[Child of the 7th Age]

And Idril reminded Pio that the two evil wizards were still at large. And until they were dealt with, no peace would be had for the Blessed Lands.

And Idril stated that she would surely stay and aid them on this vessel until the evil wizards could be dispatched. But, after that, her heart longed to return to the arms of her husband Tuor whom she greatly loved.

And now that the evil spells of Maeglin had been dispersed, the minds of Idril and Tuor were able to fly to each other over the swelling Sea. And Tuor saw the plight of the small ship and the still evil plans of the wizards.

And Tuor went to Ulmo and begged permission to sail his vessel out on the open sea and join with the small ship to go against the forces of evil.

Now, of all the Valar, Ulmo still had a soft spot in his heart for the Children of Iluvatar. And seeing how they had fought so valiantly against Maeglin, he spoke with Manwe and received permission for Tuor to go and rescue his Lady from the forces of evil.

For when Maeglin stole Idril from the very shores of Elvenhome, he had gone against the true order of the world. And now the old bindings and prohibitions had been loosened so that the mighty Tuor was allowed to go forth once again into the world.

So the great vessel Earrame pushed out with great speed towards the East which was a marvelous thing that had not been seen for many thousands of years.

And Idril told Child and Pio of these good tidings. And Child left another message for Mith on that strange contraption was called a cell phone to apprise him of these miraculous things.

And Child begged Mith to speed his voyage so that they all might stand against the wizards of the East.