“<b>No.” Allassiel shook her head, switching to Sindarin. “I didn't say Sauron was here. I said he came, trained Morgan and then left, leaving him in charge. He could very well have done that in the time he was hiding.” She huffed and walked away.</b><br/><br/>“<b>She's always had a hard time speaking Westron.” Pegawen watch Allassiel before turning back to the men. “I think she's got a point, though. We don't know where Sauron disappeared to for all of those years. And, without a body, he could have gone anywhere. What's to say he didn't come here – wasn't lured here – by the promise of more power?” She nodded, certain that her cousin was right.</b><br/><br/>“<b>I'll go back to the room and gather up our belongings so they're ready for when we leave. It'll give Allassiel a chance to sit and rest in the gardens.” She glanced back, watching as Allassiel idly splashed her hand in the small fountain. “She's not ready to go yet. If anything happens to her I won't forgive you.” Pegawen stared at Thorgan, before turning her gaze on Lotharn. “Either of you.” With that, she lifted the hem of her robe and headed towards the room.</b>