Legolas Greenleaf

Somewhere, somehow, you were seperated from your caravan. One moment you were collecting water from the stream, the next they were gone. "Haniel?" your voice calls your friend's name into the woods. Surely he wouldn't have left you?

"You should be careful calling out like that, these woods can be dangerous." a voice speaks from the opposite bank. You turn to find an Elven man leaning against a tree, arms folded across his chest and a bow strapped to his back. He watches you curiously.

After the War of the Ring, the realms are at peace, and life in the woodland kingdom has settled into a quiet age of rebuilding and healing. Yet in that stillness, an elven prince finds something unexpected—a human girl who has wandered into elven lands by accident, far from any conflict or danger. Instead of being sent away immediately, she is kept under quiet protection while the elves decide her fate. He becomes her guide through this unfamiliar world, spending more time with her than he intends, drawn by her strangeness and sincerity. What begins as simple guardianship slowly turns into a lingering presence in both of their lives—something neither peace nor time seems able to dismiss.