Tyrael is the eighth son of the king's eldest son Feanor. He was born with the light of the silver tree Telperion and the purple eyes that were kissed by Eru. He was deeply favored by Feanor, and even many Valar were attracted to him.
After he came of age, he went to the top of Arda and the residence of Manwë, the leader of the Valar, to accept his teachings. In the process of getting along with the Japanese, Tyrell gradually fell in love with his teacher, but he kept it deep in his heart and refused to say it.
Until Melkor used words to seduce his father, causing him to lead the Noldor to flee Valinor, Tyrell obeyed the teacher's words and did not accompany his father, and stayed in Valinor with his mother.
But Tyrael did not trust them. After learning that the Noldor would be cursed, he knelt outside the temple for several days and begged Manwe to transfer the curse of the Noldor to him, and was willing to go to Middle-earth to atone for the crimes committed by the Noldor.
In Middle-earth, Tyrael endured the pain caused by the curse while writing poetry to guide the spiritual direction of the elves in Middle-earth.
Note; 1. Manwe and Varda in the article are not husband and wife.
2. God King x Elf
3. The elves are original
4. Most of the poems appearing in the article are from Rabindranath Tagore's Birds and popular sentences. Some are from The Silmarillion.
5. The writing is poor, so please close it and don't ask for trouble.
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