Quest:The Days Ahead

The Days Ahead
Level	10
Type	Solo
Starts with	Bregar
Starts at	Duillond
Start Region	Ered Luin
Map Ref	[24.0S, 92.6W]
Ends with	Toronn
Ends at	Celondim
End Region	Ered Luin
Map Ref	[28.1S, 92.4W]
Quest Group	Ered Luin
Quest Chain	Brotherly Bond

Quest Chain
Prerequisites: Having accepted the quest Prologue (Elf): The Master of the Refuge Brotherly Bond [9] Leaving Middle-earth [9] What was Lost [11] Now is Found [10] The Days Ahead The quest Leaving Middle-earth is a prerequisite for Evil at Dol Ringwest

Walkthrough & Notes
Travel to Celondim and find Toronn at the Stable. For the full song, see The Lay of Nimrodel

Rewards
None

Quest Text

Bestowal dialogue 'Langlas has indeed done me a great boon by sending this with you. "The Lay of Nimrodel" is a sad story which has bearing upon our plight. 'Please, bring this scroll to Toronn and have him read this passage.' Bregar places a mark beside a stanza and hands you the scroll. 'If this does not make him understand, then we are fated to part.' Background Langlas had given you a scroll to bring to Bregar at Duillond. Bregar recognized the poem as the "Lay of Nimrodel" and realized that a passage from the Lay might be enough to convince Toronn to remain in Middle-earth. Objective 1 Bring "The Lay of Nimrodel" to Toronn at Celondim Toronn is at Celondim, south of Duillond. Bregar has asked you to take the scroll to Toronn in the hope that it will convince his brother to remain. Bregar: 'Speak with my brother Toronn. He is at Celondim to the south.' Toronn: 'Does Bregar still endeavour to turn aside my path?' The Elf's eyes widen as he reads the scroll. '"And cursed the faithless ship that bore Him far from Nimrodel...." Though it is a sad tale, this was ever a favourite of mine. It tells of Amroth and Nimrodel, their parting, and the coming of much sadness to Lothlórien, home of our kindred. 'Bregar is right. There is much to be done here before we go. I will not carry my pain aboard the White Ships and bring it to the West. Thank you for helping me to understand, <name>.'