Fan Fiction ❯ no title yet ❯ Sandy Shores ( Chapter 2 )

Disclaimer:I do not own Lord of the Rings, or any thing that has to do with the book or movie. All I own are my gay dog, my clothes, the crappy artwork I do, and the plot to this story. As I said before, I don't have a job so if you sue, I can't pay you any thing anyway! :-P

 

 

Chapter 1

 

I woke on a sandy shore with the sun shining down on me. I closed my eyes because the stupid sun was too bright. My tongue was swollen and I had sand in places that I don't want to mention.

 

A shadow drifted across my face, shading me mercifully from the hot sun. I heard some unintelligible babbling, and then someone kicked me. Hard. In the ribs. It wasn't gentle at all.

 

“Ow! That hurt! I just got shipwrecked and now I'm being beating by strangers! This sucks!” I exclaimed, curling up into a ball.

 

“It's a human! What is it doing in the undying lands?” one of the voices shrieked, obviously upset.

 

I opened my eyes slowly, hoping not to be blinded by the blasted light. “No shit, Sherlock! What else would I be besides a human?”

 

Then I realized the oblivious. There was something different about that voice, something I should have notice right off the bat. It hit me the moment I looked at his head. He had pointy ears. So did the other person on the beach.

 

“Holy shit! An elf!” I said, scrambling up into a defensive position.

 

“she is just as surprised as we are to us, Amil.” A younger elf said, his companion, with a hint of amusement in his eyes. “I am called Legolas and this is my cousin, Amil. He does have a point when he says that humans don't belong here.”

 

I just stared at him. I must be crazy, the undying lands were in Middle Earth, a fairy tale land created by J.R.R. Tolkien. And, to top it all off, I was looking at the elf of my dreams, the Legolas Greenleaf. I must have hit my head on something hard when I was washed overboard, that must be it. What the hell had happened?!

 

“My prince, we should take her to your father. He will know what to do with this, this intruder.” Amil said in elfish, a language that I normally won't have understood, but some how I did. I was officially crazy now, so they couldn't execute me, right?

 

“Yes, I guess you are right, Amil. No human, whether by accident or not, is allowed in the undying lands. They have never reached sight of the shores, yet alone set foot on them.” Legolas said in the same tongue.

 

Then, reaching for my arm, he helped me straighten and guided me away from the shores. While I had an instinctive dislike of Amil, I liked Legolas. He was being courteous, even though I was not supposed to be there. Something told me that even though I didn't get along with his cousin, I was going to have to deal with the two of them for a while, maybe even until I was going to get home if I wasn't truly crazy as I half hoped.

 

Author's Note: Thanks to my reviewer, Feanin, for reviewing so soon after I posted the prologue. Girl-falls-into-me story? I'm afraid I don't know that phrase. Any ways, I hope anyone else who reads this and likes it will leave me a review. `bye!

 

Oh, yeah! Before I forget, if anyone has an idea for a title for this, feel free to tell me it. If you don't want to leave it in a review, just email me. My email is post on my author's page thingy, or whatever you call it. I couldn't figure out a title, so I'm leaving it up to you, my dear readers! `bye for real now!