He was one of Iluvatar's first creations, blessed with immortal life and a light that could heal all things.
Through the long ages, all Myrin wished for was ordinary companionship and warmth. But immortality meant losing everyone he loved, leaving him to wander alone through time.
The Elves of Middle-earth were drawn to him:
Finrod offered him the protection of a dear friend; Maglor coveted his power to soothe the soul; Celegorm wavered between kidnapping and redemption; and Eol imprisoned him as a light in the darkness.
He was the miracle who took a dark sword meant for the High King during the Dagor Bragollach, the unexpected variable who gathered all three Silmarils, and the center of a web of oaths, obsessions, and fate.
When the sons of Feanor marched on him for the Silmarils, Myrin held the reunited light of the Two Trees and softly proposed an exchange:
“I can return everything, as long as you break your oath and let the light go home.”
This is a story about warmth, sacrifice, and finding a place to belong.
The moonlight will never fall, and after a long journey, he will finally reach the peace beyond.
[Reading Guide]
★ This is a rewrite of Healing Human Struggles to Survive the Elven Love Triangle. I wasn't satisfied with the original plot, so I decided to reorganize the outline from the ground up and rewrite the story. The plot development, details, and themes have all been substantially changed.
★ This story is written purely for love of the subject. If you don't find this fanfic meal cooked up by the author delicious, please don't attack the cook.
Theme: The loneliness of one granted immortality by the gods, and the choice to seek redemption
Meereen: Don't talk nonsense. How could Ermei lie to me if she is so beautiful?
Vera: Return the Silmarillion and your mission will be completed! Meereen: I have hidden things I haven't finished yet,
Celegorm: I cannot let Maglor steal my humans! Send humanity away! Maglor: [question mark]
You two are somewhat similar. . . We both have mental problems [rolls eyes]
A true warrior dares to praise Fengolfin in front of Fëanor 🐶
If Finrod dies for this reason, he will most likely be resurrected in Valinor. Then Meereen can be reunited in Aman, and Fenorian is really hopeless and waiting to be imprisoned in the Hall of Mandos with his father 💔
Next time it will be Celegorm who says to Maglor, "He is so easy to deceive, so stay with me. At least I won't lie to him." Maglor "..."
He will drive a boat all over the sky in the future
Kaisan kidnapped Meereen and then took the initiative to let him go. This chapter gave me mixed emotions.
I feel like I can see Celegorm say in a few days: Maglor, I haven't finished teaching yet, I want to be with Meereen. 🍉