As a middleman and Messenger, Lann brought friendly news between the two noble and powerful ladies, then took his own Long Blade back from Lady Galadriel's hand.
The Elf Queen, having heard news of her childhood friend, was in an excellent mood; her steps, already graceful, became even lighter and more cheerful in Rivendell's garden.
Even the lovely things in the garden—creatures like Butterflies, birds, squirrels, and even flowers and budding branches—couldn't help but respond to Galadriel's footsteps as if they possessed intelligence, dancing about in lively harmony.
In another world, the Elf Queen before his eyes would doubtless be classed as one of the Divine Beings.
The Elves of this world don't make a show of their power on the surface, but in truth they're terrifyingly strong.
Even Lann had two sparrows perched on his shoulders, chirping away.
The Demon Hunter continued walking at Lady Galadriel's side.
