"Her final destination does not lie among the Elves." While she was still an infant, Elrond made this prophecy.
If not among the Elves, then where?
She is an Elf as fiery as a flame, a descendant of the Noldor and the Vanyar, Lady Elanmir of Greenwood, and the brightest star in his eyes.
"By the light of Elbereth as my witness, no matter how the ages shift or how countless tides rise and fall, I will always protect you."
Beneath a brilliant canopy of stars, he made her this vow.
Their ships have sailed away. Will they ever meet again? Will he keep his promise?
This story respects the original work, but some events will certainly differ from the original. Please don't overanalyze them or take them too seriously. (One more thing: there is more than one couple in this story, but no more than three. This is not a Mary Sue or Gary Stu story. If you don't like it, please don't leave comments like "This story is too Sue-ish." If you do, provide evidence to support your claim. If you don't, I'm afraid I'll have no choice but to delete your comment. If you really dislike this story, please don't flame it. Just leave through the door on the right. No hard feelings. Thanks for your cooperation!)
About the heroine: In my version, Amarie was already pregnant before Finrod came to Middle-earth, but she chose to keep silent. After Finrod left, she gave birth safely to a son named "Alfea." When she learned about the Kinslaying at Alqualonde, she grew deeply concerned for the child's fate, so she asked King Ingwe to adopt him. King Ingwe agreed. When Alfea grew up, he learned the truth about his birth and fell in love with and married Ainaethirwen [King Ingwe's granddaughter]. At that point, Manwe realized that Alfea's future would no longer be bound to Valinor, and urged him to go to Middle-earth. Alfea agreed. At the beginning of the Second Age, he and Ainaethirwen sailed to Middle-earth aboard a swan-ship, accompanied by a small group of Noldor Elves, and founded their own kingdom in the Forest of Caradhras. It lasted until its fall in the year 2903 of the Third Age.
[This story has been abandoned]
Author, please forgive me for being honest. I actually saw the first two or three chapters in the forum. I have a few suggestions: 1. The height of the heroine still makes me feel uncomfortable. In theory, orcs should be shorter than elves, but not as short as a hobbit. [Elves who are tortured and lose themselves will become half-orcs] The mixture of Vanya and Noldor is very noble. What is really specified in the original work is the Noldor royal family. 2. The heroine's name, Scarlet, really doesn't sound as good as the Sindarin translation. The names of the elves in the original book are basically the Sindarin version, and there is no Common Language version. For example, Legolas is called Legolas instead of Greenleaf. Prince Greenleaf has no surname, which should be the case for all elves and humans. Greenleaf is the common language [English] explanation for Legolas. 3. Plot. I want to see more about the heroine's growth experience, and hope that her character can be formed through some training and tempering. The main character of the heroine must be identified through what kind of experiences she has had, what she has done, what decisions she has made, and why she has done it, pushing her to the apex of contradictions. I hope the author can improve the female protagonist as well as the male protagonist.
I think "starlight" is better translated as gil-glin. . . Personal advice. The reference is to the name of the little star. Or maybe Jirel.
Starlight's quenya translation is silma
Starlight's quenya translation is silma
Starlight's quenya translation is silma
Come on, big, fighting
Sky, keep writing!
Dear friends, apart from the height difference and the fixed cp in the article, which one do you think Scarlet is more suitable for? (This is not limited to BG, GL, etc.)
Lord of the Rings fans will roll in when they see Lord of the Rings fandom... Scarlett, I thought it was Scarlett, haha
I finally saw the Lord of the Rings fanfic again. Ever since I watched Elf, I have been hoping to see it again! Big, come on!