[Lord of the Rings/legolas]see Through

A lucky elf decided to run away from home. On her way there were wars, farewells, far journeys and missions. A coming-of-age story about love, two little characters who are gentle to each other, and their dream is to spend hundreds of years traveling across Central Continent together. The ancient and mysterious land of Middle-earth contains light in the darkness. It teaches travelers the purest truth - history writes the future, and choice is also rebirth. Cuixing×Greenleaf Mana hanging × force hanging Theran's adopted daughter × Elf prince Mature young person × naive old person —————————————————————— *The main plot involves "The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies" and the "Lord of the Rings" trilogy, and the original and original plots are split in half. My writing skills are limited and I focus on growth and romance. In addition, my ability is limited and I cannot study all aspects in depth. Please point out any mistakes. If you can change it, change it. If you can't change it, it's a private matter. In addition, the author himself firmly believes that "man can conquer nature", which may conflict with the god system and some "divine thoughts" constructed by Tuolao. *The translation of nouns follows the premiere of "Lord of the Rings" and "The Hobbit". It doesn't comply with Tuolao's translation rules, it's just a habit, let's just call it feelings. Just watch it and that's it, as long as you can understand it! *Indigenous heroine, descendant of light elves. The ancestors of the heroine's family witnessed the light of Telperion (the sacred tree), and thus unexpectedly gained the ability ("see through"). *Character setting. The heroine is a growth type and is imperfect from beginning to end. The character design of Leaf follows the Lord of the Rings series, more or less integrated with the Hobbit series, and the age setting follows the movie. *The emotional line between the heroine and Legolas started late, and the battle line is very long. The heroine has unrequited love. The male protagonist has unrequited love. There is a two-way "secret love". HE. *As an adopted daughter, the heroine and Thranduil do not have a warm father-daughter relationship (it is not warm, but the father-daughter relationship is real) and they have to sharpen each other. Carefully cultivated. One-way output is available. A mountain of private equipment is listed below briefly: *"See through" can be regarded as a type of elven magic. In the early stage, there was only retrospective ability, but in the middle and later stages, the ability gradually developed into foresight and deduction. The method of realization is synaesthesia (seeing, hearing, smelling, and touching. What you get is just a feeling, which needs to be understood by yourself). It can act on any visible object (except for people and things that are stronger than itself). In line with the Western fantasy setting, the greater the ability, the greater the cost. *Clergy. No information related to the elven clergy was found, and the clergy settings were inspired by the common belief in Varda. The specific settings and activities are related to the ancient Greek priests. *Exchange of ideas. In the original setting, all elves can communicate with their thoughts, but in this article, for some plot needs, it is set that only elves with strong power or powerful items can communicate with each other in one way. *Immune to fatigue. The original setting is that elves are immune to fatigue, but for the needs of the plot and character design, the setting is that elves have stronger physical strength than other creatures but still feel tired and need to rest. *Elf's coming of age. The original setting is that elves will get married after they are 50 years old and are considered adults for the time being. However, the setting of this article is to change the age of 50 to 100 years old. *Tauriel settings. Following the movie, it is assumed that his bloodline is related to Thranduil's queen. *Syndar and the Noldor. I have no way of knowing whether there is any grudge between Theran and Noldor in the original work, so I would like to assume that there is no such thing. *Elf character name. Unless otherwise mentioned, the names of all original elf characters in the article come from myths, dramas and modern meanings, and do not follow the elf naming method. Astraea is taken from the goddess of justice, the goddess of stars, and the goddess of purity in Greek mythology. "Star Girl" also means "star girl" in Greek. She is not a god in this world. *Language. Sindarin and Quenya do not distinguish symbols in the text. They always use right-angle quotation marks "", and single quotation marks within double quotation marks use hollow right-angle quotation marks "". Dunlundi uses square brackets []. Cover artist: Ye Shu Character card artist: Aileen Wuornos Mission: History writes the future, choice is also rebirth