It was the next day, and everyone was either getting ready for the battle, or saying goodbye to their loved ones. Soldiers were armed, and their horses were tacked. Thranduil stood by his elk, waiting for Lilisa to show up. He was dressed in silver armor, with a cape in the back. He had two elvish sword that were strapped to his waist. He wore a small silver crown on top of his head.

Lilisa had arrived. She was in the stables with Thranduil and the rest of the soldiers. She was dressed in a white dress, with her hair worn down. She had a small silver crown on top of her head. She was equipped with two sabers and a bow, along with arrows. She was ready for battle.

She walked to her horse and was about to mount her horse, when Thranduil came up to her.

"I trust you slept well." said Thranduil.

"I did, thank you." replied Lilisa.

They looked into each others eyes. Lilisa saw that their was a story to Thranduil. His eyes looked like they were in pain. Lilisa was so intrigued, that it took her awhile to turn away. Thranduil broke the staring by saying, "Well then, you remember the plan, right?"

Lilisa nodded her head. Thranduil walked away from her, heading over to his elk. He hopped on and started heading out of the stables. Lilisa finally snapped out of it and hopped on her horse. She followed behind Thranduil. She remained quiet the entire ride. Her guards stayed at her side the entire ride, making sure their Queen was safe.

They finally made it to the place where they planned on terminating the last of the orcs. Thranduil, Lilisa, and their army stopped on top of a hill. They looked down at the battle that had already started. Thranduil ordered some elves to attach from the left, while another one attached from the right. The middle group went with Thranduil and Lilisa.

"So, are you ready for this?" asked Thranduil.

Lilisa smiled at Thranduil before she answered.

"Are you?" said Lilisa.

Lilisa kicked her horse into a gallop, riding straight ahead into the battle. Thranduil gave small smile, as Lilisa charged into battle.