[The Silmarillion] Marrying Your Great-Aunt Is a Family Tradition

This article is also known as "The wise Lord Elrond turns into a love brain when he sees his wife" Elrond gained the ability to foresee the future from the blood of Maiar Melian. The moment he saw Miriam at the mouth of Sirion, the names of at least seven children appeared in his mind. Fenorian, so terrifying. When Elrond discovered that Aragorn's love for Arwen was different from that of relatives, he was not as shocked as he expected, or in other words, he did not want to stop them because of the weak but still existing blood relationship between them. Compared to the shocking love between Elrond and Miriam, the blood relationship between Arwen and Aragorn, which spans countless generations, can almost be treated as if they are not related by blood. Just ancestors, ancestors, aunts and grandmothers. For being able to withstand the pressure of his two brothers, Gil-galad and Celebrimbor, to marry Miriam, Elrond was praised by the elves as "Lord Elrond of Courage" for a long time in the Second Era. When Maedhros and Maglor brought Elrond and Elros back to Amon Ereb, Miriam never thought that one day she would marry one of these two little half-elves. ——Until that day Elrond came to her with the Elessar that she had forged with Celebrimbor and Maeglin, and handed it to his hand. Elrond's face was stained with splatters of dirty blood, his hair was messy, and there were marks of being slashed with sharp weapons on his armor; Elros on the side did not give in, and stood in front of the door in disgrace. Look at him like that, Miriam said to Finarfin beside her, he is still a Noldor after all, and so are you, third uncle. Finarfin patted her shoulder and took back his hand to wipe the blood from her face. Finally avoid the thunder: The heroine is the daughter of Celegorm, who is older than the little white calcium milk. She ran away with her father, killed her relatives three times and failed to escape, all of which were caused by latent mental illness and epileptic behavior. A star. The lord is a wise man, but when he is in love, he is extremely reckless and foolish. The original plot has been modified according to the needs of the plot. All expressions are for the needs of the article and do not represent the author's own views (perhaps excluding some content of property rights laws). The previous work "Vicious Dog Taming Manual" and the follow-up "I Made a Decision Against My Ancestors" are being updated simultaneously, and there is a chance that other people's stories will be dropped in the future. Purpose: The happy life of Elrond and Miriam