They had big bright smiles on their faces when they were told that they could come along if they wished. Lotharn could not but smile. Hobbits along with them, seemed to be a sign of good luck. Though it seemed Timberlane had his reservations about the idea from the look on his face. He said nothing for or against the idea but Lotharn could see he was not sure about it.<br/><br/>"My Grandfather told me some of the hardships." Pippen said.<br/><br/>"Yes indeed, no second breakfast and such. Only eating Three times a day! Now that was a hardship I am sure." Merry pipped in.<br/><br/>"Yes, yes indeed, but that is not what she is talking about. The long days, and cold nights, the constant threat of Orcs and such. But he told me that if he had it all to do over again, he wouldn't change a thing. He said it made him grow up and know the value of life. I think that is why him and Grandmother took those long trips to the south. He said it was to visit the Kings and Queens of the south." He looked over at Merry. "They know what they are doing, so I think we had best listen to them."<br/><br/>Thorgan rose to his feet and took Allassiel's offered hand. He didn't want to let go of it. Holding it made a shiver go up his spine but not in a bad way. But it was not proper to keep hold of it so he reluctantly let go of it. He walked beside her as they went back to the fire and the others. The food smelt good and soon everyone had a nice bowl of the stew and some Elven Bread to go with it.<br/><br/>Timberlane looked at the two. "Pegawen and Lotharn was just telling me about the Hobbit's part in the War of the Ring. Interesting fellows, and they have offered to let these two come along with us."<br/><br/>"For luck." Lotharn said, "Mainly.