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CHAPTER TWENTY FIVE

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“There’s no sign of Legolas. I looked all around the tall grasses that he could have but he was still gone.” Allessia said to her companions. Are saw his broken bow and tried to touch it. Everyone was silent while Are is caressing the bow with his closed eyes. “Young Legolas, that young elf… was in search for Princess Charlotte.” The disappointment was seen in Allessia’s face as she was able to control it. “But I can’t track where the Princess was, all I can see is darkness.”

“Then we must continue our journey to Sharrveineil, the people and Isilme are already waiting at the riverbank of East,” Ithildin said.

“What about Legolas?” Aradan said, “Don’t worry about Legolas, help me fix these dead bodies of our colleagues.” Allessia complained.

The group fix all the remains and started heading to the East riverbank where the other colleagues are. Meanwhile, Charlot

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