The coronation of the first ruling High Queen of the Noldor. (fem!Fingon)

A (soon to be) collection of short stories about Túrin and Beleg throughout the years, and there adorable friendship. Feel free to review:)

Maitimo and Artanis, neither yet the people they will become, have a conversation after the rescue from Thangorodrim.

Leading up to Dagor Bragolach, the sons of Feanor are not nearly united as they should be. Will they be able to trust each other as the world crumbles around them or will their mistrust be their downfall? On hiatus for now.

Angband is besieged by the Host of the West, and the War of Wrath has begun. When these news reach Himring, some decisions made years ago need to be carried out. Each chapter is told from the POV of a different character – Maglor, Maedhros, Elrond, Elros, Círdan and Aldanwë (original character). Consistent with "The Brink" and "The Stronghold".

Three sets of twins. Their parents ponder the gift of their double blessings.

Lalwen has dug too many graves. After the attack on the Havens of Sirion, she digs another.

In S.A. 500, many years after their deaths on the hither shores, two long-dead scions of the House of Finwe return home to Tirion, unsure of the reception they will fine among their kin.

Fëanáro deals with his (annoying and totally NOT adorable) youngest half-sister and Írimë earns her mother-name.

On the surface of Arda Healed, Túrin has enough time to reflect on his new life and all that preceded it. Everything is near perfection here, however, Túrin Turambar has always been a special case. He is still linked to his past and has to find a way to accept it. Moreover, he needs to make space for a renewed family, a best friend and the once worst enemy, too.

They were twins, often the same yet still different. Hints of their chosen paths began early.

There was purpose in the sacrifice, no matter how great.

She would find him. Their promise would not be broken.

Parce que le Silmarillion c'est l'histoire d'une grande famille qui se déchire et ne se pardonne pas, certaines petites histoires méritent d'être écrites. Canon ou totalement UA, juste pour offrir un semblant de famille unis ou de pardon ou juste pour satisfaire mon envie de "Et si" et de fan girl.

Darkness closes over Gondolin at the hand of Morgoth. Its great captains perish, and streets once lined with people going about their daily lives become carnage-covered. Among this devastation, one dying captain ponders the nature of death and the course of her life as she passes into the Halls of Mandos. There she waits for judgment and searches for those she long ago lost.

He hadn't really noticed until his little brother began to surpass him in music lessons... And now Maitimo is worried that he may not have a Noldorin Craft.

After relinquishing his Silmarils to the Two Trees and Yavanna, Fëanor had returned from Mandos to Arda Remade. Swarmed with past haunts and wounds, he was in need of a personal healer. Khánh, a mortal woman and friend of the wisewoman Andreth, had grown bored of her current work with herbal lore in a small children's school and wanted expand her career.

In the Halls of Mandos, the Ambarussa find Fingon.

Maglor goes to war for a final time, the eternal darkness looms, and Elrond bargains with the Valar for the ransom of the House of Fëanor. In which fathers give up everything for their sons, and their sons offer everything in return; title, name, and fëa. Or, the one where Maglor believes he is destined for eternal darkness, and Elrond politely says otherwise.

Tales of Middle Earth and the Blessed Realm, spanning from the Sunless Years to the Fourth Age and Beyond - recollections and experiences of Elves, Men, Dwarves, and Hobbits. All stemming mainly from my wild imagination, and not to be taken as canon. (Chapter 7 - Melkor and the children of Fingolfin.) WARNING: Rating may change!

As Glaurung destroys the Gap and the lands are consumed by the fire, Maglor and his people seek refuge in Himring. Maedhros needs to prepare for an attack and rearrange his fortress to fit everybody in.

Finarfin's thoughts as he goes back to Valinor. A poem in Quenya, with an English translation.

In which Beleg combs Túrin's hair, and intervenes before Saeros can insult the women of Hithlim. One-shot. Just feels to help relieve the sadness that is the Children of Húrin:(

By Angmar and Elfhild. Craving new fare for his feasts, Tevildo, Prince of Cats, devises a scheme to hunt down one of the Great Eagles by using a child of the Noldoli as bait. Inspired by The Book of Lost Tales. (Tevildo was an early version of Sauron.)

In which, shortly before the War of Wrath, Elwing kidnaps the (forcibly) newly returned Amrod and Amras in a gambit to get her sons back from those kinslayers. (Because, apparently, morally objectionable things are the only kinds of things Fëanorians understand.)