Her home was in a shoal off the Point of Tolhiril, on the eastern shore of the lake. Fishermen avoided the shoal because lines and nets tended to get damaged in it rather easily. The rock itself came within 20' feet of the surface; the two entrances to the Maia's cave were 30' farther down. The cave, kept magically free of water, was appointed in an Elvish style, but decorated with a bizarre and somewhat whimsical collection of non-perishable Arthadan and Elvish artifacts and curios. Linuile considered anything that fell into the lake or near it her property—should she take an interest in it. Objects lost centuries ago had returned as wedding presents at the lakeside festivals Linuile visited incognito when in a gregarious mood. Linuile had little interest, save for these occasional whims,
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| - Her home was in a shoal off the Point of Tolhiril, on the eastern shore of the lake. Fishermen avoided the shoal because lines and nets tended to get damaged in it rather easily. The rock itself came within 20' feet of the surface; the two entrances to the Maia's cave were 30' farther down. The cave, kept magically free of water, was appointed in an Elvish style, but decorated with a bizarre and somewhat whimsical collection of non-perishable Arthadan and Elvish artifacts and curios. Linuile considered anything that fell into the lake or near it her property—should she take an interest in it. Objects lost centuries ago had returned as wedding presents at the lakeside festivals Linuile visited incognito when in a gregarious mood. Linuile had little interest, save for these occasional whims,
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| - Her home was in a shoal off the Point of Tolhiril, on the eastern shore of the lake. Fishermen avoided the shoal because lines and nets tended to get damaged in it rather easily. The rock itself came within 20' feet of the surface; the two entrances to the Maia's cave were 30' farther down. The cave, kept magically free of water, was appointed in an Elvish style, but decorated with a bizarre and somewhat whimsical collection of non-perishable Arthadan and Elvish artifacts and curios. Linuile considered anything that fell into the lake or near it her property—should she take an interest in it. Objects lost centuries ago had returned as wedding presents at the lakeside festivals Linuile visited incognito when in a gregarious mood. Linuile had little interest, save for these occasional whims, in the affairs of the Arthedain. She was aware of the other "haunts" in the lake and remained indifferent to them. She killed the weed-krakens when she encountered them; she had three times fought and injured Karikmorathur. The Dragon had learned to avoids her, and Linuile had almost forgotten the she-drake still dwelled in Nenuial.
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