Disclaimer: I do not own The Hobbit at all, nor its characters. They rightfully belong to Mister Tolkien. But, I can say that I own Ademia and her back story.

A/N: And I suggest reading 'His Emerald Eyed Lycan' if you are interested in how Ademia and Thorin met and how their wedding was. :)

Erebor, the kingdom under the Mountain. What a magnificent sight to behold before the attack of the Dragon Smaug. That day ruined and destroyed so many lives, especially that of the Royal Dwarf family of King Thror. Lost his wife, gold and beloved Arkanstone. All because of his sickness. His greed. Thorin, his grandson, stayed strong and helped lead his people with his own wife along side him. A Lycan named Ademia, his emerald eyed Lycan.

Until she left after the Battle of Moria that claimed the lives of his grandfather and younger brother as well as his father's sanity. Her reasons for leaving were unknown to Thorin, the only ones who truly knew why were his younger sister Dis and adviser Balin. And both of them were sworn to secrecy, never to tell their King.

That was sixty years ago. Surely now is time for the truth to be known.

"Father, what makes you think I want to come on this quest?" Ademia asked her father, Gandalf, when he appeared at her home in Bree. He was smiling down at her like he always did from across her table.

"You loved being in Erebor and I know, you want to see it full of live as much as any Dwarf. It was your home once upon a time, Ademia." He stated causing his forever young daughter to look down, biting her lower lip. A habit that she picked up from her mother without even knowing it, fingering the necklace around her neck. One that was given to her when she accepted a marriage proposal by a certain Dwarf Prince. After a few moments of silence, save for the nearby stray cat meowing at his feet, she let out a sigh. Finally giving in.

"Where in Hobbiton is this gathering going to take place?" She asked, crossing her arms under her bust when she brought her defeated green eyes to meet her father's satisfied blue.

"Do you remember a Hobbit hole called Bag End? We visited there a few times when you were younger." Gandalf reminded her, remembering her actually fitting when she was child in the Shire. Ademia would have been mistaken for a Hobbit if she had any hair on her feet.

"Father, I went absolutely mental if I didn't get one of Belladonna Took's crumpets. Of course I remember, Bilbo still lives there?" She asked with a smile curving her plump lips upward.

"Indeed, he does. He is even joining the company. Which reminds me.." He trailed off, reaching into his bag to pull out a folded paper that unfolded as soon as he sat it on the table. It was a contract to join the company of her husband. Thorin Oakenshield.

The smile she had faded when she saw it. Not that she didn't want to be reunited with her beloved, she was just afraid of how their reunion would turn out.

"Sooner or later, you're going to have to tell him. He deserves to know." Finding a quill, Ademia dipped it in a bottle of ink before signing her name. Ademia Oakenshield.

"I know. And I didn't mean to wait this long, Father. I really didn't." She finished putting her signature on the contract, folding it up and handed it to him.

"Balin will be so glad to see this, Ademia. I shall see you tonight at the gathering. Pack well." He told her and she giggled softly.

"Don't I always?"

After about half a days ride, Ademia reached Hobbiton and made her way to Bag End in the darkness of night. Looking up at the thin sliver of a Moon in the night sky, she was thankful that it was not full for she didn't want to miss seeing some old friends.

'Do some still hate me?' She asked herself, walking the pathway to the Hobbit Hole of Bilbo Baggins with her crimson curls shining under the thin sliver of the moon above her.

She knew that there had to be because of the way she left. Do not think that she doesn't wish that she could go back and stay but, the pain of everything at that moment was far too great.

After letting out a sigh, Ademia pushed those heart retching thoughts as well as her nerves to the back of her mind. Soon enough, she spotted the Hole causing a smile to appear on her lips hearing the laughter coming from the Dwarves that were already inside. Making her way to the door, she looked down at the symbol that her father had put and shook her head before taking her fist to the wood and knocked.

Few moments later after hearing some grumbling on the other side of the door, it opened to reveal the Hobbit that she was close with back when she was only a Witch. Before she was bitten.

