Rating: Mature
Synopsis: Geralt of Rivia discovers a girl who is about to change the fate of this continent.
All gold will shine no more,
Not all prodigals are lost;
Strong elders never fade,
Keep roots deep away from frost.
Fire rises from ashes,
Light blooms from the shadows.
Translator's Note: This article is "Aurora Borealis" by Ao San, author natrostova1911, and has been completed.
The heroine's name is Aurora, which is translated as Aurora after the name of the goddess of dawn in Roman mythology.
This is the first part of the series "Quenta Arien Ancalimë", which is called Quenya, meaning "the History of the Brightest Maiden of the Sun".
It is not a translation teaching. If any readers find that the translation is not rigorous, I would like to give you timely advice. I would be very grateful.
Also mentioned: A widely praised novel that I came across while searching for Silmarillion fan fiction. I have always been extremely resistant to fan fiction that mixes Middle-earth elements with other worlds (including fast travel), but this article is an exception. It's so delicious! It should be noted that there is almost no mention of the characters of Middle-earth in the entire article. It only uses the world view of Middle-earth and merges it with the world view of the Witcher. The plot is biased towards witcher novels, but if you haven't read the original work, it won't affect your reading. All in all, the slow-burning, almost pure love of this article is really up my alley! If you like knights and medieval themes, just watch it!
(I loved it so much that I lost my mind after reading it... And ran away quickly...)
Another note: Readers who are not familiar with the original work are advised to cancel the "Hide what the author has to say" option.
Concept: Quenta Arien Ancalimë