But of course that is a story that many feel is a tale to scare children. Nothing exists today to prove that the city ever existed, except this." his hand moved over the tapestry where the city was pictured. "It makes me now wonder if the story was true, and the curse that was placed upon it and its people"<br/><br/>"Now let me have a look at that ring you say brought the Hobbits here." Balazor took the ring and examined it. He then placed it on the table and in the tongue of the wizards began chanting a spell. The ring began to glow and an inscription appeared on the inside of the ring. "As I thought. This was made by the Anchient ones. You say the two Hobbits said they found this ring in a hidden chamber at the Gray Haven."<br/><br/>"That is what they said." Timberlane said<br/><br/>"For this to be there means that one of the Ancient Ones placed it there." Balazor looked at Timberlane. "They knew it would be found and would transport who ever found it here." he shook his head. He rubbed his jaw as he picked up the ring and handed it back to Timberlane.