"Ademia, at your service." She introduced herself with a smile as she bowed and rose back up to see Bilbo laughing and looking relieved.

"Ademia, it's so good to see a familiar face." He said, moving to the side to let her into his home of course, she did have to duck her head. She may not be as tall of her father but, she was taller then her old friend standing at five foot five. Thorin was tall for a Dwarf that he only reached her chin.

"Too many Dwarves to handle, Bilbo?" She teased with a giggle, catching the attention of two young Dwarves. One light of hair and the other dark.

"AUNT ADEMIA!" Fili and Kili exclaimed when they saw the woman with that emerald green that their mother and uncle always mentioned. Well, Dis mentioned her more then Thorin. Turning around to the now grown Dwarves that she last saw as mere babes brought tears to her eyes. It was then she felt bad for being gone for so long.

"My boys, look at you two!" Both of them embraced her and Ademia wrapped her arms around them as well before brushing their hair back. Or in Fili's case, braids.

"Fili, you favor your father so much and you have his eyes, Kili. If I remember correctly, those eyes were one of the things that she loved the most about Gari." She told them, seeing their chests puff out with pride that they did resemble their father in some way. But there was no denying the Durin blood because she could easily see it from Fili's blue eyes and Kili's dark hair.

"We've missed you, Aunt Ademia. Mother speaks of you often." Fili stated causing his younger brother to nod quite eagerly. The sight of that made her laugh again because she was instantly taken back to Erebor and she was being entertained by Frerin along side Thorin during her first week under the mountain. Already she could see her husband and brother in law in her nephews.

"And we know that Uncle may not show it but, he does as well." Kili finished his brother's thought and Ademia nodded her head. That she was accepting.

"Now, time for me to make my entrance. Pray to Durin that I live." The joke that she said at the end made them laugh before stepping to the side to make a path for her towards the dining room. Where the other Dwarves were making merry.

Simply walking into the doorway, Ademia stood there as she took in the faces around her where she had remembered some from many years ago. Bofur, she spotted with his odd hat. Bombur with his braid beard and round frame. Bifur with his wild hair with the white streak and constantly moving his hands or speaking Dwarvish. Oin and his hearing horn, Gloin, the other red head Dwarf with a temper to match. Dori, Nori and their younger sibling. Sadly enough, she sort of got confused whenever she saw them anyway. Balin, her husband's adviser and his brother, Dwalin. The tattooed warrior.

But, Balin was the first to take notice of their Lycan Queen and raised his arms.

"All hail the Queen Under the Mountain!" He caught everyone's attention with that and every Dwarf turned to her. Despite her heart beating at what felt like a thousand beats per minute, Ademia stayed calm and smiled softly. Everyone in the room cheered and drank more ale saying things along the lines of;

"Durin has blessed her well. Makes me wish I was fifty years younger."

"Aye, let's you know why Thorin married her. Seems like she knows her way around a sword too."

Opps, her sword and hatchet were still on her hips and just that quick she took off her belt that had her weapons on it and put it with the others before anyone came up to embrace her. Balin was first.

"Welcome back, lass. You came to us at the perfect time, our King could use his Queen on this quest." He told her and that made her feel at home like before. He was like a second father to her during her time in Erebor.

Then everyone came to her and welcomed her into the company and the sibling of Dori and Nori introduced himself as Ori. Later, Ademia was sitting by her nephews and he just asked if he could draw her because he has never seen anyone look like her before. With a giggle and a smile, she told him yes.

During this time, there was one Dwarf whose mood had turned sour when she got there. Dwalin, brother of Balin. And she had noticed that he didn't say anything to her but, ignored him for now. Though it does seem like he was going to speak his mind soon.

GOT IT UP FINALLY!

LOL I'm so glad I got this up and now people can enjoy it. Part two should be tomorrow.

Sooo... How do you think the reunion between Thorin and Ademia will turn out?

Will it be joyous or fill of anger?

Will he forgive her for leaving?

What was it that was so tragic, she left?

Will Dwalin let out his feelings?!

STAY TUNED!

Until next time my litle Hobbits!