I've very much enjoyed this story by Joyful!! The plot line is terrific in that it's a group of slayers in Middle Earth, not just one or two! And the songs are quite the thing! I do wonder if the author would be able to come back and continue to write this story?!!

Loving the story! Please update some more soon

I Like, I Lust, I Love!!Please Update Soon!!

Excellent story so far! Looking forward to reading your next chapter!!

Interesting idea! Can't wait for the next chapter.

Good so far. Keep up the good work.



Typos I've spotted. Typos in brackets.

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“I was led to believe your warriors didn't trust males,” Haldir said. “Are you sure you want [out] assistance?”


our

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“She has much anger in her,” Legolas said, pointing to Shannon, who was working [to] one of the Galadhrim. “We would call it battle anger. The true seething rage that fills your heart and pushes you to bring the enemy to its knees. But I've never seen it in one of the race of men before.”


with

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“It is tradition for the women of the court to ride to the encampment to [] farewell [] the men. So, he will not stop me from riding out, if Rohan goes to war.”


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“Joanie, [as] the guard to show you to the stables so you can water Shadowfax,” Gandalf instructed, making it clear to the guards that Joanie was his servant boy.


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So there were stables in the higher levels of the city. And if the horses were [stables] in one of the lower stables, a servant would, of course, bring the horses up to the top of the city.


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Thanks. I Usually post things unbetaed, and catch the typos when I reread, which I do repeatedly, 'cause I have a sucky memory. But, thanks! Glad you liked it.

Edit: Actually in the film Eowyn says "Farewell the men." Farewell can be used as a verb, especially in more archaic forms of English.

And in the second one, it's not supposed to be with, there's supposed to be another word in there, "To disarm one of the men" The word disarm was left out, lol.

excellent work

An enjoyable chapter. I'm looking forward to seeing what changes can be wrought by the slayers and elves joining in the future battles.

I don't usually go for LotR crosses, but something made me stop and read this one. I'm a bit hesitant about the spell following them, but overall I think the story is working and I'm looking forward to more.

I'm glad you like it. Willow's spell had some big consequences. Things can never go back they way they were. *mwa ha ha!*

J/K, the laughter shouldn't be quite so evil. ;-)


I do have some interesting plans, so I hope my muses don't abandon me completely. I don't know when the next chapter will be posted, but I hope you'll stick with me. :D

I'm glad you updated this story and I like it very much. Please add more soon!

I'm glad you like it! This muse doesn't like me as much as the others, so it may be a while before another update, but I'll try!

Excellent

I'm glad you like it!

I think destroying the palantir was possibly a bad move. It was important that Aragorn use it. Not only to draw Sauron's forces out of Mordor, but to keep his eye fixed away from his peril (Frodo and Sam) and how else will Aragorn learn of the fleet of Haradrim ships heading down the Anduin? If it wasn't for the ride of the Dunedain, those ships would have reached Minas Tirith before the arrival of the Rohirrim.

Then again, I suppose this is the movie-verse. Other than that, a good idea, and a good story so far.

There is another Palantir. Denethor has it. The palantir Aragorn uses is Denethor's palantir.

Oooooooooooo! Please please please tell me we'll see some Buffy/Lego time??? Or Faith & Haldir?

Did you read the notes where I said Buffy/Legolas friendship only? THis is not going to be a Buffy/Legolas romance. However, it will be Faith/Haldir. And there are some other pairings that will show up eventually. But Buffy's heart belongs to another...who might not be truly dead. ;-)

I'm really glad you like this!

I *really* like this premise of the Slayers going into the First's home dimension. Very cool. I hope that you add on to it. Having the women of LOTR become Slayers is something new and different- also very cool. I love Eowyn and her defeat of the Witch King so having her be a slayer makes sense.

Oh, and Faith should *totally* hook up with Haldir haha!

Faith/Haldir is a pairing I'm planning, and ChristyTrekkie made me some cool F/H pics in her Fanart story.

I've got the next chapter in a notebook, so it's just a matter of transferring it to the computer and making some changes. I think I'm going to get started on that now!

Quote: "Note: I was toying with the idea of making Eowyn a slayer. I really wanted to, and I still think it's interesting, but I want to make sure it doesn't diminish her defeat of the Witch-King. That is seriously one of my favorite scenes." Unquote.

Read the book, and go back and rewatch that scene. Eowyn was a fair warrior, and a great distraction, but she didn't defeat the Witch King. Merry did. With the enchanted blade taken from the wight barrow (or given to him by Aragorn if you're following the movie). The seers who foretold that the Witch King could not be harmed by Man would not have been so shortsighted as to disregard gender. Eowyn was still of the race of Man. The Hobbit was not.

Sorry for the rant, but this has long been one of my sore spots.

P.S. Good story, keep up the good work :)

Eowyn and Merry defeated the Witch-King together. The Barrow-blade weakened him, but it was Eowyn's blow that killed him. I love both of them, but it was Eowyn who was honored with that victory.

I hate to argue, but it's a sore spot for me too. I hate that they never explained th barrow blades.

But it was the other way around. Merry weakened him, and Eowyn killed him. Watch the scene again. Merry struck the first blow, and Eowyn the last.