Middle-Earth was filled with many who did evil or nothing as evil was committed, even among the free people, but now Eru has given them a chance to redeem their actions, in a world that has vastly changed from the Ages they are familiar with.

What truly happened when the arm of Dorne was broken? How did the White Walkers come to be? And what price did Children of the Forest have to pay...and to whom?

Westeros with a little feanorian touch. Unknown to some people, elves have been living in and influencing Westeros for a long time. Not only the children of the forest, but some of the exiles from the first Age. Having never finding peace, Maglor Feanorion stays with his stars human descendants... until catastrophe breaks in the form of Rebellion and kinslaying stars again.

When Fëanor and his followers sailed out of Valinor in the pursuit of Morgoth, and Fingolfin and his people crossed the Helcaraxë, both parties emerged onto a much different continent, far to the East, a continent of men, where the heirs of Finwë could forge a new nation. But within this continent, a strange melody, a song, is playing, both of, and not of, Eru's harmony...

From Annals of Aman: "The kingdom of Arda, and that was but a small realm in the halls of Ea, whose life is Time, which flows ever from the first note to the last chord of Eru." His purpose in Middle Earth complete, Gandalf sailed West to Valinor and became Olórin once more. But for others, Eru Ilúvatar had other plans, their path yet to be completed...

Rhaegar Targaryen encounters a stranger during one of his visits to the ruins of Summerhall.

Wherein we learn the identity of Coldhands (and he's not Benjen Stark).