Silindrial listened as Allasea talked to Pegawen. She raised a brow as she found out that Allesea was Pegawen's mother. Part Elf? Who had been her mate, surely not a human. Pegawen did not look nothing like her son who one could tell had human blood in him. Why all the mystery in the first place. So Allasea had been raised in the wilds with animals about, why not have her daughter with her? Why not tell her who her father was and exactly what happened to him? She would not have left her son in the care of another Elf or Human just because he as different. To give up a child to another and let them rear them was something that was not done in her lands. She shook her head and translated more out of habit then anything else to Egland. He knew the elven language well. He could speak it and write it. So If Allasea's mate fell to the Sorrow of the Elves, He had to of been one of the Nolands, perhaps one that had partaken in the first kins slayings. Indeed that would make him old and she wondered why it would have taken him so long. Pegawen was not that old, for an Elf Then she thought, if Allasea was mated to one of the First Elves, then how could Pegawen not be a full elf? Unless Allasea was not fully an Elf herself? Oh how she wanted to intrude and find the answers to many questions that were begining to form in her mind.<br/><br/>In the room with Allassiel, Merry lay still as if sleeping but he was wide awake and listening to the conversation. He wondered who the strange Elf was Allassiel was talking to, and who was this Allasea they were talking about. The Male Elf and the one called Allasea had not been there when they arrived and had not been there when he had fallen asleep. The conversation was all about Pegawen and this Allasea and as it seemed, Allasea was Pegawen's mother. That was news and exciting. But it seemed that Pegawen didn't know it. Where was Pegawen and her mother? They were not in the room. He did not hear their voices, so they had to be somewhere else. Thorgon had indicated he wanted him to listen, so he supposed he wanted to be told what was being said. When the two were done talking, he moved and sat up rubbing his eyes and then streatching. He looked over at Allassiel and Haldir, leaning forward a bit and eyeing Haldir. "Who is this?" he asked Allassiel.<br/><br/>Thorgan and Lotharn were lead to Balazor and Timberlane. Balazor was explaining some things to Timberlane as he read from a very large book on a pedatal. Thorgan could tell they were talking about magic by the speech they were talking. He had heard it enough to realize that it was the language used when Wizards used Magic or talked about it among themselves. The two looked up as Thorgan and Lotharn entered the room. Both smiled and Balazor smiled. "It will be a while before the potion will be ready. Is there something we can help you with?"<br/><br/>"No Just trying to keep from under foot with the two new arrivals. They seemed to want to talk to Pegawen and Allassiel alone." Thorgan told him.<br/><br/>To the South at the Fortress Dul Nor, Morgan was not pleased with the reports he had received. "Take the bulk of the army further south to the Southern mountains." He told a creature that looked human but was not. It had pale skin that was streatched tight on its bones and its eyes were pure black. "Yes Master." it said in a horse and grating voice. To another like the first he said, "I want you to go north with your best assassins and find them. I want that Key Stone. Do not return without it!" "Yes Master." the creature said and it too turned and left the room