Wow. First of all, thank you for the incredible story you've woven from what the dice made of a simple diplomatic meeting. Second, thanks for splitting it apart - due to stressful and busy RL it took me a week
each for Lovely Laurelorn chapters 8 and 9 alone. I'm looking forward to (slowly) reading the rest and eventually catching up with the quest.
I've noted grammar and spelling fixes for chapters 8 and 9 below:
known only to Eldyra as Durthu
known to Eldyra only as Durthu
survivors were not sparred much longer,
spared
it took much to falter her so.
much for her to falter so.
Before, it had been Queen in the Woods
been the Queen
she tore her way out of the Oak of Ages.
out of Laurelocraobh.
her feet keep moving beneath her.
kept
hadn't even let Frederick or Eldyra to begin trying and resist the upwards lift.
Eldyra begin to try and resist
bounced and scrapped along the undefined borders
scraped
sands.
One of these should probably be substituted, I'd suggest to replace well-dried with dessicated.
Here was one of the eldest tree
trees
had either perished or been fled to Talsyn,
or fled to / or been sent fleeing to
lithe and strong. It was
she towered almost half a head taller than
she towered almost half a head above
her hands wrapped around
Anmyr (multiple times, I'd advise search and replace)
The last mention of beastmen was four sentences ago, so I'd advise to replace "them" with something more descriptive.
one's fate or the fortunes that may change them
change it
she twisted her head about and raise her arm high
raised
the disappeared amongst the branches
the owl
failures
The waywatcher's bow shouted back
It seems more likely that you meant "The waywatcher shouted".
like this it as hard to tell
it was
Naieth turned her head to look down at Tevaril, and almost instantly the Lady quieted at what she saw in them.
what she saw / what she saw on it.
a modicum more less monstrous
modicum less
flashed brightly in whether in
brightly whether
she fell silent
"But if I cannot spare you any
But I cannot
Here, daily acts could be touted as miracles in less empowered and enlightened areas
Daily acts of here could
(As it's currently written, "here" applies to the whole sentence)
In fact, he suspected that he had
she
poorly informed to matters
Unless this is a peculiarity of Argwylon (e.g. a shortening of "with regards to"), shouldn't this be "informed of" or "informed about"?
for there that have if not love than a tolerance
for there they have, if not love, then a tolerance
how some of the less
he had a great many more to insults to levy
more insults
In truth, now that she had escaped from the court hall of Tal Endya Varian, she could see the truth
As you already use "In truth" a few sentences before, and this one has a repetition of 'truth', I'd suggest to use "Indeed".