All he ever wanted

"Only two elves in the history of Valinor have been caught in the beams of light from both trees at one time. Both have been given unnatural powers, and are known as Valets. They serve the Valar by ridding Arda of evil beings. No others can be blessed like that, for the trees were destroyed."

"What type of powers?" Cimorene questioned. She did not believe Haldir, but this piqued her curiosity.

"Many powers such as foresight, telepathy, ability to control nature and the elements, and much more. They glow brighter that any other elf, including Galadriel. They have keener senses than the most highly skilled trackers."

"Are you saying that-" Cimorene began, before Haldir cut her off.

"Yes, the Lady Galadriel saw it in her mirror. She instructed me to tell the both of you. She also told me to tell you this: Do not reveal yourselves until the War of the Ring is over."

"You lie. There are no such beings. It was all a tale told to elflings by those who had hope that the Valar would send someone to aid them against Morgoth. They do not exist. Galadriel is wrong."

"So it was said to protect them."

"Excuse me Haldir; I believe I will take a walk." Cimorene said haughtily, and she swiftly exited the room.

All who stood in the room watched in surprise as she left. They stood in silence for about five minutes before any of them spoke.

"Did she just say that Galadriel was wrong?"

"No one ever says that the Lady of Light is wrong."

"What is wrong with her?"

"I'll go find her." Glorfindel said. "Please be careful with Tyrian." Then he left the room.

Cimorene was way ahead of Glorfindel. She decided to head to the Glittering Caves.

The next thing she knew she was pinned against the wall. "I told you I’d get you back. Even if it is the last thing I ever do. In addition, if I die, I am going to take you with me." Linhir hissed.

"You cannot take me away from my husband and child. I would escape."

"You could not escape from me."

"Yes I can. I can escape you very easily."

"How?"

"Like this." She shouted and a well-placed kick hit Linhir right in the groin. He released her and doubled over in pain. Cimorene took advantage of this and brought her elbow down on his head. "I'm probably one of the best in hand to hand combat. You touch me again and you will never have any children of your own. Now leave me alone."

Linhir got up and staggered to the door. "This is not over Cimorene, and it never will be for as long as I live." Then he slammed the door after he exited.

Cimorene heard a rumbling in the ceiling. Thoughts of never seeing her family again flew through her mind. Her last thought was 'Glorfindel' before part of the cave collapsed on her.