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Lenora made her way to the courtyard...she passed Talli with only a slight nod and making no eye contact. When she stepped outside..she searched for Elandere...but he was no where to be found..she sighed softly and walked over to Legede. She bowed slightly.. "Sir..I have come to offer my sword...if you have need of me."

Lenora nodded and made a deeper bow. "Thank you, Sir." And then she made her way in the direction she was given...humming softly to herself.

Sario made her way over to the wall as Legede and Lenora conversed, dodging the rushing soldiers that hurried to prepare. At one point she spotted Aragorn, who was directing his own portion of the army. He looked weary and tired, but already had some armor strapped on while his eyes blazed with anticipation.
Upon reaching the stairs, the Maia let her bare feet walk over the stone steps as she ascended. It was cold, but the feeling did not bother as it would have when she was mortal. What did bother the elf was when at one point she was shoved against the wall and had her feet stepped on by more warriors. She let the rudeness pass, knowing full well that in their haste they had no time to consider being gentle or the safety of those who just lingered around.
On the boardwalk, Sario came up beside a couple of soldiers who stared with wide eyes toward the horizon. She leaned on the edge, letting her own keen sight reach out beyond until it pierced the mist. That was as far as she could see, unfortunately.
The land was barren and it was quiet, darkness rising to where the fog clung to the ground far away.
She searched for any sign that the enemy approached, or the hope that the scouts themselves were not all captured. She did not like waiting.

Sario turned around at hearing Legede shout. She shook her head, before cupping her hands over her mouth.
"NO! NOT YET!" she shouted back over the roar.

Elandere turned, "Lenora, I am glad you are here." he said, pointing to the area where Sario was standing. "I would like your eyes up there, to help alert the archers when this army comes into sight and range." he replied with a sigh. "I trust you to be my eyes and ears during this fight, since I can not be everyone at once."

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Elandere looked to the newcomer, "From Valinor, hm?" he asked, thinking for a moment. "How good are you with a bow?"

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The Elf nodded, "Good... We are in need of archers upon this wall. In fact, most of the warriors who excelled at archery were killed in the last attack. Sometimes, I think the Orcs are smarter than we give them credit for." he added as the sun suddenly disappeared behind the mountains boardering Mordor. "And we will need all the eyes we can have upon the walls. The cover of darkness is the prime time for Nufeniel and Melkor's army to attack, and I would assume they will strike at us soon."

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Elandere pointed to the wall, "There." he replied, "And I always advise my warriors to keep their swords where they can reach them. If the Orcs breach this wall, then we will have a problem on our hands. We must not allow them to reach the Main House."
"Also, there are many undead who travel with Nufeniel's army." Legede added, coming to stand near the two. "Though I will be concentrating on fighting them, one should still be wary. A touch from their icy fingers can stop the blood in your veins, and I jest not, they can wipe this city out in mere moments."
Elandere scoffed, "And how do you expect to fight them?"
The captain smiled, "The same way we did last time..."

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