I haven't seen The Old Guard yet (beyond the gifs that make the rounds on Tumblr), so I probably missed a lot of references here, but I really enjoyed it. Mind you, I'll get nightmares from the idea of drowning and reviving and drowning ad infinitum, but I'm glad Quynh was released after all and can, perhaps, recover some sort of peace. Really liked Maglor - both for himself, and in his interactions with Uinen, Quynh, and the robin. I agree with him, even if you think someone's immortal, there must be better ways of establishing it than stabbing them! I do hope Quynh will come to trust him properly, and that they find a way of getting in touch with the other immortals, perhaps...

So Maglor will be allowed home, but he has to rescue Daeron first!

And help the other Immortals, of course.

I'm terrified of the journey already. There's no jumping over board and swimming the rest of the way on a plane, and I can't help fearing that the other side won't just sit still until they're at the door.

Which is to say that I continue to be hooked! Loved Thranduil's secret Elven hide-out - and the other Immortal's reactions to it. I wish they could stay and recover for longer, but of course Daeron shouldn't be kept imprisoned forever. Besides, I'm as curious as Maglor is to find out what else is behind the abduction (attempts), and who the second party is...

A very satisfying ending!

Congratulations on finishing!