Iellwen raised an eyebrow. "Yes, she is in fact related to me by blood. But this is not the reason I came."

"Well, that is not what I asked! I asked what brings you here?"

Iellwen raised a hand to silence her. "Calm yourself, sister. I am here for the famous hobbit tracker, Mr. Baggins."

I looked at her, "Don't raise your hand to me!"

Iellwen narrowed her eyes at her. "I don't have to explain myself to you, you impossible child."

"Impossible?" I was getting mad, "you are and always will be the impossible one!"

"Calm down, Luth." I turn to Iellwen. "You'll have to explain yourself to me if you want my services as a tracker."

Iellwen sighed. "I think it would be best if you invited me inside your...." Iellwen eyed the house and shook her head. "The conversation may not be fit for neighboring ears."

"Fine. Inside."

Iellwen bowed and walked inside the house gracefully, still keeping her hood up. She walked into the small kitchen and turned back to Frodo. "Please listen, for I will not repeat it. Sauron has waken and he is more powerful than ever. There are few who are bold enough to stand up to him. Since my sister here is so oblvious to the situation at hand and has not told you," she glared at Luthien with contempt, "I have come with word from Mirkwood."

"Who is Sauron?"

Iellwen blinked and glanced at Luthien. "So I'm guesing Luthien is lacking in sharing information." She waved her hand dissmisively at this. "Sauron was a powerful man who began to study the dark works of wizards. Now he is beyond any wizard of the ages."

"Wait. What does he look like?"

I looked at Iellwen, "For your information, Legolas hasn't told me anything about it! this is the fitst I have hear of it!"