When you get dumped into Middle Earth, you start missing things. Little things. You know, like toilets. And hairbrushes. And tampons. And people who speak English. You know what else? Canon is super-easy to mess up. Now the whole world may end and it's all because of me.

"That, miss, is the root of bravery. You worry about survival, about being a burden. Consider this: you have been thrown into a world unfamiliar to you. Even more challenging, you were left to fend for yourself in a cave with no light, resources, or knowledge of your whereabouts, and yet you live. That is a feat. You are stronger than you think." Tenth walker; Eventual Aragorn/OC

A warrior from distant lands shall come in the time of great strife, astride the back of a large wolf. They will bring peace and unite two opposing foes who have been enemies for centuries, and with their combined forces at their side, they shall lead them to victory and quell the rising darkness. -The prophesy of the Wolf Rider.

"Your child will be gifted. She will be able to do what even Elves have trouble with. Be warned, she may not survive the coming days, but then, the fate of Middle-Earth is yet in the balance." "Now for another, one to keep her steady." But Almiel's fate is her own to decide. Rated T because I'm paranoid. Mostly for minor violence and a few darker chapters.

A young woman is uplifted from her world, into Middle-Earth. Where she will come across more than the horrors of Mordor, as the horrors of her mind start to take it's toll. Aragorn/OC Tenth Walker. Rating for language, mentions of death, violence and romance.