(Oh, YES! Fun! And Merriman is Olórin in this one, too)
Bran watched his father's ship (it was the Pridwen, he knew, but had he heard right when he thought he heard Merriman call it Vingilot?) leave him behind, himself and the rest of the Six, two Old Ones, three Men, and the Pendragon alone where the Midsummer Tree once stood. What he knew he had heard correctly, however, were Arthur's last words to him before he set sail to wherever he was going (he was certain Merriman had called it Aman with a wistful sigh), "We will meet again beyond the sea, my son. It is not impossible, after all, for the Heirs of Isldur to come to Valinor, as I have shown, and though you have made the choice of Lúthien, my heart forbodes we shall meet again."
(I feel like I accidentally quoted Tolkien an eensy bit. And oof, it almost got depressing there for a moment!)
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Bran watched his father's ship (it was the Pridwen, he knew, but had he heard right when he thought he heard Merriman call it Vingilot?) leave him behind, himself and the rest of the Six, two Old Ones, three Men, and the Pendragon alone where the Midsummer Tree once stood. What he knew he had heard correctly, however, were Arthur's last words to him before he set sail to wherever he was going (he was certain Merriman had called it Aman with a wistful sigh), "We will meet again beyond the sea, my son. It is not impossible, after all, for the Heirs of Isldur to come to Valinor, as I have shown, and though you have made the choice of Lúthien, my heart forbodes we shall meet again."
(I feel like I accidentally quoted Tolkien an eensy bit. And oof, it almost got depressing there for a moment!)