Hey guys, so before you start this story you need to know a few things that are from the hobbit to hopefully help you understand it more. So there are these people called "The Black Assassins." They are spread out through Middle earth, helping protecting towns from the growing evil. They know every language there is and when an assassin leader passes away they all gather at the end of the war and sing a song that has a mixture of the three common languages: elvish, dwarfish, and the common tongue. Their current leader was an elf named Faedra.
She was highly skilled in any sort of weapon and the most precious weapon she held was her sword. Her sword was an elven blade with a golden spiral on the hilt. If you unsheathed the blade, there would be elvish words written along the blade. It was magically made for only the true leader to be able to hold it. To the leader it was lighter than a feather, to others it weighed a ton depending on the goodness in one's heart. If someone's heart was full of goodness then they could hold the sword for quite a while, but if it was dark then they may only be able to hold it for a few seconds, not even.
An assassin is not chosen by offspring or blood. The assassin leader chooses their next reigning leader and there had never been a time where an assassin leader died without their chosen one. The sword is magical and is able to call all the assassin when the leader calls for a time of war for example.
The assassins wore a necklace that had a crystal with a golden wire wrapped around it and it hung on a golden chain. A small dagger was hidden in the leader's sword and she, or he, would take it out and hold the necklace out in front of them. They would spin the dagger around the necklace, chanting what they wanted the others to hear in elvish. Then the assassin leader would point the dagger in the sky after they finish and a burst of light will shoot out of the dagger, fading immediately after it explodes in the sky.
After the message is sent, the assassins across Middle-earth will receive the message after perhaps a few minutes. Their necklaces will glow and stand up in front of their faces, saying the message what the leader spoke in their minds. They would immediately leave and head to the place the leader had called them to.
So back to Faedra. Gandalf sends her on a quest with the dwarves of Erebor to reclaim their homeland, because she had lost hers from Azog as well. Her and Thorin's kingdoms were the one elven and dwarven kingdoms that actually got along. They were at first forced to be wed until Faedra's hometown was destroyed, as well as Thorin's. They become friends again at the end of the "Unwritten Destiny I," but nothing more.
Faedra had a little sister named Tara and a brother named Faren. Faren was captain of the guard in Rivendell and Tara was one of the healers. Her little sister,Tara fell in love with the dwarf Kili and they end up having a private relationship behind Thorin's back. Tara ends up joining the company after Faedra almost died in the goblin tunnels, had Faren and his wife Lia not rescued her. At around the end of "Unwritten Destiny III," Tara and Kili tell about their relationship to the others who are to glum to even congratulate them as Thorin was forcing them to not fight the war. At the very end, Kili ends up passing away, leaving Tara on her own.
Faren is Faedra's older brother and ends up staying at Rivendell while Faedra runs off to risk her life every day. He married a mortal woman Lia who is of the Dunedain. They have three children, Elphir, Erchirion, Amrothos, and Lothiriel. I know that Lothiriel is actually the cousins of Boromir and Faramir, but in this story she is not cousins with them, but instead with Aragorn. Elphir went to Mirkwood to be a guard, Erchirion went to teach sword fighting at one the assassin hideouts, Amrothos went to learn healing magic at Lothlorien, and Lothiriel went to be a ranger with Aragorn. Both Faren and Lia fought in the last battle and survived.
Faedra at the end of the battle, ended up taking Azog's arm blade stab towards Thorin. She is stabbed in the stomach and is thrown across the lake, as is Thorin. She tells him to kill Azog for her before passing away on his lap.
There is another elf in the hobbit story I wrote. An elf by the name of Amara. She was very energetic and found the smallest things funny whenever she was with Faedra, it was usually to help lighten the mood. She is married to Legolas and she ends up being pregnant during the war. She took the death of Faedra just as hard as Faren did, Tara was mourning for Kili and did not know Faedra was dead until the funeral. Her and Legolas ride away to seek out the Dunedain and start a new adventure.
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