Note before reading: This article is a fanfic of The Lord of The Rings and The Silmarillion by British writer J. R. R. Tolkien. The BG of this article is the original heroine. If you don't like it, don't read it. If you do, don't criticize it! In fact, all of this was a brief dream that I had when I was obsessed with watching "The Silmarillion".
Introduction
She almost believed the legend about elf marriage
When the Valar wish to bless the union of a pair of elves, the night must be bright with stars.
She thought she was blessed
He said that no matter how dark the darkness was, there would always be stars shining through the clouds to illuminate her future.
He also said that arrogance is the best way to cover up, and she will pay the price for her arrogance.
He just didn't predict that he would be the price
His marriage has been questioned for thousands of years
The wood elves thought he was plundering
Their princess didn't do it willingly
He also understands that the shadow has never left this marriage
How much does he have to go through to get what the Valar say?
Bliss, joy, dissatisfaction, cessation
[Because I don't have much time to write in life, this article has been temporarily suspended. Please forgive me, updates may be resumed in August or September]
PS: There are many original characters in this article, in order to create a more harmonious green forest. There are four members of the royal family of the Great Greenwood, King Thranduil, Queen Ariel, Crown Prince Legolas, and Princess Gloriamir. Two of the female characters are original. Gloria Mill means green treasure, and can also be extended to the great green forest treasure. Ariel is a sea elf noble and a distant relative of the Ship King Cirdan. Thranduil's blond hair comes from the royal family of the Noldor. There is no explanation in the text. In addition, other original elves were created, the home of the Great Greenwood Warriors, the two brothers Elantar and Kelephan Kellenin, Kelephan and his young wife Lorraine's Linweniel, who are Tauriel's parents [a fiction].
Some of the translations of names and places in this article are from the new edition, and some are from the old edition.
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