Part 314 posted, in which Helluin returns to Dunharrow. Along the way, she questions a Corsair hunter and brings valuable tidings to Lord Fréaláf. The oppressive winter is tempered at last and on the eve of a surprise attack, Helluin seeks a parley with the Corsairs in Edoras. Time runs short for Wulf. OCs galore as usual.

Finarfin, wisest son of Finwë, had an inkling what the Oath would drive his nephews to do. Like any uncle, he would do what he could to spare them that. Or how the youngest child of Finwë gave everyone some bad days.

Weaver versus weaver... only one can win.

Elenwë and Turukáno were inseparable. When Elenwë follows her husband in their journey to pursue Fëanáro, they have to walk across the Helkaraxë, the Grinding Ice. When Elenwë is lost, Turukáno cannot suppress his feelings, almost following her. （I have no financial gain from these characters. They belong to Professor J.R.R. Tolkien, who helped us envision a whole new world.）

Who would voluntarily enter the Dor Daedeloth and seek out a way to sneak into Angband? Except for the lonliest, most desperate outcast with no one to say goodbye to. With nothing to lose and everything to gain. - This is the story of how Fingon rescued Maedhros from his bondage at Thangorodrim and what led him to dare such a hopeless undertaking.

Even the kindest person in Arda could not escape the corruption of Melkor. Nienna would come to know this personally. When an attempted friendship with him leads to a tragedy where she became known as Fui. (An Alternate Universe where Nienna is Melkor's first lieutenant, even before Mairon and this has consequences)

The Fall of Gondolin destroyed everyone for different reasons. Eldir, Andir, and Ellie lost their mother and father, while Celebrimbor lost the love of his life. Together as a family, they pick up the broken pieces and move toward a better future. While the knowledge of the future is limited, Celebrimbor has hope that the worst is over, and he can live a happy life with his kids.

We all have heard the story of Morgoth. How before he stole the Silmarils his name was Melkor, how he was locked away in Mandos for three ages, how he was evil itself. But what if, in Mandos, he lost his mind? What if all the evil left him and he was left with a child’s heart, soul, and mind? What if the Noldor never left Valinor? What if Melkor never corrupted Fëanor? Find out!

Rog and Egalmoth have some days off. Might as well have some fun then!

Five-and-a-half millennia after leaving their home galaxy, the crew of the city-sized seeding ship Iluvátar reach their goal - a sunless primordial planet, waiting to be turned into a new homeworld. But Chief Engineer Melkor has his own designs for "Arda Project", and his megalomania threatens to doom them all...

Finrod is reassured by Melian concerning his purpose for being in exile.

Yeet! Aligned with Rings of Power.

The swirls of loose ink send a flood of intermingled joy and grief cascading over him. It is of Gondolin. It is always of Gondolin. An unexpected discovery rattles Glorfindel's guarded heart and he is reminded of all he had loved and lost.

A lost and lonely sailor listens at night as a new voice rises, intertwining with the melody of the sea. (Or A retelling of Beren and Lúthien's meeting in a Mermaid!AU).

There are few things the elves have written neither poems nor songs of. This is the attempt of a mortal based on the ancient lore of the Silmarillion. Read and enjoy! As my first attempt at publishing on this site, I've run into a small problem with the spacing. Double-spacing doesn't seem to have worked so I had to make due with the vertical lines. I hope you can forgive me.

Waking up in a new world is terrifying. For Kiera, she is dumped into this world, but in the wrong age to make a difference. For residents of Gondolin, their once isolated city will be shaken with the arrival of humans. For a few elves, the pull of humans is intriguing. While some develop friendships, only two turn into love, pushing the boundaries of mortal and immortal unions.

Un recueil de textes courts sur l'univers du Silmarillion nous plongeant dans un instant ou une pensée des protagonistes de l'histoire

Through willpower alone, Oropher managed to swallow down his first nineteen reactions, glancing between Thranduil's bruised and bloody face to his bruised and bloody hands to the cloth held loosely in obviously sore fingers, eventually settling on a gentle "Sit on the bed, Thranduil." Oropher discovers that his son has gotten in a fight. Again.

Il parle peu, il parle bas. Il ne fait pas de bruit. Son petit visage reste impassible, il ne sourit pas souvent. Il ne lâche pas sa poupée. Et lorsqu'il le fait, c'est parce qu'il est en proie au doute. Ses grands yeux gris trahissent sa confusion, mais ses petites mains restent fermes. Maedhros dit que c'est un enfant qui avance. Maglor veut l'y aider.

This is the tale of Eriel of the Sindar and Fingon, son of Fingolfin, as remembered in the later days of the world.

My interpretation of Miriel in the final years...

The Halls of Mandos are unhealthy for young fëa, so they need to leave early. But sometimes there's no family outside yet. Or how Rog got yet another kid thrown at him, and everyone had to deal with it.

Fёanor burns his promises with the ships. Maedhros does not.

Just felt like writing about Tuor...

Elwë, in the Halls of Mandos, is finally reunited with his friend Finwë where he learns patience. (Finrod is mentioned, to no one's surprise.)